Mt. San Jacinto College will use eight classrooms at Murrieta Valley High School during the next three years. Those classrooms will be used by high school students taking college classes, according to a statement. The partnership between the college and Murrieta Valley Unified School District is meant to create “a …
Read More »CSUSB graduate programs get high rankings
Five graduate programs at Cal State San Bernardino have been named among the nation’s finest by U.S. News & World Report. Rehabilitation counseling (67), social work (121) public affairs (121) part-time MBA (159) and public health, according to the magazine’s 2020 rankings of U.S. graduate schools. The school’s public health …
Read More »Audit would identify homeless students
Assemblyman James C. Ramos, D-Highland, has asked for an audit of local school districts intended to help homeless students. If approved, the California State Auditor’s Office will try to determine why only one-quarter of all schools in California report having no homeless students among their student bodies, according to a …
Read More »Grant to help disabled, special needs students
The San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools has received a $533,800 grant that it will use to increase enrollment in early learning and care programs for disabled and other special-needs students. The one-year grant, from the California Department of Education, will be shared with the offices of education in Mono …
Read More »Mobile educational vehicle to debut
Mt. San Jacinto College’s Career Education Office will break out its Mobile Career Center this week. The vehicle, which is the size of a large recreational vehicle, is scheduled to appear 11 a.m. today at the school’s Menifee Valley campus and at noon at its San Jacinto campus, according to …
Read More »Chaffey High School District betters college chances
Students in the Chaffey Joint Union High School District have greatly improved their chances of gaining admission to California’s two four-year college programs during the last 10 years, according to data this week. The district’s completion rate for the A-G course work needed for admission to the University of California …
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