This is NOT the coldest it’s ever been By Paul Katula • Jan 29, 2019 It's cold out there, but not quite the coldest it's ever been, however tempted you may be to use superlatives now & then.
Study links middle school bullying, Trump votes By Press Release • Jan 20, 2019 An unusual pattern emerged in bullying when researchers cross-referenced it with regions that voted for Trump.
Trump proposal: fund a wall, extend DACA By Paul Katula • Jan 19, 2019 Trump said his "compromse" deal would protect DACA recipients and fund a wall in an effort to improve border security.
Similar struggles have led to teachers’ strikes By Paul Katula • Jan 18, 2019 Teachers have been on strike for 4 days in L.A., and talks are continuing. Here's a brief analysis of the underlying causes.
Racism lingers despite some positive signs By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2019 Racism and discrimination, whatever euphemism we decide to call it, will never disappear from America, opines one student.
Teachers using Remind to be treated as spammers By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2019 A company that is widely used by teachers to keep students & families informed has to rethink its messaging system.
Chicagoans march for life during shutdown By Paul Katula • Jan 15, 2019 Both sides of the abortion debate showed up for the annual March for Life in Chicago. A student reflects on her participation.
Student opinions on the shutdown, week 3 By Paul Katula • Jan 13, 2019 Students have a lot to say about the federal shutdown and their take on the current mess in Washington has sparked some good writing.
Do cliques of today compare to those of yesteryear? By Press Release • Jan 12, 2019 Many HS peer crowds have been constant, but changing demographics, cultural influences and college attendance have led to new peer groups.
The case against gerrymandering in Maryland By Paul Katula • Jan 11, 2019 Redrawing congressional district lines is bound to be a high priority for Maryland legislators this year, given a Supreme Court case.