St. Francis Catholic High School is developing an ethnic studies course that could inspire other Catholic schools in the area to do the same.
The main goal of this ethnic studies course will be to educate...
Saffiya Sheik, Horizon Charter School
• September 3, 2022
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many students have been forced to stay home and continue their education through online schooling. Currently, with a few exceptions, California prohibits distance learning,...
By Kaili Jiang, John F. Kennedy High School
• September 3, 2022
After a year in which the federal government served free breakfast and lunch to K-12 students nationwide, the state of California has decided to continue bringing universal free meals to the table, starting...
By Ethan Machado, C. K. McClatchy High School
• September 3, 2022
While most math equations always lead to a clear answer, discerning how to teach mathematics to California’s six million students has a solution that remains constantly elusive.
For decades,...
Kylie Huang, Mira Loma High School
• April 12, 2022
In mid February Russian troops invaded Ukraine after having amassed hundreds of thousands of troops at its border, greatly escalating the slow burn Russo-Ukrainian War that has been going on since 2014....
Over the course of 15 years, the segregation of young, low-income students has worsened and the achievement gap along racial and economic lines has widened. According to a University of California, Berkeley...
Kylie Huang, Mira Loma High School
• March 6, 2022
The Lunar New Year is a crucial part of a wide variety of various cultures, mostly centered in Asia. At Mira Loma High School, students and staff mark the occasion with the annual Asian Art Fair.
Bih-yuan...
Jack Fedor, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory
• March 4, 2022
This school year Natomas Pacific Pathways Prep has created a new course called Social Justice which took the place of a different course and fulfills a new California state requirement for a Ethnic Studies...
Kayli Huang, Mira Loma High School
• February 28, 2022
“I feel as though that Black individuals, especially within Mira Loma, are usually viewed as the non-achieving and individuals that are not usually the ones to stand out,” said Titilope Olotu.
Nimrat Bains, Natomas Pacific Pathways Preparatory
• February 1, 2022
“I feel truly sad, but the Indian government will never acknowledge their responsibility, because there's no pressure too, they don't care and never will,” said Virk.
The change in title of Finals Week Schedule to “Winter Reset” schedule is one of many changes to Finals Week at C.K. McClatchy High School. For starters, the traditional cumulative finals have been...
Kayli Huang, Mira Loma High School
• January 24, 2022
This year, a Peer Mediation Group was made available to students at Mira Loma High School to support mental wellness. This group of students help their peers resolve minor conflicts and problems and steer...
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