We congratulate the “Politicized” Class of 2017
We congratulate the Class of 2017, and in keeping with tradition, we have dubbed it the "politicized" class, following November's elections.
Cyberattack ransomware may have aftershocks
A ransomware cyberattack has hit more than 150 countries and is spread by users clicking a link in illegitimate email.
Superintendents leave 2 Md. school systems
Sup'ts at 2 bid districts are out: Renee Foose (Howard Co.) & Dallas Dance (Baltimore Co.) announced resignations within the last few weeks.
Chainsmokers crash a Chicago-area prom
A pair of celebrity DJs crashed a prom Saturday, to the surprise of students, before heading across the street for their own show.
Legally Blonde closes in La Plata, to open in Aledo
The high school musical spring season is wrapping up across America, and <em>Legally Blonde</em> marks some of the final shows in Md. and IL.
Cymbals in Morton & the IL state budget
IL continues under a budget impasse. Although towns step up to help, it comes down to figuring out how to solve the root problem.
Do young people squander learning opportunities?
Teens sure do use technological devices a lot. The question is: What are they learning from them? And how can teachers learn what they're learning?
Magazine declares top high schools in America
Based on its own criteria, well established as they may be, a news magazine once again ranked high schools in America.
IL needs to pass a state budget and quick
The state of Illinois has failed to pass a budget, and schools are drawing on reserves and finding other ways to cut expenses—just to stay open.
They come, 1 last time, to the greatest show on Earth
The greatest show on Earth, the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, is in Baltimore for its final run in a long history.