Will teachers with guns have enough training? By Paul Katula • Sep 15, 2022 If we bring more guns into school, we may simply be throwing fuel on an open flame; how can violence be stopped?
Memorial serves many victims of mass shooting By Paul Katula • Sep 13, 2022 The effects of a mass shooting, even one not at a school, cut deep into all members of a community, including schoolchildren.
Baltimore Co. teachers worry about staff shortages By Paul Katula • Sep 13, 2022 Baltimore Co. worries about teachers resigning and the district's salary level; recruitment is hard.
Seattle teachers strike over class size, pay By Paul Katula • Sep 9, 2022 A teachers' strike in Seattle has led to three non-school days for students and a debate over class sizes and workloads.
Queen Elizabeth II, 96, has died By Paul Katula • Sep 8, 2022 Great Britain's longest-serving monarch, QE II, died Thursday at the age of 96. King Charles III will succeed her.
Baltimore student fatally shot after dispute By Paul Katula • Sep 2, 2022 A student was shot at a northeast Baltimore high school Friday. The suspected shooter, from another school, is in custody.
School staffing outlook is poor right now By Paul Katula • Aug 28, 2022 Following the pandemic, what looks like a nationwide teacher and bus driver shortage is causing some schools to take a new approach.
Most parents don’t want kids to become teachers By Press Release • Aug 27, 2022 Poll finds high esteem for public schools and teachers, but most parents don't want their kids to go into teaching as a career.
Girls in Edwardsville have issues with the dress code By Paul Katula • Aug 27, 2022 Dress codes create climates that may be detrimental to the educational mission; they may be unconstitutional in some cases.
SADD club in Chester finds a faculty sponsor By Paul Katula • Aug 26, 2022 SADD is a national nonprofit on a mission to empower students through leadership and smart decision-making.