AP exam updates conflict with unpreparedness
In response to apprehension surrounding the AP exams, the College Board announced revised testing procedures
COVID-19
Teachers deserve praise for resilience in pandemic
School closure forced educators to leave their classrooms and recreate learning environments online. Because distance
District to reopen in spring 2021
With Los Angeles County nearing the substantial tier, where middle and high schools may reopen,
Lower cases allow resumption of outdoor sports
Due to the gradual decline of COVID-19 cases, the California Department of Public Health announced
Academic clubs compete, habituate virtually
As COVID-19 continues to spread, competitive clubs have adapted virtually for the remainder of the
Struggle with responsiveness impairs students
To ensure that students are not left confused and student publications can write complete stories,
Teachers alleviate grading concerns
Up until recently, the idea of learning from home was commonly idealized by students. Many
Charities helping out during COVID
Feeding America Providing food for over 46 million people and saving 4 billion pounds of
The College Board improves on 2020 disappointment
Following the abrupt, disastrous changes to AP exams last year, the College Board has made
Alumni, Lotus Property Services Inc. sponsors families
Recalling the challenges classrooms were facing amidst a pandemic, alumni Alyssa Tan and Jimmy Huynh,