Owning the flame: A student finds her lacrosse passion
Pushed into lacrosse at first, a Barrington High School student turned resistance into passion and learned lessons worth remembering.
Bleachers, Barons, and Bethesda Row
From senior jerseys to Yogi Topi runs, football Fridays at one Md. high school are as much about community as they are about the game.
Centennial works to change culture, wins are elusive
History says it’s an uphill battle, but this team is ready to prove otherwise. Show up Friday and be part of it.
US Ed Dept ends some grants for deafblind students
Federal cuts to deafblind grants leave families scrambling, as schools lose resources, training, and vital support services overnight.
Tex. teachers get cheeky w/ 10 Commandments law
A new Texas law has gone into effect, saying "Ten Commandments." Texas teachers say, "Hold my Buddha." It's getting interesting.
UK report warns schools lag on media literacy ed
Survey shows most teachers call it essential, but few schools deliver. It should be part of the core, not an add-on.
When History and Civics collide in the classroom
When the past gets edited and the present bends the rules, how do teachers explain democracy to their students?
Educators disciplined for posts about Kirk’s death
From Florida to Iowa, schools are moving fast against teachers whose posts spark outrage. But at what cost?
Research on media glorification and teen behavior
Teen drinking and drug use are down, but the media can make them look more common than ever. How can we mitigate the effects?
Sabrina’s album sparks debate over cover art
On her knees, hair in a man's hand, Carpenter's fans and critics disagree: Does the cover reinforce patriarchy, or is it just her playful satire of control?