Advice from a BW physics professor helped gifted junior high school student William Warren decide to forego high school and go straight to college.
BEREA, Ohio — One motivated local middle school student will never make it to high school.
Mike Woodson could not remember exactly how long it had been since he had returned home to Broad Ripple High School. But the man who helped him become a man was the reason he returned Tuesday afternoon.
Before Woodson, 64,
November 10, 2022 · 7:00 AM
Myopia, aka nearsightedness, is extremely common and can start in childhood or young adults. Over time it can lead to early-onset cataracts, retinal detachment, and glaucoma. MedPageToday has
November 22, 2022 · 7:30 AM
DailyMail has an interesting article that promotes eating with your hands instead of forks, knives and spoons. After all, caveman Grok didn’t have eating utensils.
Those who are a stickler for etiquette
Despite declining student enrollment in Chicago Public Schools and lingering concerns from neighborhood groups, the Chicago Board of Education on Wednesday narrowly approved a plan to purchase land and take the first steps toward building a proposed $120 million Near
Former Niles Township High School District 219 Superintendent Steven Isoye has been named chairman of the Illinois State Board of Education by Governor JB Pritzker, according to a statement from the governor’s office.
Isoye, who served as superintendent of District
The Amador County Office of Education is investigating a “chat thread” involving the varsity football team
SUTTER CREEK, Calif. — The Amador High School varsity football team remains off the field indefinitely following word that the school district is investigating
The amount of students in college classrooms is dropping, which could have long-term impacts for society as a whole.
Colleges are seeing more empty seats in the classroom now that school is back in session.
There are 4 million fewer
CLARKSTOWN Nanuet Senior High school will be closed on Wednesday the first day of classes due to an issue with the building’s main sewer pipe, according to a statement from Superintendent Kevin McCahill.
There will be no in-person or virtual
