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Back to School: Preparing for a Successful Year

-Editorial Across California and Baja California, the familiar rhythm of a new school year is returning. Classrooms are filling, backpacks are getting heavier, schedules are changing, and students are once again adjusting to teachers, classmates, homework, and new expectations. For…
Binational University Fair Highlights Higher Education Opportunities Across The Border

-Editorial Students and higher education institution representatives gathered at Imperial Valley College for a binational university fair aimed at connecting residents with higher education and scholarship opportunities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. The Sept. 3 event, organized as…
Imperial Valley College and University of Arizona Yuma Expand Agri-STEM Transfer Opportunities

-Editorial Imperial Valley College and the University of Arizona Yuma have renewed an educational partnership to expand transfer opportunities for Imperial Valley students pursuing degrees in agriculture, engineering, and other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields. The institutions formalized the…
Audience Rights: The Challenge of Regulating Without Limiting Freedom of Expression

-Editorial Guidelines should not lead to a confrontation between audience rights and freedom of expression, but rather to the development of technically sound regulations, says a CETYS expert. Mexicali, B.C.- Receiving diverse information, distinguishing between opinion and news content, and…
Imperial Valley College Welcomes Interim Superintendent/President Dr. James Limbaugh

-Editorial Imperial Valley College welcomed Dr. James Limbaugh on Monday, August 3, as its interim superintendent/president, bringing more than 30 years of higher education leadership experience to the college as it continues its commitment to student success and institutional excellence. …
U.S. Ambassador Welcomes University Leaders to Mexico

-Editorial U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson welcomed more than 100 presidents and rectors of American universities to Mexico for the summer meeting of the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU). The gathering brings together higher education leaders from…
Baja California Prepares for More Than 1 Million Students to Return to School Aug. 31

-Editorial More than 1 million students across Baja California are expected to return to classrooms Aug. 31 for the 2026-27 school year, as the state reports investments in school infrastructure, student assistance, teacher compensation and other preparations for the start…
ICOE Opens SAT Test Center, Expanding College Testing Access in Imperial County

-Editorial The Imperial County Office of Education has opened a new SAT Test Center in El Centro, giving students local access to a nationally recognized college entrance exam and eliminating the need for many families to travel long distances for…
Baja California to Offer Free Basic Education Certification Exams for Women

-Editorial The Baja California government will offer a free certification program this month that will allow women to earn official primary or secondary education credentials by passing a single examination, according to an announcement released Monday. The initiative will be…
ICOE Launches SAT Test Center to Expand Access for Local Students

-Editorial The Imperial County Office of Education has opened an official SAT Test Center in El Centro, expanding access to college entrance testing for students in Imperial County and the surrounding region. The SAT is a nationally recognized college entrance…
