In a commendable attempt to provide equal opportunities for underprivileged students, the nonprofit organization Former Majority Association for Equality is giving Caucasian males a $500 scholarship grant for college. […]
Three weeks ago, the Republican majority in the House passed a bill to stop federal funding for National Public Radio. Although the decision followed inappropriate comments by an NPR executive and was advertised as a budget-cutting measure, the Republican Party has essentially aligned itself against the value of information and public support for journalism, an especially troubling position. […]
The student body would be better represented by a leadership council that has the influence, time and foresight to give meaningful input on administrative decisions. […]
California Senate Bill 955 provides school districts with the ability to layoff teachers based upon skill instead of seniority. While this may seem like an effective way to layoff teachers, in reality it will not improve California’s education system. […]
Costa’s administration must quickly and efficiently implement changes to improve Costa’s preparedness in case of a quake. […]
California’s proposed legislation, Senate Bill 955, will give greater decision-making power to school districts and allow them to make decisions regarding teacher termination that save money and best benefit the students. […]
As new technologies and social media have put access to information into the hands of more students in recent years, the state of most technology at Mira Costa remains painfully outdated. […]
Freedom of speech has been a hotly contested issue throughout our nation’s history, even as recently as this year. On March 2, the Supreme Court ruled astutely on the issue in its controversial Syder vs. Phelps decision. […]
Before leaving office, former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed $133 million in funding for Assembly Bill 3632, which for 25 years has provided mental health treatment, like psychotherapy, to special education students. […]
The people of the South Bay have been left underrepresented since Congresswoman Jane Harman resigned last month to accept an executive position at the Woodrow Wilson Center, a Washington think tank and policy center. […]
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