Parents, Poundstone want screen safety laws
Some parents and one famous comedian want Maryland legislators to enact screen safety laws because students are nearsighted and use computers a lot.
Concussion for N.C. student body-slammed by cop
A N.C. student suffered what appears to be a concussion after a school resource officer body-slammed her after she had broken up a fight.
Marching bands spark the 128th Rose Parade
21 marching bands filled the air in Pasadena with music and entertained a TV audience of millions for the 128th Tournament of Roses Parade.
Preparation key to double soccer state title
Both the girls' and boys' soccer teams at Urbana HS in Ijamsville, Md., brought back a state title this year in soccer, a rare feat.
Girls in Belvidere sure know how to build a motor
Some high school competitions actually involve more traditional life skills, like how to fix your car when it breaks down.
Hogan speaks to Jewish middle schoolers
The Md. governor visited a Jewish middle school just outside Washington, telling kids to persevere in their goals, despite hate crimes and other obstacles.
Spring 2017 musicals at IL high schools
Our list of all the musicals expected to be performed at IL high schools this spring is getting longer. Please let us know if we missed yours.
Stanford football player ‘acquitted’ of ‘rape’
A football player at a premier university was charged with sexually assaulting an anonymous female student and found not responsible by a disciplinary board.
Are conductors better with or without a baton?
Researchers wonder whether a conductor is clearer or perceived as being more expressive with or without a baton. It turns out, that depends.
Broken Arrow students work football’s big screen
The students at Broken Arrow HS in Oklahoma were running the video production studio during football season this fall, a tribute to students and staff.