US marching bands build Friday night memories
From polishing instruments to polishing leadership skills, band students make halftime a celebration of hard work and camaraderie.
Are your parents using a 529 plan to save for college?
As doubts grow over the value of a college degree, parents weigh whether 529 savings will truly pay off.
Herrin students take summer learning on the road
From Anaheim to Puerto Rico, FBLA competitors and Spanish travelers turned summer break into a season of discovery and achievement.
A year in jail? Flag burning faces renewed legal fight
Trump’s order challenges decades-old precedent, setting up a potential Supreme Court clash over protest and patriotism.
2 children killed in shooting at Catholic school Mass
A gunman opened fire during Annunciation’s back-to-school Mass, killing 2 students and wounding many, leaving Minneapolis in mourning.
Apparently, Park City students know their DBQs
From document-based questions in history to graphs in economics, students in Park City, Utah, excelled across multiple AP tests.
Helping teens navigate love without harm
Students, teachers, and counselors share insights on recognizing unhealthy dynamics and encouraging respect, trust, and balance in relationships.
States asked to strip ‘gender ideology’ from sex ed
HHS orders 46 states to cut “gender ideology” from sex ed, threatening $81 million and raising historic federal overreach concerns.
Trump to allow 600,000 Chinese students into the US
Donald Trump said Monday he would welcome 600,000 Chinese students to study in the U.S., sparking debate over education and policy.
US Ed. Dept. rescinds guidance on English learners
The Education Department rescinds key guidance on English learners, raising fears schools may scale back services despite ongoing legal obligations.