60 years later: Arkansas educator recalls segregation
Carrie Ann Washington, a retired educator from Little Rock, recalls what it was like to teach in segregated and non-segregated schools. Read More
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‘Necessary business decision’ closes factories, displaces workers
What happens when big-name manufacturers pack up and leave small towns? Searcy High School students investigate. Read More
Bullying or brotherhood? West Virginia teens investigate blurred locker room lines
Allegations of bullying on the Miami Dolphins team prompted the Richwood High School Student Reporting Lab to look deeper into what has been called… Read More
Fractured dreams: How health factors affect teen bones
Youth reporters from Richwood High School in West Virginia investigate why young, healthy athletes are experiencing traumatic sports injuries while playing basketball. Read More
Overseas production brings changes to small mill town
Students in South Carolina explore how globilization changed their small mill town. Read More
Wisconsin teens explore how locals are ‘greening up’
Youth reporters in Wisconsin investigate how locals in their small town are going green. Read More
Parents and teens weigh concussion risks and love of football
Youth reporters at Windsor High School in California explore how young athletes and their parents are dealing with the risks related to youth football. Read More
Ex-NFL pro teaches young players how to avoid concussions
High school journalists at Paseo Academy take a look at how concussion clinics in their community are providing young athletes with the skills needed to… Read More
Are new concussion rules really protecting young players?
Students in South Carolina investigate how doctors, coaches, therapists and youth athletes are reacting to new concussion rules. Read More
More schools move to one-to-one technology
One-to-one computing is on the rise, but does the idea really bring 21st century skills to the hands of every student? Wisconsin teens report. Read More