Special education students adapt despite extra COVID-19 difficulties
COVID-19 has been devastating for students across the country, but special education students have been especially impacted. Here’s how HBUHSD students have adapted.
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Former President Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial
The verdict comes after a contentious five-day trial that saw seven Republicans voting with Democrats to convict Trump.
HBUHSD students compete in the Battle for the Torch
The Battle for the Torch is a new district-wide event that consists of a series of competitions, games and more to connect students throughout HBUHSD.
Meet Miguel Cardona, Biden’s nominee for Secretary of Education
Cardona is a first-generation college graduate who aims to ensure academic racial equity and cut student loan debt.
College Board makes changes to AP and SAT tests amid COVID-19
College Board discontinued SAT subject tests earlier this month and will administer three-hour AP exams in the spring.
A recap of Biden’s first week as president
Biden signed a number of executive orders on COVID-19 response, immigration, environment and more this past week.
Here are the Biden Administration’s goals for education
With the incoming Biden Administration, education is no longer a back burner topic.
What to expect from the upcoming HBUHSD e-book system
The district’s e-book system will be a significant addition to the pandemic-era resources that the library has provided so far.
New year, new laws
Check out the new state laws that will go into effect this year.
COVID toes and other lesser-known coronavirus symptoms
COVID-19 skin conditions are not commonly known about.