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Discrepancies in Curriculum Approaches

March 4, 2024March 3, 2024 Rowan Reising 0 Comments ACT, CAST, Davis Senior High School, Grade Inflation, Grades, Gwynn Canfield, Jonathan Langberg, Justin Morgan Mraz, Kevin Williams, Kristen Kay, Principal Bryce Geigle, Rowan Reising, SAT, succeeding in school, Universal Design For Learning

Today, the News Cycle focuses on teaching disparities in the Davis Joint Unified School District, Gwynn Canfield has the story.

Looking Ahead: College Preparation

December 4, 2023December 3, 2023 Rowan Reising 0 Comments catherine pereia, college, cy williams, Eda Chen, Erik Kimball, Gwynn Canfield, Naneh Grigor, Rowan Reising, SAT, SAT prep, Skylar Clements

This week the News Cycle talks to Eda Chen about career counseling and academic advice for high schoolers, and what

Get to know the new SAT

March 1, 2016 Annie Mitchell 0 Comments graphic, SAT

By Cece Cannata, BlueDevilHUB.com Staff– Find out what to expect from the new SAT, which will begin to be administered on March

Are SAT prep classes worth the cost?

November 8, 2015 Annie Mitchell 0 Comments Courtenay Tessler, cy williams, iqra faroq, Julie Clayton, kaplan, kathy hu, khan academy, Lauren Duan, michael boothroyd, princeton review, SAT

By Stephanie Chang, Bluedevilhub.com Staff– Prep classes for the SAT can be costly—up to $1,699 for 30 hours. Many Davis

OPED: DHS needs to put students’ academic future in front of boogying

October 10, 2014October 10, 2014 Annie Mitchell 0 Comments MORP, SAT

Ellen Finn, Bluedevilhub.com Staff– Davis High is holding a casual dance for students of all grades called “Morp” on Oct.

Students study for the upcoming SAT

November 29, 2013January 21, 2014 Annie Mitchell 0 Comments Cristina Puente, davis adult school, Grace Saucer, SAT, Yoojin An

By Danielle Anton, Bluedevilhub.com Staff– The path you choose for studying for the SAT can have a major effect on

Seniors last shot at taking the SAT

October 6, 2013October 6, 2013 Annie Mitchell 0 Comments SAT, Seniors

By Yrenly Yuan, HUB Staff Writer– Around the nation, students gathered at schools early in the morning on Oct. 6