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Marching band acclaim and fallout in Morton
The band director at the nationally renowned Morton HS in central IL will resign at the end of the school year—a personnel matter.
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As long as we’re going back in time …
A look at the time when the first teachings of Christianity started to be proclaimed tells me the Kavanaugh process was wrong.
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She was credible, brought back memories
I reflect here on Brett Kavanaugh’s and Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday.
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The Year of the Woman, #MeToo, & Supreme Court
What will come of Trump’s 2nd Supreme Court nominee, now that charges of sexual assault have been made against him?
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Principals call on DeVos not to abandon students
The nation’s principals would like it if the US Ed. Dept. would listen more to students and stop abandoning them.
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Child Victims Act dies, once again, in N.Y.
Sadly, a bill to extend the time child sex abuse survivors could pursue legal recourse against their abuser falls in Albany.
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1st Valentine’s Day after #MeToo
Does the #MeToo movement add any insurmountable challenges on Valentine’s Day? Several student features show the way.
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Freshman girl says she was used for sex
Many students are writing about dating and sexual relationships, including improper ones, and some of the reading is heartbreaking.
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Trump delivers 1st State of the Union, a long one
President Trump’s address didn’t really mention education, but he did bring up immigration. He wants a wall and a path to citizenship.
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Sexual assault happens in high school, too
Sexual assault stats are bad in US high schools, and high school girls are even less likely to report it than older women.
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