Why are students starting their own businesses right out of high school?
Many 2022 high school graduates launched their own businesses, selling everything from beauty products to photography sessions.
Source: edsource.org
📰 Tamiya Williams News
Tamiya Williams News Today
Fast, Ad-Free News Updates
Stay updated with breaking news from Tamiya Williams. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.
Covid inspired students to grow their own businesses
For some students, school shutdowns due to Covid gave them time to grow in new ways.
Source: edsource.org
Page A1 | e-Edition | sfexaminer.com
View the San Francisco for Thursday, December 15, 2022
Source: sfexaminer.com
First year college students facing what Covid cost them, especially in math
Life after high school has its challenges for the Class of 2022. There's embracing independence and facing what Covid cost them.
Source: edsource.org
College freshmen confronting what COVID has cost them, especially in math
First-year college students started this school year with a lot stacked against them.
Source: sfexaminer.com
Challenged by Covid, the Class of 2022 looks ahead to better days
From one end of California to the other, families shared how they were coping with Covid. In this final installment of an EdSource series on the Class of 2022, students look ahead knowing they made it through the year like no other.
United States Grove High School Republic Of El Camino Fundamental High School Bolsa Grande High School West Covina
Source: edsource.org
Challenged by Covid, the Class of 2022 looks ahead to better days
Many high school students struggled academically during distance learning, but others used the time to double down on academics or to cultivate hobbies and interests.
United States Grove High School Republic Of El Camino Fundamental High School Bolsa Grande High School West Covina
Source: edsource.org