Lynchburg City Schools District 2 representative Mark Tinsley resigned from the school board, effective June 30, Clerk of Council Alicia Finney told The News & Advance on Thursday. “Due to ...

Staten Island HS flag football (3 games): Tots, SW to meet in PSAL 2A title game; CSIM a win away from 1A crown ...

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The 17th annual showcase celebrates the talented theater students in central Pennsylvania for their hard work in high school musicals and play productions. The show also gives every student ...

WINCHESTER — Briley Codey backed up his status as Kentucky’s top boys volleyball player, leading St. Xavier High School to a historic championship match. Codey posted a match-high 11 kills and ...

Damir Giddens went a perfect 2-for-2 with a double, five RBIs, a stolen base and two runs scored to guide St. Mary (Ruth.) to a 20-0 victory over Harrison in Rutherford. Andres Baracho also went 2 ...

Graduating Cum Laude Maintaining a 3.5 to 3.699 Cumulative GPA and Earning Cords to be Worn at Graduation: Connor Gaynier, Marley Haunhorst, Henry Hohman, Grace Meyer, Victoria Swick, Andy Walpole ...

St. Edmond High School graduates toss their caps into the air after the ceremony. Two-by-two, the members of the St. Edmond Catholic School Class of 2025 entered the school’s gym Sunday through ...

Leah Shannon homered and drove in three runs, and St. Dom’s beat North Yarmouth Academy ... in six innings a high-scoring Class A North contest in Auburn. Edward Little seized control with ...

Dr. Cari White, principal of Warren High School, was named Secondary Principal of the Year, and Katharine (Kathy) Nicassio, vice principal at Doty Middle School, received the Co-Administrator of the ...

As part of this new partnership, Mark will drop his pre-release single ‘High As You’ on 30 May. A haunting alt-pop ballad about unforgettable love, the track showcases a raw and romantic side of Mark, ...

The transition from high school to whatever pseudo-adult period that follows—college, trade school, a gap year, or working—is a time for celebration. But it’s also a time for preparation.