Cesar Fuentes, a math instructor at Sylmar High School, teaches Algebra I to Spanish-speaking students using Project SOL (Secondary Online Learning), a collaboration between the Mexican government and the UC system. Teachers are using the rigorous Spanish-language curriculum in an attempt to get more Latino students to take and pass the courses they need to go to college. (Michael Robinson Chavez / Los Angeles Times / December 9, 2011) Four high schools in Southern California are offering math and science courses using online curriculum from Mexico to get more Latino students to meet requirements to go to college.Four high schools...