Title IX suit says high school didn’t treat girl fairly
A star athlete had sex with a student in his car near the school. The girl's attire was questioned and she was expelled. He graduated.
Student newspaper returns to Quincy, digitally
Welcome back to the exploratory world of high school student journalism, <em>The Q-Review</em> at Quincy HS in Illinois.
Black lives matter in swimming pools, too
February is African-American History Month, and the Washington Post reminds us that many black lives are lost to drowning in the US.
Do rainbow signs at Yorktown promote equality?
Bumper sticker-length slogans, even those that promote equality and diversity, don't belong in an institution of learning, like a high school in Arlington, Va.
Mr. President, the Constitution says, ‘Hey!’
The executive order banning people from 7 predominantly Muslim countries has fallen. What's next, according to our laws?
We sing America through the mic of poetry
Student poetry from a school in St. Louis expresses what it means to kids to be American and continues the tradition of Langston Hughes.
Lawsuit claims artificial turf is carcinogenic
A parent group is suing the San Diego school district for installing artificial turf at elementary schools. The group says it causes cancer.
Trump seeks ‘repeal’ of so-called Common Core
What did Kellyanne Conway mean when she said the president was planning to "repeal" the Common Core State Standards?
Divers put in what it takes in Fayetteville, Ark.
Diving championships come soon, and a champion diver in Arkansas shares a little about what it's like to excel in this technical sport.
K12 Inc. gets a boost with DeVos
It's possible that a momentary rally in the price of K12 Inc. stock was driven, in part, by the confirmation of Betsy DeVos as US secretary of education.