Chocolate is shrinking and spiking
Technicians have identified the mechanical failure behind "gelatinous" milk in BCPS cafeterias. "White milk only" is the new rule for the district's 111,000 students.
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Victory for veterans with “Hits for Heroes” night
A sweep on the court, a victory for veterans: Coppell volleyball raised $4,000 for One Tribe Foundation during “Hits for Heroes” night.
Volleyball teams continue to dig for a cure
Girls' volleyball teams, whether in clubs or in high schools, have a common cause in October: doing what they can to cure breast cancer.
Downers North lights up the gym for Beth
Ongoing fundraising drives for a Downers Grove N. volleyball player killed by an intoxicated driver in Feb. are going strong in this western suburb.
North Dakota volleyball players champion a cause
Volleyball teams in the US, including the championship-quality team at Davies HS in N.D., are raising breast cancer awareness.
Many teachers work a 2nd job, but why?
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?
Dunlap packs the place for classroom supplies
Sports teams at schools, in doing more for communities than providing entertainment at basketball games, chip in.
Pulsera Project leads CTE Month at Alton
CTE Month brings up controversies—from working conditions in Central America to US politics—but kids wear colorful bracelets.
Calif. baseball player: ‘Coach illegally benched me’
A former h.s. baseball player is suing his coach in Calif., claiming the coach benched him only because he didn't do a fundraiser for the team.
IL schools pitch in for Houston’s Harvey victims
In a "We Are One America" way, schools across IL are reaching out to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas. Proud.