Racially charged incidents in Long Island high school sports prompt search for solutions
School officials on Long Island are united in their effort to combat unacceptable behavior in high school sports, including derogatory language, racial slurs and taunts.
‘Mold, rot...rats and cats’; Lafayette High School needs a new building, parents insist
Environmental and structural problems at the aging Lafayette High School in Lexington are compromising learning, the ...
Prep Rally: March provides plenty of memorable athletic moments
From historic achievements on the basketball court to equally memorable feats on the diamond, March was quite a month for ...
Payton Kennedy’s focus to be the best is working for Santa Margarita senior
The Ole Miss-bound slugger is also a skilled pitcher who can play the corner infield positions. She and the Eagles are aiming ...
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Three Coronado High School distance runners lead the state for the 1600m race
Oliver Horton (4:15.05), and Boston Potts (4:16.53) finished first, second, and third at the 85th Chandler Rotary ...
Austin-area high schoolers impress on third day of Texas Relays
One of the nation’s top long jumpers, Anderson’s Zayden Sharp earned a big victory in the long jump at Friday's Texas Relays, ...
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Long-anticipated Danbury High School West building slated to open Aug. 4 — but that date is 'fluid'
Danbury High School West, a project five years in the making, expected to be ready in time for fall 2025 opening.
As Midlands high school’s new wing takes shape, leaders consider what they might add to it
Before students and teachers fill up more than 50 classrooms in the Midlands school’s 120,000-square-foot expansion, we got ...
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‘Peace pole’ goes up at Shelton Park
The Rotary Club of Claremont unveiled its “peace pole” at Shelton Park on Wednesday. Mayor Corey Calaycay, Sylvia Whitlock, ...