RISD Pre-Collegiate Programs Are Now Enrolling for Summer 2025
RISD Pre-College provides high school students with a transformative experience in art and design, fostering growth through hands-on learning and critique.
TikTok teens are choosing colleges based on which campus offers the best video background
High school students are increasingly choosing colleges based on how they will look on TikTok, affecting both their selection process and career opportunities.
High-schoolers worried about antisemitism, SATs are spending thousands to apply to as many colleges as possible
High school students are applying to a record-breaking number of colleges due to concerns over campus antisemitism, changing testing policies, and the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
College admissions consultants are seeing students applying to 20 or more schools to increase their chances in an ultra-competitive process.
TikTok teens are choosing colleges based on which campus offers the best video background
High school students are increasingly choosing colleges based on how they will look on TikTok, affecting both their selection process and career opportunities.
High-schoolers worried about antisemitism, SATs are spending thousands to apply to as many colleges as possible
High school students are applying to a record-breaking number of colleges due to concerns over campus antisemitism, changing testing policies, and the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
College admissions consultants are seeing students applying to 20 or more schools to increase their chances in an ultra-competitive process.
High school students join Gaza protests and Congress is watching
High school students across the U.S. are actively protesting the war in Gaza and garnering attention from Congress.
Social media fuels youth passions over Palestine
High school students are getting involved in the Israel-Palestine conflict by joining protests and boycotts to show solidarity with the suffering Palestinian people.
High school students join Gaza protests and Congress is watching
High school students across the U.S. are actively protesting the war in Gaza and garnering attention from Congress.
Social media fuels youth passions over Palestine
High school students are getting involved in the Israel-Palestine conflict by joining protests and boycotts to show solidarity with the suffering Palestinian people.
Peer counseling struggles to take off at Evergreen Valley High School
Peer counseling in high schools like Evergreen Valley is underutilized due to lack of awareness and trust issues among students.
More public colleges admit high schoolers even before they've applied
Public universities are adopting direct admission programs to automatically admit high school students based on academic criteria, aiming to increase diversity and ease the college application process.
Women of color still lag behind in STEM jobs despite efforts to change
Highlighting innovative STEM projects by high school students at National STEM Festival.
Pioneering program teaches students about local watershed
The BioSITE program at Children's Discovery Museum involves high school students in yearlong field research focusing on local watersheds.
Nearly 26,000 students from 40 schools, mainly in the San Jose Unified School District, have participated in this award-winning program since its launch.
How the solar eclipse is bringing cutting-edge science to small towns
High school students in small town Kemp, Tex., participate in a NASA-funded project to capture solar corona images during the eclipse.
The 2024 eclipse will be a significant event with totality over major American cities, providing a unique experience to millions.
Amid Gaza war, South Bay Palestinian, Muslim students reach out to each other
High school students in the South Bay express fears and hopes amid the Gaza war through social media and campus activities.
Students strive to create safe spaces, build empathy, and foster dialogue among peers over Palestinian identity and culture.
EVENT: Meet the students and adults behind P.S. Weekly, a new podcast from Chalkbeat and The Bell
High school students creating a podcast on education issues with seasoned reporters' help.
Topics covered include migrant students, book bans, career readiness, special education, and school food.
Watch These High School Teachers Share The Mean Things Their Students Have Said
Teachers face ruthless comments from high school students
Educators share harsh experiences from their students' comments
Contest offers S.I. students a chance to have their artwork displayed in U.S. Capitol
High school students in Staten Island can have their artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol through a contest hosted by Rep. Nicole Malliotakis.
Campbell Recreation to hold open house March 2
Residents can explore recreational opportunities at the Campbell Community Center open house on March 2nd.
Westmont High School students have artwork featured in the ArtNow exhibit at New Museum Los Gatos.
Two Anaheim teenagers hospitalized after speeding car hits them on the sidewalk
A speeding car in Anaheim crashed into a group of students on the sidewalk, causing two of them to be hospitalized.
The incident is under investigation and speed is believed to be a factor in the collision.
High schoolers ID possible serial killer in 40-year-old cold case - reveal their findings on true crime podcast
A group of high school students in Tennessee solved a series of cold case slayings and uncovered a potential serial killer.
The students' findings were shared in a 10-episode podcast called Murder 101.
Seminar On Antisemitism & Racism brings NJ students together
New Jersey high school students are teaching about tolerance and understanding ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
The students believe that their project on tolerance is changing their lives for the better.
A Prince Exhibition, Curated by Teens Who Don't Especially Like Prince
A group of high school students in Newark curated an art exhibition dedicated to Prince, despite not being fans of his music.
The exhibition includes 300 artifacts on loan from a private collector and has drawn repeat visitors, including members of the New York/New Jersey Prince Fan Club.
Ditmas Park Bookstore Highlights Work of Bensonhurst Student Writers
Local Bensonhurst students participate in a writing contest organized by a high school English teacher.
The contest aims to encourage students to develop their writing voices and inspire literary creativity.