The wrong target for the US Justice Department
With wars abroad and divisions at home, federal energy is being spent chasing legal care for transgender youth. That’s a mistake. [...]Read More... from The...
NY school to allow Bible verses on paid parking spot
A student challenged her school’s ban on Bible verses in a paid parking spot, raising questions about free speech and endorsement. [...]Read More... from NY...
Prospect students question legacy of theater namesake
An investigation revealed Alvin Kulieke’s leadership in the Urantia Brotherhood, a group linked to eugenics, raising concerns about the honor. [...]Read More... from Prospect students...
Stickers that heal reveal a smart rebrand of acne care
Decades-old wound care science meets TikTok culture! Starface makes acne treatment visible, social, and less embarrassing for teens. [...]Read More... from Stickers that heal reveal...
Homewood pride runs deep for paper’s new editor
Beyond rankings, an Alabama high school's strength lies in its diversity, creativity, and student leadership, qualities the paper's new editor celebrates. [...]Read More... from Homewood...
Wet bulb globe temps too high; games cancelled
While most US weather reports use heat index to estimate the danger from high temps, sports played in the sun use WBGT. [...]Read More... from...
Beware the mirage of ‘percent proficient’
Illinois lowers cut scores, and Nebraska sets a 75% goal. But both highlight the problem: proficiency is whatever a state decides it is. [...]Read More......
Anderson band wins state fair title in thrilling finish
The Marching Highlanders edged Spirit of Muncie by less than a point, claiming their 8th championship and first since 2019. [...]Read More... from Anderson band...
Fear in the halls: ICE presence shadows L.A. schools
A student journalist captures how immigration raids create daily anxiety, keeping classmates out of classrooms and families on edge. [...]Read More... from Fear in the...
Investigation: dozens of teachers still waiting on pay
WJZ-TV uncovered widespread frustration among arts instructors who say the Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center owes them thousands. [...]Read More... from Investigation: dozens of teachers...