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.
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.
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.
Naperville D203 faces possible teacher walkout Tuesday
Teachers warn of a strike Aug. 26, citing stalled raises; families urged to prepare childcare alternatives.
Fake job scam hits Camas; students lose email access
A phishing scheme promising summer work exposed student information, leading the district to temporarily shut down email accounts.
Donation drives aim to ease back-to-school costs
From Baltimore’s “Stuff the Bus” to Chicago’s community bashes, schools turn to supply drives to support families and teachers.
Dropped charges don’t ease unease in Palo Alto
Families remain unsettled after a PE teacher's return, urging the district to prioritize student well-being over legal outcomes.
APS budget leaves 6 schools without certified librarians
Atlanta Public Schools will use paraprofessionals instead of librarians at 6 high-poverty schools, raising concerns over student equity.
Kan. case pits A.I. surveillance vs. free student press
Kansas high school reporters claim their work was censored by an AI tool. Their federal lawsuit could shape student press rights.
Relentless prep to chase college athletic dreams
From highlight reels to cold emails, high school athletes prepare off the field as much as on it to chase athletic scholarships.