Tag: education
SFUSD Votes On Resolution To Rename 44 Schools
SAN FRANCISCO—On Tuesday, January 27, the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) Board of Education passed a resolution furthering the process of renaming schools,...
Quarantine: Five Things You Can Now Do Without Leaving The House
UNITED STATES—Locking down the way we live because of the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t been all bad. While we’ve lost some things, we’ve gained others,...
Universities Struggle With Students Cheating Amid Pandemic
SAN FRANCISCO—The COVID-19 pandemic has created new opportunities for university students to cheat, which is causing universities across the country to take action. Ever...
Virtual Learning Is Not Easy
UNITED STATES—Some people call it virtual learning, but back when I was an undergraduate we called it online learning. There are many who think...
Zoom Company Banned Online Event At SF State
SAN FRANCISCO—On Tuesday, the Zoom Video Communications company canceled an online open classroom, Whose Narratives? Gender, Justice, & Resistance, presented by the San Francisco...
Private Schools Might Reopen, Public Schools Remained Closed
SAN FRANCISCO—Private schools are making plans to reopen soon, but public schools from the San Francisco Unified School District might not be able to...
Choose Passion Over Money!
UNITED STATES—Oh college, I remember those good ole days America, I remember being fresh out of high school, heading to a Big Ten university...
In-Person Classes for Disadvantaged Students
SAN FRANCISCO—On September 14, disadvantaged elementary school students will be able to attend socially-distanced classes in various locations throughout San Francisco as part of...
Health Officials Take Waiver Applications From Elementary Schools
SAN FRANCISCO—Health officials will begin taking waiver applications from elementary schools, which is a step towards allowing them to open for in-person teaching. Starting...
Major Schooling Changes This Fall
UNITED STATES—Believe it or not America, many students have actually returned to the classroom. However, the notion of going back to school is NOT...