Florida balances optimism after the riots By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2021 Student newspaper are flooded with opinions about what happened at the US Capitol on Jan. 6, but a few in Fla. feature insightful reporting.
Periodic table with superheroes and apps helps By Press Release • Jan 14, 2021 Researchers say students retain learning better in chemistry if small modifications are made to the subject's main tool.
Trump impeached — again By Paul Katula • Jan 13, 2021 A handful of student newspapers have been quick to enter opinions and editorials on the president's 2nd impeachment.
Wash. Mon. closed; fears of violence in 50 states By Paul Katula • Jan 11, 2021 IL students continue to write about the events at the US Capitol Wednesday. State governments get ready for more.
Wyo. lawsuit says school ignored student rape By Paul Katula • Jan 10, 2021 School officials must "immediately" report any suspicion of abuse of minor students; they're liable under Title IX if they don't report sexual assaults.
Md. National Guard was 1st on terrorist scene By Paul Katula • Jan 7, 2021 The Md. National Guard was called in to help during the riot Wednesday at the US Capitol, and troops are now stationed in Washington for a while.
Rioters storm US Capitol, put democracy on pause By Paul Katula • Jan 6, 2021 Insurgent rioters invaded the US Capitol this afternoon, putting the counting of electoral votes on pause.
High School New Year’s Resolutions By Paul Katula • Jan 4, 2021 What are <em>your</em> New Year's Resolutions, if you make them? Here are a few I would suggest for schools, once they reopen.
Pa. school punishes cheerleader for foul post By Paul Katula • Dec 29, 2020 SCOTUS may decide if a school can ban a student from cheerleading if she flips off the squad and the school on Snapchat.
Great conjunction; it’s not usually this good By Paul Katula • Dec 23, 2020 Viewers in the Northern Hemisphere could see Jupiter and Saturn really close to each other this week.