Many teachers work a 2nd job, but why? By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2018 Many public school teachers say they work a 2nd job, but is it to make ends meet because we don't pay them enough, or what?
Teachers restless, many on strike in the West By Paul Katula • Sep 6, 2018 Teacher strikes and threats of strikes range from Los Angeles to Washington state. Most are over salaries and merit a closer look.
Chicago mayor will not seek re-election By Paul Katula • Sep 6, 2018 Rahm Emanuel won't seek a 3rd term as Chicago's mayor. Some reforms may prove effective, but controversy surrounded him constantly.
Hogan in Md. hires accountability watchdog By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2018 Maryland's governor wants his new director of Education Accountability to look into reports of corruption and other violations.
Consider joining academic clubs in high school By Paul Katula • Sep 5, 2018 As school years get into swing, students start looking for clubs to join. Students at Niles West HS have some suggestions.
Schools on the Gulf Coast close due to Gordon By Paul Katula • Sep 4, 2018 A tropical storm, expected to increase to a Category 1 hurricane by Tuesday night, closes several schools in MS, AL, FL.
Heat will keep 10 Baltimore Co. schools closed Tues. By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2018 Hot weather and the lack of A/C in 10 Baltimore Co. public schools will keep them closed on what was to be the 1st day.
DeVos says she won’t block Title IV-A funds for guns By Paul Katula • Sep 2, 2018 Should the feds prevent schools from using funds intended for one purpose to purchase guns to arm teachers?
Mattoon IL school shooter waives jury trial By Paul Katula • Aug 7, 2018 A 15-year-old boy accused of firing a gun and injuring a student in September has waived his right to a trial by jury.
Mayor Pugh expands back-to-school giveaway By Paul Katula • Aug 6, 2018 A back-to-school fair in Baltimore was a huge success and provided school supplies to students, as happens across the US.