Despite the cloudy skies, a festive mood filled Jackson Field Saturday morning as family and friends gathered to celebrate Bourne High School’s Class of 2025.

Whether you’ve been ready to graduate for years, are scared to leave your routine and your friends, or are somewhere in between, graduation is a major (and often emotional) time. You may be getting ...

large police and SWAT situation happened yesterday afternoon when *** caller said they saw multiple men go inside the abandoned Knoxville Middle School ... to calls to come out of the building.

The Home Edit’'s Shearer celebrates Stella Blue's completion of middle school Clea Shearer/Instagram ... posted an Instagram Story of the group out to lunch following the celebratory ceremony.

This middle school is one of the first in the state to offer a college-level course. In the coming years ... CalMatters reached out to the college district's faculty union, which was surprised ...

If all goes as planned, the 46,000 square foot space will welcome hundreds of middle school students for ... She has a message for any skeptics. “Come check it out. Just come see it,” she ...

A middle school in Baldwin Park was evacuated Thursday and classes were canceled Friday after an employee barricaded herself in an office and refused to come out, police said. Several police ...

She still writes her list to Santa Claus every year and she can’t wait for Santa Claus to come and ... Simonds Middle School Principal Tim McMahon that only four opt-out policies were not ...

She still writes her list to Santa Claus every year and she can’t wait for Santa Claus to come and ... Simonds Middle School Principal Tim McMahon that only four opt-out policies were not ...

Kristen Stewart infamously came out as queer in the middle of her Saturday Night Live ... You don’t want to know everything all the time.” Since coming out, Stewart sees Twilight in a new ...

Few quotes epitomize Shrek's lifestyle, like, "Better out than in, I always say ... Shrek decides to reason with Artie by speaking in school-age slang, which only further terrifies Artie.