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High school students speak with intolerance

High school students speak with intolerance

Rachael Warecki, an English teacher at Locke Launch to College Academy 1, writes: If I had to pick the most difficult lesson I’ve tried to teach -- aside from the daily "no, you may not use your cellphone/iPod/electronic gadget in...


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  1. Teen who killed himself in Acton high school was bullied, students say

    Jeremiah Finton Lasater, 14, was found in a boys' restroom at Vasquez High School with a gunshot wound to the head. Tall, awkward and dealing with a learning disability, 14-year-old Jeremiah Lasater was a target of frequent taunts by schoolyard bullies at Vasquez High School in Acton, students said Tuesday.

  2. Granada Hills Charter High School students stole or viewed SAT exam

    The campus' executive director says five students were involved. The scores could be invalidated. The head of Granada Hills Charter High School acknowledged to parents Wednesday that students had stolen or viewed SAT exams before taking the college entrance test earlier this month.

  3. Parents of high school students frustrated

    Mary Najera's son was "failing horribly" at his Los Angeles junior high school. The principal told her he had to move on "regardless of whether he was prepared to compete" in high school, she said. "I was a desperate mom,"...

  4. Bomb Found at Fla. High School, 2 Students Arrested

    Two students are in custody after a small explosive device was found in the possession of one of them at Seminole High School.

  5. A Third High School for Gay Students

    Chicago may join New York and Milwaukee as a city with a gay-friendly school.

  6. High school students head to the polls -- not as voters, but as volunteers

    More than 4,200, some not even old enough to vote, work at L.A. County polling places through a program that gives them a first-hand look at the election process. Amy Cohen was a bit nervous after the doors opened Tuesday at the Studio City church where she was volunteering for the first time as a poll worker. She is 18, a first-time voter, and the long line of people waiting to exercise their right to vote included her mother and brother. Plus, her father was working at the poll too.

  7. 6 students hurt in Wells High School fight

    Six Wells Community Academy High School students were hurt during a fight in the lunchroom in the Near Northwest Side high school Thursday morning, officials said, and another fight broke out outside the school once the school day ended.

  8. Teen girl charged with threatening to shoot 2 high school students

    RCMP arrested a 15-year-old girl on Tuesday in an incident involving two female high school students in Fall River, N.S.

  9. High School Students Suspended Over Topless Photo

    A 14-year-old Flint-area high school freshman and others have been suspended after a topless photo of the girl circulated through the school.

  10. Cheating on the Rise Among High School Students

  11. High school students watch autopsy

    A medical examiner's office in Michigan has canceled public school tours after a high school group watched the autopsy of a 14-year-old girl from their district.

  12. Students at Montgomery High School in southern Maryland have apparently been reprinting copies of...

    Students at Montgomery High School in southern Maryland have apparently been reprinting...

  13. Students take a step for safety in surveying their walks to school

    Garfield Elementary pupils note broken sidewalks, speeding motorists and other hazards in hopes that Santa Ana will correct them. On the first day of class, Chris Marx asks his fifth-grade students how they get to school and what they encounter along the way.

  14. Why do business school academics speak a language of their own?

    In 2004, Philip Delves Broughton was working as a journalist for the Daily Telegraph in Paris. His job made him the envy of many, but after becoming increasingly uncertain about his future in the industry, and having harboured a long standing interest in the financial world, he took the bold decision to enrol on the famous Harvard Business School MBA programme.

  15. Paying the cost to be the boss: A range of loans can help students to pay high course fees

    In a recent book about his experiences studying for an MBA at Harvard, journalist Philip Delves Broughton describes his surprise at the number of expensive cars in the student car park. He found out later that this was no mere extravagance. By buying the cars, the students had emptied their bank accounts enough to qualify for financial aid.

  16. City leaders to recommend approval of gay high school

    Studies show increased dropout risk because of stigma, fear of violence Pointing to studies showing that gay high school students are at greater risk of dropping out because of stigma and fear of violence, Chicago Public Schools leaders said Wednesday that they will recommend opening a campus aimed at these students.

  17. High School star 'in 80s remake'

    High School Musical director Kenny Ortega says Zac Efron is close to starring in a new version of classic 80s film Footloose.

  18. City high school damaged by fire

    A secondary school in Inverness is forced to close for the day after fire damages its assembly hall.

  19. High School Musical 3: Senior Year, London Premiere

      High School Musical 3: Senior Year, London Premiere Location: Empire Cinema Leicester Square, London, UK Date: 7th October, 2008 Celebrities: Ashley Tisdale, Vanessa Anne Hudgens, Zac Efron, Corbin Bleu, Jemma McKenzie-Brown, Zac Efron Photographer: Solarpix / PR Photos

  20. The High School Sports Blog: Week 7 area stats

    Area leaders in all major stat categories entering Week 7.

  21. An island for Tongans in a Texas high school

    Trinity High School in Euless Texas has a remarkably diverse make up. Students speak 53 languages, but the success of its football team owes a lot to one group of islanders. Sixteen members of the squad are of Tongan descent.

  22. Chicago to Approve Public High School for Gay Teens

    Chicago school officials plan to recommend opening a gay-friendly campus, citing studies that homosexual highschool students have greater dropout rates than heterosexual teens.

  23. Two long-running high school tourneys killed by new rule

    New guidelines put in place by the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletics Association is making it impossible to hold proper sport tournaments, students and coaches say.

  24. Scaling Summits Advanced High School Math

    This week, staff writer Valerie Strauss concludes The Post's review of math education with a look at college-level work in high schools and what some graduates might be lacking.

  25. Fire causes damage at high school

    Craigie High School suffers fire, smoke and water damage after a blaze breaks out in the science block.

  26. Three characters, one actor, and a high school mockumentary

    "Summer Heights High," an Australian comedy created by and starring Chris Lilley, ventures close to reality in testing boundary-pushing topics at a high school.

  27. U.S. school students choose Obama over McCain, vote shows

    If U.S. school students were allowed to vote, they would elect Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, according to a poll by U.S. publisher Scholastic released on Tuesday. Almost a quarter of a million students voted online and by mailing paper ballots between August and Oct. 10 with 57 percent choosing Obama over his Republican rival John McCain, who [...]

  28. High School Hazing Goes Too Far

    Varsity cheerleaders face misdemeanor hazing charges in a criminal case.

  29. Shooting near Detroit high school kills 1 student

    DETROIT (AP) -- A gunman stepped out of a sport utility vehicle and shot four teenagers on a primary-school lawn near their Detroit high school shortly after class let out Thursday, killing one of them, police said....

  30. Florida High School Student Stabs Classmate Over $4

    A Jacksonville high school student has been stabbed by another student with a steak knife. Jacksonville police and school officials say the injured student was taken to the Shands Jacksonville hospital about 10:30 a.m. with non life-threatening injuries.

  31. To Keep Mount Vernon’s High School Sports Alive, Even Rivals Contribute Money

    Since Mount Vernon school officials scrapped the district’s $1.1 million athletics program because of budget cuts, money has flowed nevertheless.

  32. Teen Stabbed in Fight Outside High School

    A male teenager was stabbed multiple times last night after a fight broke out at Friendly High School in Fort Washington, authorities said.

  33. "High School Musical 3" set to keep franchise hot

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Walt Disney Co's hotly anticipated "High School Musical 3: Senior Year" arrives in movie theaters around the world next week, with bumper advance ticket sales and plans to keep the $1 billion-plus franchise hot with a fourth film.

  34. Movie Review | 'Tru Loved': A High School Student With a Beard

    Does the world need yet another peppy gay self-esteem indie like “Tru Loved”? Probably not, though the writer and director Stewart Wade pulls this one off with heart.

  35. High School Football Player Dies

    The football player for Montclair High School who sustained a brain hemorrhage during a game three days ago died Wednesday.

  36. "High School Musical 3" takes L.A. fans by storm

    LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The cultural tween phenomenon of "High School Musical" hoofed into Los Angeles on Thursday night with the premiere of the first feature film edition of Disney's television-based franchise.

  37. High School Musical 3 Premiere

    Fans are excited over the highly anticipated sequel to "High School Musical," which had its premiere in Los Angeles, reports Hattie Kauffman. HSM3 opens nationwide next week.

  38. The High School Sports Blog: Week 8 stats

    Who has the best stats around?

  39. Students, parents fight school dress codes

    As dress codes and even mandatory school uniform policies become more commonplace, students and parents are ending up in courtrooms and jailhouses in their determination to fight back.

  40. "High School Musical 3" dances into movie theatres

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Breezy, bouncy and bursting with enthusiasm, "High School Musical" makes its big-screen debut around the world this week in what could be the year's biggest family movie.



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