Monthly Archives: March 2022

Sometime in the next month, the members of the high school graduating class of 2022 who have chosen to attend four-year colleges will select their colleges – and that will seem like the climax to which their high school years … Continue reading →

The University of South Florida has responded to what the Tampa Bay Times called in a Sunday article “a growing gap in college completion rates between male and female students” by starting a peer mentorship program for male students. The … Continue reading →

“Supply chain” used to be a phrase used almost exclusively by logistics experts. During the last year, many more people learned about how supply chains work as they combed store shelves and the lots of car dealers looking for consumer … Continue reading →

At least for high school physics teachers in Florida, the opening paragraph of an article titled “The US is in dire need of STEM teachers” in this month’s Physics Today is incredibly tone deaf: Schoolteachers report career satisfaction. Jobs are … Continue reading →

Throughout Florida, parents and students are thinking about how to fill out their course preference forms for the 2022-23 school year. That means it’s time to focus on giving parents the information they need to make sure their high school … Continue reading →