Student newspaper returns to Quincy, digitally By Paul Katula • Feb 11, 2017 Welcome back to the exploratory world of high school student journalism, <em>The Q-Review</em> at Quincy HS in Illinois.
Md. bill would allow animal dissection opt-out By Paul Katula • Jan 30, 2017 Should students in Md. be protected by law if they want to skip out of class during the dissection of live animals? There could be a law.
IL proposes a law to test for lead By Paul Katula • Jan 13, 2017 IL may get a new law that will require certain elementary schools and daycares to test the drinking water for lead. Good move.
IL makes transition easier for out-of-state teachers By Press Release • Jan 6, 2017 IL took a step to reducing the red tape for teachers from other states who move to IL. It will be easier for them to get an IL license.
Lawsuit over teen suicide plan in Mundelein By Paul Katula • Oct 18, 2016 An IL high school is being sued in order to force it to update its suicide prevention and awareness plan and inform families about the plan.
Orange Ribbon bill for teen sleep in Md. By Paul Katula • Feb 17, 2016 The Md. legislature is considering a bill that would recognize school systems that adjust 1st bells in accordance with research-driven teen sleep times.
Is Erin’s Law an unimaginable act in Md.? By Paul Katula • Feb 13, 2016 H.B. 72 will go a long way toward helping kids speak up about sexual abuse and helping teachers recognize when it's happening.
Md. looks at law to require seat belts on buses By Paul Katula • Feb 8, 2016 Should school buses come with seat belts? Data are equivocal, but some Md. legislators want to make seat belts a requirement.
President signs ESSA; NCLB falls; era ends By Paul Katula • Dec 10, 2015 The bipartisan compromise bill, Every Student Succeeds Act (S.1177), was signed into law this morning by President Barack Obama.
New civics graduation requirement in Illinois By Paul Katula • Sep 11, 2015 A new law in IL makes it a H.S. graduation requirement to include at least 1 semester of civics as part of the 2-year social studies requirement.