On banning LGBTQ-related books (opinion) By Paul Katula • Nov 28, 2022 Older students, i.e., those in high school, are generally opposed to banning any books. Many groups try to ban LGBTQ-themed books.
Corliss students take FAA’s drone-flying license exam By Paul Katula • Nov 27, 2022 A Chicago high school is proud of its new drone-flying licensure prep class, which opens up career opportunities for STEM students.
5-foot lake-effect snowfall in western New York By Paul Katula • Nov 20, 2022 Lake-effect snow from Lake Erie came to western New York communities over the weekend, shattered records, and closed schools.
Is this critical race theory? By Paul Katula • Nov 19, 2022 In teaching America's racist past, including the Jim Crow laws, a TN judge ruled that kids should be allowed to use their own minds to decide.
NASA launches Artemis I to the moon By Paul Katula • Nov 17, 2022 NASA (finally) launched Artemis I to the moon, and thousands of people watched in awe, a Florida student reports.
Hurricane Nicole lays waste to Florida coast By Paul Katula • Nov 10, 2022 Just a few short weeks after Hurricane Ian's destruction, Hurricane Nicole made landfall Thursday, bringing its own destructive storm surge to beaches.
Total lunar eclipse, Nov. 8, 2022 By Paul Katula • Nov 8, 2022 A total lunar eclipse put a blood moon in the US skies Tuesday morning, just before people headed to the polls to vote in the US mid-term elections.
Illinois now requires lessons on media literacy By Paul Katula • Oct 13, 2022 Can you separate truth and fake news on social media? Opinion vs fact? You'll learn about it in school, thanks to a new IL law.
Commentary on a few political races By Paul Katula • Oct 10, 2022 Personal opinions (an editorial) about the Senate race in Georgia and governor's race in Pennsylvania.
Phonics shows promise as an approach to reading By Paul Katula • Oct 6, 2022 When kids learn to read, phonics is essential, providing foundational reading skills of decoding letters to make sounds and words.