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.
student reporting
An everlasting in-person / e-learning debate
Students will do whatever school administrators tell them to do with regard to e-learning, but all approaches have risks that require balance.
Outbreak at a Utah school with in-person learning
The worst fear of many teachers and parents is that resuming in-person learning will lead to a Covid-19 outbreak among students and staff.
E-learning fails our students & teachers
Some Md. students, teachers, & parents are exasperated with e-learning and are throwing in the towel. When will this bad experiment end?
Chicago students petition for e-learning changes
Studies about e-learning's poor quality of "learning" are on the books. Now students are starting to make their voices heard.
Marching band still meaningful in the days of Covid
Some seniors get to have a semblance of a marching band season, even during the pandemic. One drum major from Arkansas told us what that means.
Student news roundup, Illinois, Oct. 12
Nobel Prize in physics, BLM and racial injustice, hearing voices, challenges of e-learning & solutions, election.
Student news roundup: Election 2020
A sample of student editorials from six states about the 2020 election. It's a most unusual election, and students are well aware of their place in it.
Student news roundup, Illinois, Oct. 5
Presidential debate chaos, to wear or not wear a mask, to Zoom or do learning in person, latest mag issue, fine arts and museums.
Student news roundup, Maryland, Oct. 1
Bear encounters, women in politics, a train wreck of a debate, racial justice and activism, radio plays.