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Ever since she was a child, Christine Antonie wanted to follow in her parents’ footsteps and major in computer science in college. With their …

California is considering a new bill to change how math is taught in schools. Senate Bill 1067 would require screening for basic math skills in kindergartners, first-, and second-graders. The goal is to help students who are behind catch up to their peers. Amy Cooper from EdVoice says early math skills predict later success in school. California students have struggled in math, with only 37% performing at grade level last year. The bill has support from some educators but faces opposition from groups like the California Teachers Association, who argue existing frameworks are sufficient.

Living in Silicon Valley you hear endlessly about STEM — Science, Tech, Engineering and Math — the rage in company sponsored education. Art in…

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The San Mateo Daily Journal does not use artificial intelligence in its writing or reporting, neither will it in the immediate future. It also…

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Following a successful pilot period, the Sequoia Union High School District has adopted MagicSchool as the districtwide artificial intelligenc…