Hurricane Ian closes schools in Florida By Paul Katula • Sep 26, 2022 Hurricane Ian threatens Florida's gulf coast this week. Several counties are being evacuated and schools shut down.
Writers sometimes struggle silently By Paul Katula • Sep 25, 2022 Writer's block can feel very real for English students as they find themselves staring at a white document with a blinking cursor.
Banned Books Week, Sept. 18-24, 2022 By Paul Katula • Sep 22, 2022 Banned Books Week has new significance this year, as everyone in education, from teachers to school boards, hears about inappropriate books.
Show choir rehearsals under way in Iowa City By Paul Katula • Sep 21, 2022 Show choir competition season begins in January, but many groups are already getting their shows ready for the season, including Ia. City H.S.
Senior at Wheeling launches a clothing drive By Paul Katula • Sep 16, 2022 A successful clothing drive and giveaway were initiated and run by a senior from a high school in Chicago's northern suburbs.
Theater, confidence, & creativity in Lake Forest By Paul Katula • Sep 15, 2022 The benefits of a good theater program go far beyond entertainment for audiences, although that's a big part of it.
Memorial serves many victims of mass shooting By Paul Katula • Sep 13, 2022 The effects of a mass shooting, even one not at a school, cut deep into all members of a community, including schoolchildren.
Voters rescue Warren’s creative marching band program By Paul Katula • Sep 12, 2022 Voters passed a referendum in Gurnee, IL, in June, and dedicated more money to the public schools on Chicago's north shore.
Do you need to get better sleep at night? By Paul Katula • Sep 11, 2022 Now that the school year has started, you can't sleep in on weekdays; here's some other advice for helping teens get better sleep.
Former Whitman teacher sexually abused students By Paul Katula • Sep 10, 2022 A former teacher and rowing coach at a Md. high school was sentenced to 3 years in prison for sexually abusing students.