Banned from prom? Mom fought back and won.

A mother’s challenge and a social media wave forced a Georgia principal to rethink the "safety risk" of a homeschool prom guest.

10,000 schools & counting: The Unified Movement

We track the explosive rise of Unified Sports as more high schools adopt the inclusive model of state-level competition.

Trump targets Harvard in Title VI civil rights suit

The Trump administration is seeking billions in repayments over claims of "deliberate indifference" to campus antisemitism.

More than just tutus and arias at the 2026 Oscars

Following a "horrified" response from dancers, we examine the Olympic-level training and high-tech future of the performing arts.

What parents need to know about classroom AI

As federal guidance evolves, discover the three pillars of a safe and transparent school AI policy for 2026.

Straws, ping pong balls reveal invisible harm of vaping

Read how a simple interactive game at Prospect HS illustrated the reality of lung restriction for dozens of students.

Movie review: Melania

From New York to Oregon, high school reviewers are panning the $75 million documentary as a "monotonous" political rebrand.

Red Raiders lose gear but save lives in highway blaze

Following a total loss of equipment in a bus fire, the Kahuku community rallies behind its girls’ flag football team.

Curiosity to the capital: Colorado’s poetry champ

DB Henderson’s "curiosity" led to a historic state win and a ticket to the 2026 national Poetry Out Loud finals.

Swimming upstream against the wave of fake news

Arizona students share essential strategies for discerning truth in an age of AI and social media "outrage."

Student Loan Office moves to Treasury Dept.

As the Treasury takes control of student debt, we examine what this means for borrower protections and federal efficiency.

All grit, no quit: Jaycob Hall’s final heroism

A Stafford High senior and aspiring firefighter saves lives through organ donation, leaving a legacy of courage and humor.

Rehearsal chaos breeds connection, mentorship

A decade-long hiatus ends at the Episcopal School as middle and upper schoolers find common ground through Dickensian drama.

2 courts split on 10 Commandments laws

As Ark. blocks the display of the Ten Commandments and La. moves forward, we examine the 'standing' vs. 'merit' arguments dividing the federal courts.

A team travels for talent and tradition

A coach reflects on a 4-year goal finally realized as his teams find success through intense out-of-state bonding.

Reading, retention, revenue: Long-term 3rd-grade stakes

As Maryland moves toward a new literacy mandate, we examine a study that tracks the economic impact on students through age 26 who were held back.

Federal judge halts RFK’s vaccine rollback

From 'arbitrary' memos to 'unbalanced' panels, we break down the legal violations that put RFK Jr's vaccine agenda on ice.

Academy Awards and Hollywood’s political prominence

Students from New Jersey and Indiana take a close look at the movies and ceremony of this year's Academy Awards.

Airwaves & amendments: Decoding FCC license threats

As the FCC warns broadcasters to 'correct course' on Iran war reporting, free speech advocates are sounding the alarm on a potential 1st-Amendment crisis.

Spectacular Seussical sequel at Centennial

From a "Splash Zone" in the front rows to a moving duet in the middle of the house, we review the standout vocals and staging of Centennial's latest hit.

The infinite evolution of π Day

We confirm the legacy of Larry Shaw and look at the "obliterated" world records that defined 2026’s mathematical celebrations.

Student Reports

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Teenage acne sufferers may, in fact, age better

Teens need not fret too much over a condition of acne: Sufferers may have the last laugh as they get older, new research out of the UK has concluded.

How can we define creativity?

Creativity is a highly prized dimension of student work and student growth, likely to be as or more important than rote learning.

Feds report data security breach from China

Another data breach has occurred in the federal government, this one from China. We still don't know that data can't be protected from criminals.

Student conductors in Kan. master the “holistic view”

New research reveals that conducting isn't just about keeping time—it's a high-speed cognitive exercise that reactivates the teenage brain.

Fine Arts

More than just tutus and arias at the 2026 Oscars

Following a "horrified" response from dancers, we examine the Olympic-level training and high-tech future of the performing arts.

Athletics

10,000 schools & counting: The Unified Movement

We track the explosive rise of Unified Sports as more high schools adopt the inclusive model of state-level competition.

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