The Michigan High School Athletic Association announced Monday morning that Weber will be one of eight student-athletes from the 2027 class joining the MHSAA Student Advisory Council. The other ...

Eight soon-to-be junior student-athletes have been selected to serve on the Michigan High School Athletic ... meet eight times each school year. This year’s class will join last year’s group ...

More: Born to run (and jump): South Shore High School Girls Indoor Track All-Scholastic Team Shane, Tucker (also a defender) and Bode Weber (a goalie) all played together on that 2016 team.

An alumna of Weber High School, class of 1952, Joan carried the lessons of her early years into every aspect of her life–working tirelessly not for accolades, but out of love. Her culinary ...

If Wilcox, Dowdell, Patterson and redshirt freshman Tovani Mizell, who did not play last season while rehabbing from a torn ACL he suffered as a senior in high school, all remain on the roster ...

As economist Ha-Joon Chang tells Jacobin, Trump has failed to see that the cause of the US’s relative decline is its own domestic capitalist class. A cargo ship carrying ... and Argentina $1,100. But ...

Hornet legends of the distant and more recent past will be honored by the newly-created Honesdale High School "Wall of Fame" ...

OGDEN, Utah — Weber State University is the latest Utah school to announce the academic ... part of what we do to make sure we’re meeting high-demand job and career needs in the state of ...

Kendra Collier, 17, of Winder, Georgia, attends Loganville Christian Academy and is about to graduate with her high school ...

A study from consulting firm Tyton Partners and nonprofit Next Gen Personal Finance found that taking just one personal finance class in high school leads to an average lifetime benefit of about $ ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A 15-year-old Kansas high school student who lost her mother to cancer eight years ago has has died following a medical emergency in class last week. Asia Green's family ...

Parker was founded in 1900 with one teacher and 19 students. Named after its first principal, it was the first school Black students could attend in Birmingham.