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Scituate athletes prove success takes more than talent
Ten seniors commit to college teams, showing that dedication on the field must be matched by discipline in the classroom.
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With heart, Santa Rosa’s principal shares her journey
From her school days in Mexico to shaping futures in Menifee, Calif., Karla Galicia inspires students with her vision and dedication.
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Venezuelan kids face war fears amid US military buildup
Rising tensions in the Caribbean are disrupting classrooms and fueling anxiety among young people who just want a normal life.
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Anthony’s steady defense reaches 500 digs
While national records soar past 1,000, Anthony’s mark early in her senior year shows the kind of reliability every team needs.
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“Last Rites” under the student lens
From haunting atmosphere to familiar tropes, students offer six fresh perspectives on the latest Conjuring installment.
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Science meets stardom as Hollywood honors Bill Nye
Bill Nye receives a star on the Walk of Fame, proving that science can shine as brightly as show business.
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Fans and half days help Cleveland High cope with heat
Lacking air conditioning, the school turned to rental fans and shortened schedules to manage overheated classrooms.
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Go bags and red flags in California
Wildfire season is here. From “go bags” to alert systems, students share what to know to stay safe and ready.
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Drama Club field trip brings history and humanity to life
A first play for many students: Come From Away tells the true story of strangers helping strangers in Gander.
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Is 7:10 too early to start high school?
Teens’ body clocks run late, so why does school start so early? Science says later times mean better health and learning.
