Cynthia K. Larive has been appointed interim provost at UC Riverside. Larive currently serves as vice provost for undergraduate education and was previously interim dean of the school’s College of Natural & Agricultural Sciences, according to statement. She replaces Paul D’Anieri, who stepped down in December as UC Riverside’s Academic …
Read More »Cal Poly Working on Rose Parade Float
Students at Cal Poly Pomona are fast at work on the school’s entry in Pasadena’s 2017 Rose Parade. The school’s float, “A New Leaf,”depicts several chameleons investigating and adapting to their habitat, which includes large dragonflies, butterflies, hibiscus flowers and a waterfall, according to a statement. Work on the float …
Read More »State Bond Measure would Provide for School Improvements
California schools will suffer greatly if voters don’t pass Proposition 51 this November, a proponent of that measure said Thursday. If approved, the bond initiative will raise $9 billion for school repairs at K-12 facilities and community colleges throughout the state, said Jenny Hannah, chair of California’s Coalition for Adequate …
Read More »IE campuses part of ITT Tech closings
ITT Technical Institutes is shutting down all of its schools nationwide, including its Inland Empire campuses in Corona and San Bernardino, officials announced today. The closures, which were effective immediately, will impact more than 35,000 students and an estimated 8,000 employees, according to a statement released by ITT Educational Services …
Read More »Education Conference Scheduled
The Baldy View Chapter of the Building Industry Association of Southern California will host the Education Summit 2016. The event, which will be co-hosted by the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools, is scheduled to be held from 8 a.m. to noon Sept. 8 at the Chaffee College Chino Community …
Read More »Perris Opens Elementary School
Perris Mayor Daryl Busch joined officials from the Perris Elementary School District for a ribbon cutting at Clearwater Elementary School. The K-6 grade campus at Nuevo and Murrieta roads cost $30 million to build and will serve 750 students when it opens officially on Aug. 18, according to a statement …
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