FCC votes to end net neutrality
The federal government repealed the 2015 decree of so-called net neutrality, and the impact to schools is unpredictable at this point.
Band teacher out #MeToo at Downers Grove North
A longtime band director resigned at a suburban Chicago h.s. amid allegations of inappropriate behavior with students from 1996.
Sometimes modified block schedules work best
Block schedule or traditional schedule? Which works best for high school? It doesn't have to be all-or-none, a student journalist points out.
Alabama elects a Democratic senator
The next US senator from Alabama, one of the nation's reddest states, is Doug Jones, a Democrat, who won in an upset, to Trump's dismay.
Rifleman threatens work crew near Houston schools
A man with a military-style assault rifle put 2 Houston-area schools on lockdown Monday, but the standoff ended peacefully.
Miss. school sparks the flame of success
A focus on attendance and investment by the community in the school's goals has helped one Miss. elementary turn around.
Snow falls from Southeast to Northeast
A winter storm has left people without power on dangerous roads. School events from basketball to the SAT test have been cancelled.
Details emerge about the N.M. school shooter
The shooter in a N.M. high school was a 21-year-old former student at the school who apparently thought work, school, and life sucked.
31 Republicans challenge tax on grad tuition waivers
The provision in the tax reform act that makes graduate tuition waivers taxable might go away, thanks to 31 Republican reps.
2 students dead, more than a dozen injured in N.M.
2 students and the student attacker are dead in a shooting at a high school in N. New Mexico Thursday morning.