Tag: student reporting

From Illinois high schools to the halls of power, students remind us that listening and learning are the antidotes to violence.

Firsthand accounts turn distant events into lived experiences for student journalists who put themselves in classrooms of the past.

A Texas junior credits the activity with building her confidence, sharpening her skills, and easing her fear of public speaking.

As schools nationwide tighten attendance rules, an Ark. high school's move from 7 to 3 tardies highlights the balance between discipline and support.

The War Eagles controlled most of the game, but a fourth-quarter rally and a last-drive fumble sealed a narrow loss.

Six carefully chosen colors, a “blob guy,” and a wall in the counseling center — together forming a student’s first mural.

The school board has not scheduled a vote after discussing Iowa’s removal of gender identity protections from state law.

With strong student interest, the new club aims to teach sign language and raise awareness of deaf culture on campus and in the community.

New redistricting plans in both states raise questions about fairness, representation, and the future makeup of Congress.

From matcha lattes to Clairo playlists, high school reporters say authenticity is being lost as boys perform identities to win approval.