California schools move to metric system in 1976
State Superintendent Wilson Riles announced that California will convert to the metric system starting in 1976 with the 1976-77 school year. He described inches pounds and quarts as outdated and said new math and science texts will use metric measurements, urging teacher training programs to prepare. The U.S. remains one of the few major nations still on the English system.
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California public schools rise in revenue and costs
California's public schools report a 9 percent rise in revenues and an 8.9 percent rise in spending for 1971-72, with average daily attendance up slightly. Total district spending reached 5.866 billion while revenues hit 5.842 billion. average cost per pupil was 1,067 dollars.
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