Student-athletes sign national letters of intent
Student athletes in most high schools in the US signed national letters of intent Wed. to name the college they will attend.
Student stabbed at Montgomery Blair H.S.
A stabbing at a high school in Montgomery County, Md., resulted in the student suspect being charged with attempted 2nd-degree murder.
1st girls’ wrestling tournament in IL on Nov. 27
IL now sanctions a state title series in girls' wrestling at the high school level, and in this inaugural season, schools are getting ready.
Young Investors Society promotes financial literacy
Do you know how to invest in stocks? Not surprisingly, the strategies apply to many business ideas and managing your finances in general.
Obituary: Brianna Rodriguez, 16; crushed at a festival
Where drugs are involved at music festivals, a rapper with a history of crowd control issues can cause grief for the families of music lovers.
On the California math wars
Calif. touched off a dispute over new draft math guidelines that seek to de-emphasize calculus in high school and algebra in middle school.
Illinois law mandates recess for K-5 students
Illinois passed a law earlier this year that requires schools to give students in kindergarten through 5th grade 30 minutes of recess every day.
Indian Americans mark the holiday of Diwali
The celebration of the Hindu holiday of Diwali means different things to different religions, but it is the triumph of light over darkness.
Pfizer vaccine approved for children 5–11
High school students and governors say elementary school students should get vaccinated against Covid-19, now that the vaccine is approved.
SCOTUS hears about censuring school board members
Can school board members and other elected officials use free speech liberally without fear of censure by the body to which they were elected?