We congratulate the Grounded Class of 2026 By Paul Katula • Jun 20, 2026 Having spent their high school years in the middle of the AI boom, these graduates have focused on more real-world experiences in their lives.
Homewood pride runs deep for paper’s new editor By Paul Katula • Aug 23, 2025 Beyond rankings, an Alabama high school's strength lies in its diversity, creativity, and student leadership, qualities the paper's new editor celebrates.
From the Class of ’25, tips for high school success By Paul Katula • Aug 1, 2025 Last year's seniors had some advice for students at a technical high school in California. Here are some of their tips.
Voxitatis congratulates the ‘Chill’ Class of 2024 By Paul Katula • Jun 1, 2024 High school started in the middle of a pandemic for this year's graduates, but they still triumphed.
A tweet to end universities and public schools By Paul Katula • Nov 20, 2021 We wonder how widespread words of violence and tyranny are in promoting what I thought was a conservative agenda about the public schools.
Advertising on The Voxitatis Blog By Paul Katula • Nov 29, 2020 This is the official advertising policy of The Voxitatis Blog.
Student group opposes blocking transgender rule By Paul Katula • Sep 8, 2016 A student council leader in Arundel Co., Md., reminds us that transgender students are often discriminated against but have rights the same as anyone.
Welcome back, welcome home. HSD 214 opens. By Paul Katula • Aug 22, 2016 HS Dist. 214 in Illinois produced a 3-minute video at its 2016 graduation ceremonies and posted it today as schools opened.
'World of 7 Billion' contest has a Md. winner By Paul Katula • Jul 12, 2015 Two students from Broadneck HS in Annapolis won a video contest for The World of 7 Billion population education program.
Mass. students create powerful artwork on testing By Paul Katula • Jun 20, 2015 A teacher in Mass. gave her art students an assignment: Show how you feel about standardized tests. Powerful, expressive, haunting stuff here.