Students

Do you know a high school or college student interested in meteorology or atmospheric science? Here's where they can have a really cool experience this summer. -->

For the second year, locally-owned McDonald's restaurants will award $500 scholarships to agriculture students in Southern Indiana and surrounding areas.

A group of elementary school teachers hilariously demonstrate the difference between hallway expectations and hallway reality - and they nail it.

Owensboro Public School Elementary School teachers are going the extra mile for their precious students stuck at home during this time. They came together in their vehicles and created a drive-by caravan to greet students.

As I type report cards may be in the mail on their way to parents all over the Tri-State. Many businesses encourage students to do their best by rewarding good grades. Here is the most recent list-->

Snickerdoodle Art unveiled a one-of-a-kind mural for the students who will soon return to Oak Hill Elementary School!

Achieve 3000 is a student-centered interactive reading program that identifies each student’s reading (Lexile) level and offers them a tremendous variety of high-interest, non-fiction articles.  The articles are a foundation on which we can increase each student’s fluency, comprehension, and reading ability. In addition, the students write about the articles and are encouraged to voice their opini

Yay! A break from school! You get to enjoy food and a little bit of doing nothing, right? Not if you are a Junior or Senior in high school. This is a great time to get a jump start on your future if you are a Junior or play catch-up if you are a Senior...

The horror of asking out a member of the opposite sex has no place in one school.

Outspoken student has some parting words for his lazy teacher.

As you are probably well aware, Facebook (and any social media in general) is a huge part of our world today, and people are starting to resort to it for everything. Now, students are even using it to anonymously confess their love for other students...