Imagine an extra day each week to catch up on sleep, hang out with friends, enjoy time with your family, or just relax.
Sounds great, doesn’t it? Well, this is becoming a reality as an increasing...
Bathroom vandalism is not uncommon among American schools. It’s often a result of boredom, ill will, or an easy avenue to share a message.
It’s not very often that the intent of vandalism is positive....
In today’s digital age, social media has become integral to students’ daily lives.
In a survey conducted by The Californian, of the 169 students who responded, more than 90 percent indicated they...
The world’s most popular search engine is making searching for news a lot harder.
As of April 12, Google has been testing removing California news sources from searches in response to Assembly Bill...
Another year, another system to learn.
Per an email sent by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District on April 30, the district has decided to switch learning management systems (LMS) to Google Classroom...
College Board has been transitioning to digital standarized testing, and it is most evident with AP exams this time of year.
This change has been slowly making its appearance with digital exams for AP...
College Board is notorious for making high school students miserable, depriving them of money, sleep, and willpower.
Their new method of creating unnecessary complications is digitizing AP exams.
Last...
In late February, millions of high school seniors applying for federal financial aid in the U.S. received yet another shock. Typically, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens on Oct....
When introduced in January, Cal High’s current automated detention system was met with criticism and judgment.
Per the new policies, one unexcused absence or five tardies results in a 30 minute detention,...
