Mike DeWine wants to to put driver's education back in Ohio high schools ... DeWine said this means high school students lose opportunities for jobs and internships. His budget proposal would ...

The Danville native has been teaching at Tuscola High School for the last five years, after previously working in the Salt Fork schools. Throughout her 32-year career as a special education ...

High School On SI will bring you updates on each school's football schedule being announced. Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda, Maryland, is another school in Montgomery County to have a ...

does anyone else see a correlation between the time since Driver’s Education was cut from school curricula, and the kind of driving you see on roads today? Back in high school, those of us at JHS ...

It's one of those core memories for teenagers. Middleton High School teachers wanted to ensure the special education students did not miss out, so a sensory-friendly prom was created just for them.

During a pregame interview, sitting next to Florida Gators coach Todd Golden, Sampson addressed the recent performances of Walter Clayton Jr., who has dominated throughout the tournament and ...

EDUCATION Minister Glenys Hanna-Martin has urged motorists to exercise greater caution near school zones after a CH Reeves Junior High School ... first of all, drivers in that area, to have ...

ZANESVILLE ‒ Gov. Mike DeWine wants driver's education back in Ohio's high schools. That was his message when he visited Zanesville High School on Tuesday as part of a two-day tour, following ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Governor Mike DeWine proposed in his budget for the state to help fund schools launch driver training programs. The governor visited Zanesville High school on Tuesday afternoon ...

BTW Magnet and Holtville will hit the court on Friday, Jan. 31 at 7 p.m. CT. Don't miss out on any of the action with NFHS Network. The NFHS Network gives you access to live high school sports ...

The High School experience for is about to change for Indiana high school students. The Indiana State Board of Higher Education has unanimously approved new high school diploma requirements.