Opioid addiction is a winnable war: Sessions
New prosecutors have been sent out by the Trump administration to 12 districts around the country in order to win the war against opioid addiction.
News & Issues
14-y/o Md. girl, hit by tree in storm, dies
Storms that traveled through the Baltimore area Thursday wreaked havoc and caused at least 1 death: a fallen tree.
Camp keeps 400 Balto. students on academic track
Summer camps can help reduce the amount of "summer slide," the loss of learning that often accompanies young learners in the summer.
Natural gas explosion at a private school in Minn.
A natural gas explosion has killed 2 people at a Christian school in Minneapolis. Several others were injured, and all students were safe and accounted for.
Publishing on Voxitatis or sending us a news tip
Voxitatis would like to help high school journalists improve both the quality of their reporting and the size of their audience.
Talks break down; IL school funding imperiled
Payments from the state to IL schools are in jeopardy unless the governor and General Assembly can, somehow, pass a bill.
Exposure to violence linked to teen obesity
Kids who are obese often develop poor eating habits during adolescents, and those habits get worse when they're around violence.
Public can often use school facilities: track, pool, etc.
Do you know if you can use the facilities, such as a running track or swimming pool, at your local high school? Many schools across the country allow it.
Later h.s. start times bring gains for students
Research continues to underscore the benefits of starting the high school day at or after 8:30. Grad rate, attendance up after change.
FAIL: Mythbusting about learning styles
We look, once again, at teen learning styles & propose that, while they are neuromyths, they can help instruction.