On the Day Without Immigrants
Protests took place in many US cities over Pres. Trump's travel ban and immigration enforcement policies. A Day Without Immigrants on Feb. 16.
student reporting
Obituary: Aurora Rohrer; car crash on a slick road
A 16-year-old passenger was killed in a car crash on slick roads in Wyoming on Feb. 4. She was a dancer, a journalist, a friend, and a little sister.
Emotions follow the death of a student’s parent
What are some issues that face students who lose a close relative or a friend? How does it affect them in school? What can schools do?
What a great love kids have for sports!
How important are sports to the lives of students in school? Pretty important, given what sports bring to kids' lives, like enjoying school.
Lincoln’s B-day: mannequins in S.D., erosion in Calif.
Lincoln's Birthday this year brought a mix of unusual celebrations and preparedness action for a possible flooding disaster in California.
New tardy policy in Rockford is controversial
Tardy policies have been updated at several schools, placing a focus on punctuality and enhancing student engagement.
Student newspaper returns to Quincy, digitally
Welcome back to the exploratory world of high school student journalism, <em>The Q-Review</em> at Quincy HS in Illinois.
We sing America through the mic of poetry
Student poetry from a school in St. Louis expresses what it means to kids to be American and continues the tradition of Langston Hughes.
Divers put in what it takes in Fayetteville, Ark.
Diving championships come soon, and a champion diver in Arkansas shares a little about what it's like to excel in this technical sport.
Strong opinions about Trump, DeVos from Colo.
Students think a lot about the recent election; it's heavy on their minds. Some, like one student in Broomfield, Colo., don't like what they see so far.