The San Diego Fiscal Year 2026 budget went into effect on July 1, increasing funds for certain government programs — such as the Capital Improvement Program and IT improvements — while decreasing others...

Amid rising rates of declining enrollment, FUHSD is increasing split campus teaching arrangements in an effort to avoid staff and course reductions. As part of this approach, some teachers are assigned...

The Trump administration put in place a high-stakes demand against Harvard University, requiring a payout of “nothing less than $500 million with no negotiations” to restore its federal funding at...

As Carlmont students laughed about skipping class due to a Secure Campus, students in Colorado huddled behind cabinets and under desks, praying that they weren’t next. What most Carlmont students...

Ohio’s two-year state operating budget  (HB 96), signed this summer by Governor DeWine, will bring additional funding to some local school districts, including Beachwood.  But while some districts...

Following decades of site-specific equity programs, FUHSD is implementing a district-wide Site Equity Action Team (SEAT) with the initiative to expose and address equity issues, from language gaps to socioeconomic...

In about four months, the new Logansport Farmers Market is set to open to the public with a goal of becoming a center of the neighborhood where people gather over food, companies flourish, cultures are...

With Texas enacting House Bill 1481 with the start of the school year, Klein ISD must enforce state law by banning personal communication devices such as phones, smart watches, and headphones, requiring...

Associate and assistant principals posted copies of the Ten Commandments in all classrooms Aug. 29 after the school board reversed it's decision to delay enforcement of Senate Bill 10 Aug. 19. “At...

Senior Frankie Jiang thought tearing his ACL would be the biggest obstacle going into the school year. But with unexpected fire evacuations added to the mix, Jiang said he now faces the added struggle...

For new and returning students, walking into the school building looked different this year. On the first day of school, teachers and administrators welcomed students to the new school year, while also...

Two teams from the TPHS Biomimicry, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (BIE) Club won 2025 Biomimicry Youth Design Challenge (BYDC) Awards for their designs submitted in May 2025. “[The BYDC is] an international...

San Francisco-based radio station KQED announced on Tuesday, July 15 that it will cut 15% of its workforce after losing $8 million in funding from the federal government, which amounts to 8% of its operating...

On Friday, Sept. 5 at 12:45 p.m., hundreds of Manual students walked out of their fourth block classes and into the front courtyard in protest for the ban of assault weapons and the prevention of school...

For both students and teachers, Algonquin’s scheduling process is a complex puzzle. With many layers and steps that strive to leave all satisfied with their course load, the process is far from easy...

If you asked Ankeny students what chocolate milk meant to them, most would reportedly say nostalgia. One of the best parts of an elementary school student’s day is tearing open that cardboard carton...

Del Val hosted its first rock-paper-scissors tournament on Sept. 2. The event, hosted by Supervisor of Special Projects Kristina Sterbenc, Director of Curriculum Tara Civitillo and Principal Michael Kays,...

Student Frankie Fergus, 15, and his family have relied on the Home and Community Based Technology Assisted Waiver to qualify for Medicaid; however, a recently passed house budget resolution targets $880...

Chasing deadlines, cold calling, selling advertisements: it all started in a newsroom. But for Coppell ISD director of communications Amanda Simpson, her lede did not kick off with the coveted position...

Amid hundreds of recent executive orders, President Donald Trump quietly signed Executive Order 14224, “Designating English as the Official Language of The United States,” on March 1 to create a “unified...

Editor’s note: *Indicates source would only agree to be interviewed with the condition of anonymity. The Trump administration announced it would prevent international students from attending Harvard...

In the Michael Teitelman Science Center basement, scientific wonders occur on a daily basis. They ignite in the wall of flames bursting up from a puddle of ethanol; in the sparks flying around crackling...

On the way to her grandparents’ condo, senior Aubrey Reiter imagines possible designs for the interior of the 1971 Volkswagen minibus waiting for her in their garage. After spending half a year renovating...

Sitting in the front row of the Seattle Convention Center, senior and former El Estoque Editor-in-Chief Alan Tai felt a tightness ripple through him from his head to his toes. He had received various compliments...

Austin Independent School District library clerk jobs are at risk of being cut starting in the upcoming 2025-26 school year. The district currently faces a $100 million-plus budget deficit that district...

Sophomore Audrey Simanowitz was surprised but not worried when the tornado sirens began during her eighth-period Chemistry class on Friday. She and her peers made their way down three flights of stairs...

Junior Karl Barthel was out on a run near Dartford Road when the tornado touched down. Earlier that day, his AP Psychology exam had been canceled, and his track practice had been called off, so with time...

Note: The Griffin Gazette uses students' chosen names and pronouns. This has been indicated with parentheses where sources referred to her by her dead name.  LOS ALAMITOS, Calif. -- This week, Los...

Today, May 19, JCPS experienced a district-wide internet outage due to a car accident involving a utility pole on Gardiner Lane and Robards Road this morning. “[The outage] is not an issue JCPS can...

The US District Judge Amy Totenberg has declined to block the use of Georgia’s electronic voting system, closing an eight-year-long lawsuit, which alleged the system was vulnerable. The case debated...

When English teacher and green card holder Doug Leresche attended Queens College in New York in 2008, he and his Jewish classmate decided to live in tents on campus as a show of solidarity with refugees...

After six months of careful planning, student organizers from The Bishop’s School, Pacific Ridge School, La Jolla Country Day School, and Francis Parker School were gearing up for their fifth annual...

On the morning of Thursday, May 8, many students across La Salle, in classes ranging from Honors Biology to U.S. History, were all watching the same thing. White smoke rising from the chimney of the...

The assassin checked his weapon and the time. If he met with his accomplice before first period then there might be time to make the kill and grab breakfast before second period. The assassin? FUHS...

Sophomore Nate Malock was on the auditorium stage last week, in front of dozens of friends and peers – and he could not remember his name. Malock was one of eight volunteers in a presentation by hypnotist...

For the past 10 years, members of the United States’ House of Representatives have hosted the Congressional App Challenge in their district, aiming to inspire students to pursue careers in computer...

What happens when the place you call home slowly disappears beneath the waters? For many students in Virginia Beach, this nightmare is becoming an increasingly concerning reality. While sea level rise...

Amid a wave of nationwide immigration crackdowns and growing political scrutiny of Chicago’s sanctuary city status, fear, anxiety, and frustration have intensified within classrooms and school communities....

While the country rapidly implements new immigration policies, Pace High School keeps its stance on being a safe space for all students, citizens and not. The United States is currently facing an uproar...

In this year’s mock trial competition, Cal High’s prosecution team argued that the easiest way to win a competition is to eliminate the opponent. Cal’s mock trial team almost learned this the hard...

Among student chatter and discussion, English teacher Kiara Smith’s classroom catches the eye. A vividly decorated door, colorful walls and student art projects reflect the vibrant energy and creativity...

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For the past two months, a charged debate has electrified the Loudoun Valley community in Ashburn. Local residents have organized protests and started initiatives to fight back against the threat of high...

On his first day in office, Jan. 20, President Donald Trump signed the executive order Protecting The Meaning and Value of American Citizenship, ending birthright citizenship for children of noncitizen...

In early March, all Stillwater elementary schools received a book order containing 30 LGBTQ+ books, which were removed from shelves before most of them were even unboxed. A staff member flagged images...

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Joshua Friedlander started his own business, “Jam by Josh” selling jam in 2021. Since then, his business has grown rapidly, leading up to the present with him winning the thinkBIG! Veale Innovation...

Origin of the bill AI has taken the education world by storm with what seems to be students' new favorite software, ChatGPT. Open AI seems to be taking a step further, and some organizations are looking...

“Moving forward, the White House Press Pool will be determined by the White House Press Team. Legacy outlets who have participated in the press pool for decades will still be allowed to join,” Karolina...

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