California's High School Learning Overhaul
California is looking to revamp its high school learning experience, and one school is paving the way. CART High, located near Fresno, offers a unique approach to education, featuring multi-hour labs that combine various subjects and a curriculum tailored to students' interests.
The school provides work experience, academics aligned with students' passions, and stronger personal connections with staff. Additionally, CART High offers multidisciplinary courses that directly link to careers and community needs.
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A visit to CART High reveals a calm and focused learning environment, with students carrying laptops and attending classes like biotechnology and digital marketing. The school's atmosphere is characterized by the absence of disruptions, such as fighting, shouting, and bells.
Author's Summary
CART High in California sets an example for future high school learning overhaul.
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