US Sen. Bernie Sanders comes to Naperville
US Sen Bernie Sanders of Vt. came to IL to talk to students about the political revolution he started when he ran for president in 2016.
Citing safety, Centennial disbands varsity football
Centennial HS in Ellicott City, Md., doesn't have enough varsity football players this fall to field a complete team and still attend to the safety of players.
Trump signals DACA’s heartless end
Donald Trump signaled to end the DACA program, but his notice may spur Congress to enact meaningful immigration reforms. Don't hold your breath.
Linganore bans Indian headdress at games
A Md. h.s. has decided to ban the wearing of a Native American headdress by a student spirit leader at football games, saying the practice is disrespectful.
Gov. joins state supt. on 1st day of school in Md.
The day after Labor Day is the new start of the school year for almost every one of Maryland's 24 school districts, under a new executive order.
Chicago schools to teach police torture
Chicago 8th graders & freshmen will learn a new subject starting this year: how certain police officers coerced confessions by torturing black suspects.
Who run the world? She who codes it.
Girls Who Code promotes equity in high-tech fields. A summer immersion camp, where 1 team programmed robots, is part of it.
DACA fate worries students about their future
If Pres. Trump doesn't decide the fate of DACA immigrant children by tomorrow, 10 atty's general say they'll force his hand by filing a lawsuit.
Calif. baseball player: ‘Coach illegally benched me’
A former h.s. baseball player is suing his coach in Calif., claiming the coach benched him only because he didn't do a fundraiser for the team.
Niles West junior hopes her art center will inspire
Making beautiful art is hard work, but just try teaming up with a group of your artistic friends to open up an actual art center.