After taking eight AP exams, the SAT, an SAT subject test, sending my scores to colleges, and creating a CSS Profile, I will have paid the College Board a total of $1,036.50, […]
Opinion: College Board’s monopoly counteracts its purpose
Power shutoff closes NUSD schools
PG&E has issued many potential power shutoffs for Marin County from September through December. When weather causes a fire risk in any particular region, red flag warnings and high wind warnings are […]
Go Guardian teacher tool purchased
A quick glance down a row of students in any class would show that students often indulge in unproductive activities such as watching Netflix, playing video games, or other non- academic activities […]
High school students are under pressure for the perfect transcript
Throughout most students’ high school careers, they are presented with the challenge of figuring out whether they want to go to college, and if so, how they can be more competitive applicants. […]
ACT guidelines changed
As of September 2020, the American College Test (ACT) will have a new policy in place that will allow students who take the ACT to retake certain sections without retaking the entire […]
STEM teacher Nick Williams hosts podcast
“Welcome to Teach ‘Em Up. The podcast of teaching and learning,” STEM teacher Nick Williams says as he greets his listeners on his podcast. Williams created a podcast through which he explores […]
Netflix competes for popular shows
Michael Scott, Jim Halpert and Pam Beasley: these characters from “The Office” will be leaving Netflix in Jan. 2021 as the streaming service competes with large companies launching their own services and […]
