From a poor Baltimore school to Harvey victims By Paul Katula • Sep 30, 2017 Students across the country have really stepped up to help those who lost so much in hurricanes. One charter school in Baltimore stands out.
Money in the bank but still broke in Puerto Rico By Paul Katula • Sep 30, 2017 Cash is king, but in Puerto Rico, much of which is still without power, it has become the queen, jester, and pauper as well.
Mainland schools ready for Puerto Rican students By Paul Katula • Sep 28, 2017 Puerto Rican students are expected to have to continue their education on the mainland, because their schools can't be used after Hurricane Maria.
Buyer beware: hurricane-damaged cars By Paul Katula • Sep 21, 2017 Want to buy a cheap car? Recent hurricanes have brought many cars to market, and they could be sold hundreds of miles away.
Hurricane Maria knocks out all power in Puerto Rico By Paul Katula • Sep 21, 2017 Puerto Rico took a direct hit from Hurricane Maria, a Category 4 storm at the time. It's been downgraded, but the entire island is without power.
Fla. schools may need to make up hurricane days By Paul Katula • Sep 20, 2017 Make-up days for students in IL and sometimes Md. come when schools have snow days or cold-weather days. In Fla., days are made up for hurricanes.
Caribbean braces for Hurricane Maria, now a Cat. 5 By Paul Katula • Sep 18, 2017 Puerto Rico is in the direct path of Hurricane Maria, expected to be the strongest storm to hit the island in about 85 years.
Post-Katrina lessons for student hurricane victims By Paul Katula • Sep 12, 2017 Even in the face of a natural disaster, kids can show great resilience. But everyone has to beware of the dangers that come in a hurricane's wake.
Schools continue to send help for hurricane victims By Paul Katula • Sep 12, 2017 Helping people in need includes helping schools that suffered losses in recent hurricanes. Schools in Md. & a marching band in IL step up.
News agencies explain how hurricanes form By Paul Katula • Sep 11, 2017 Hurricane Irma is breaking records as it rakes Florida, leaves Caribbean destruction and starvation in its wake, and settles down as it heads north.