Rendering of Waipahu High School’s new Integrated Career Academy Learning Center.
Keith Hayashi. Three out of six career academies were recently recognized as National Model Academies by the National Career Academy Coalition, for a total of six nationally recognized academies, earning the distinction of a wall-to-wall national model academy high school.
The recognition was capped off on January 14, 2021, when the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education held a groundbreaking ceremony for Waipahu High School’s new Integrated Career Academy Learning Center. Attendees included
Gov. David Ige and State
Sen. Michelle Kidani, who spoke about the tremendous efforts of the faculty and staff along the road to this new building, which is scheduled to be completed in mid-2022.
Alton High to offer new math class for seniors
Dylan Suttles, dylan.suttles@thetelegraph.com
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ALTON Alton High School students will now have the opportunity to take a fourth year of math.
At its Jan. 19 meetihg the Alton school board unaminously approved offering a Transitional Math QL- Stats class to be taught to seniors at the high school.
Illinois is requiring every high school to offer a transitional math course in conjunction with a local community college. The three different pathways the Transitional Math program offers are STEM, Technical, and Quantitative Literacy/Statistics. Alton High School will be offering the Quantitative Literacy/Statistics pathway.
LC and TAMIU see favorable enrollment despite national woes
Jan. 11, 2021
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Students from LISD s Early College and Laredo College students walked the stage to recieve their certificate or Associate s Degree as their friends and families cheered them during the Laredo College Commencement Adress at Sames Auto Arena, Friday, May 10, 2019.Christian Alejandro Ocampo\Laredo Morning Times
According to a national report, undergraduate enrollment has seen a sharp decline across the country with data showing how different demographics have been affected.
The National Student Clearinghouse Research Center reported on Oct. 22 that community colleges showed a 9.5% drop in enrollment across the country during fall 2020. They also showed a drop in every student demographic but one.