Is news media an enemy of the people? By Paul Katula • Feb 27, 2017 Pres. Trump called dishonest news media an "enemy of the people." It's an interesting choice of terms, but presidential rhetoric has been very interesting of late.
We sing America through the mic of poetry By Paul Katula • Feb 10, 2017 Student poetry from a school in St. Louis expresses what it means to kids to be American and continues the tradition of Langston Hughes.
Teacher training could help English learners write By Press Release • Jan 24, 2017 When teachers of English learners took some professional development, their students performed better on key writing tests.
We portray disabilities to make the able feel good By Paul Katula • Jan 22, 2017 How do we portray disabled people? Can we portray them more accurately or in a way that will help to ease their inclusion in a diverse society?
College apps bring their fair share of stress By Paul Katula • Jan 14, 2017 Applying to college is tough these days, and the process sometimes stresses students out, esp. the essays. Rejection can be worse, but there's hope.
We want to publish your reporting & writing By Paul Katula • Dec 1, 2016 We are calling on students in Md. and IL to send us reports, written for potential publication on our site, from your communities and schools.
Applying to college? Look closely at your essay. By Paul Katula • Oct 9, 2016 To apply to some colleges, you have to write an essay. Some counselors have noticed a few pitfalls many students have in writing the essays.
8th graders calculate surface area for charity By Paul Katula • Dec 22, 2015 Some students in Columbus, Indiana, have taken the lead when it comes to donating books to charitable organizations this Christmas.