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Accel Prep Academy Launches 'Launch a Rocket. Change a Life.' Fundraising Campaign

Accel Prep Academy Launches 'Launch a Rocket. Change a Life.' Fundraising Campaign

ACCEL Day and Evening Academy has officially launched its 'Launch a Rocket. Change a Life.' fundraising campaign. This initiative aims to gather support from families, alumni, businesses, friends, and community partners to enhance opportunities for its scholars. The campaign focuses on expanding resources in three key areas: athletics, fine arts, and student activities. For athletics, funds will support equipment, uniforms, travel, and essential resources for the Rocket teams. In fine arts, contributions will provide instruments, materials, performances, and creative experiences. For student activities, the campaign seeks to enhance clubs, field trips, enrichment programs, and other experiences that promote leadership, teamwork, and personal growth among scholars. The academy emphasizes its belief that every scholar deserves the chance to discover their talents, develop their potential, and achieve greatness both inside and outside the classroom.

Cobb County Schools Engage Students and Communities to Honor Veterans

Cobb County Schools Engage Students and Communities to Honor Veterans

Across the Cobb County School District on November 11, 2026, schools organized various events to honor veterans, bringing together students, educators, and communities. Activities ranged from veterans breakfasts and parades to school assemblies, musical performances, and personal stories of service. Pickett’s Mill Elementary School hosted 100-year-old U.S. Navy veteran Lieutenant Richard Stroud, whose story was shared by Lt. Col. Matt Gerber. Sprayberry High School featured military displays and music, while Lassiter High School held a breakfast and presentation. Elementary schools like Nickajack, Powers Ferry, Keheley, Mountain View, Davis, Bullard, Russell, and Murdock also held breakfasts, parades, and special remarks. Middle and high schools, including Durham and South Cobb, organized assemblies and ceremonies, ensuring veterans felt appreciated and students understood the meaning of service.

Pius X High School Students Engage in Socratic Seminar on 'The Odyssey'

Pius X High School Students Engage in Socratic Seminar on 'The Odyssey'

Students in the Classical Literature program at Pius X Catholic High School in Lincoln, Nebraska, participated in a Socratic seminar focused on Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of 'The Odyssey' and Homer's original epic. This session, detailed in 'WE ARE PIUS: A glimpse at a Socratic seminar on ‘Odyssey’ (Part 2),' was led by classical literature teacher Mark Hansen. The discussion delved into various themes including heroism, human nature, war, hospitality, and the process of adaptation. Students critically debated Nolan’s creative choices, the role of the gods, the complexities of Odysseus as a hero, and the contemporary relevance of the 3,000-year-old story. The seminar aimed to foster critical thinking, respectful disagreement, and intellectual curiosity among participants.

Michigan State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko Issues Veterans Day Statement

Michigan State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko Issues Veterans Day Statement

Michigan State Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko issued a statement on Veterans Day, expressing appreciation for the veterans who have served the United States. In his statement, Dr. Maleyko applauded their sacrifice and thanked them for their service, highlighting their dedication as an example for all Michigan students. He emphasized that veterans teach a valuable lesson about good citizenship. Dr. Maleyko specifically extended gratitude to veterans who work for the Michigan Department of Education and for schools across Michigan, acknowledging their dual commitment to both their country and the students of the state. The statement underscores the importance of recognizing and honoring veterans within the educational community.

Aberdeen School Board Member Mark Murphy Delivers Keynote at Veterans Day Ceremony

Aberdeen School Board Member Mark Murphy Delivers Keynote at Veterans Day Ceremony

Aberdeen School Board member Mark Murphy served as the keynote speaker at the annual Veterans Day ceremony held at Aberdeen Central High School. The event honored military veterans and included remarks from Aldersgate Church Pastor Mike Waldrop, who expressed gratitude for the freedom of religion provided by veterans. Murphy's speech acknowledged the sacrifices of not only the soldiers but also their spouses, crediting veterans with ensuring the safety and security of citizens. He emphasized the voluntary nature of armed services and highlighted veterans' belief in the American flag. Murphy also advised students on the importance of voting. Veterans Day, originally Armistice Day in 1918 marking the end of World War I, officially became Veterans Day in 1954.

Greenhill School Class Explores Immigration's Impact on Texas Cuisine at State Fair

Greenhill School Class Explores Immigration's Impact on Texas Cuisine at State Fair

Greenhill School Class Explores Immigration's Impact on Texas Cuisine at State Fair

Loudoun County Public Schools Honor Veterans with Schoolwide Celebrations

Loudoun County Public Schools Honor Veterans with Schoolwide Celebrations

Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS) across the county organized various events to honor veterans and educate students on the significance of Veterans Day. Schools hosted assemblies, musical performances, breakfasts, and student presentations to recognize the service and sacrifice of military personnel. For instance, Belmont Ridge Middle School held a breakfast and recognition program with a guest speaker and student presentations, while Seldens Landing Elementary School featured a student-led assembly with songs and tributes. Cedar Lane Elementary School hosted a program with an Honor Guard presentation and remarks from a veteran guest speaker. Many schools also involved students in creating thank-you cards, displaying Walls of Honor, and performing patriotic songs. These events provided meaningful opportunities for students to interact with veterans and learn about their contributions. The initiatives spanned elementary, middle, and high schools, demonstrating a widespread effort to acknowledge and appre...

Wakulla High School Students Engage with Veterans to Explore American Citizenship and Service

Wakulla High School Students Engage with Veterans to Explore American Citizenship and Service

Wakulla High School (WHS) teacher Nancy Floyd Richardson has integrated local veterans into her English 3 Honors classroom to provide students with firsthand accounts of military service and American citizenship. This initiative is part of a larger project that includes research, interviews, creative writing, and public speaking, culminating in entries for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Voice of Democracy scholarship competition. The 2026-2027 theme, 'What a Veteran Taught Me About America,' prompted Richardson to bring veterans directly to students who might not have personal connections to military service. Veterans from various eras, including the Korean War, Vietnam War, Iraq, and Afghanistan, shared their experiences, discussing both the adventures and challenges of military life, such as separation from family, difficult decisions, and the loss of fellow service members. The program aims to help students understand the privileges and responsibilities of American citizenship as they approach voting age.

Cherokee County School District Honors Over 100 Veteran Employees for Military Service

Cherokee County School District Honors Over 100 Veteran Employees for Military Service

The Cherokee County School District (CCSD) in Georgia is initiating a new tradition to honor its employees who have served in the U.S. military. As part of its Veterans Day observance, the district is recognizing over 100 educators and staff members who have worn the uniform of one of the nation's military branches, including those actively serving in the Reserves or National Guard. This recognition includes individuals from various roles within the district, such as teachers, bus drivers, school nurses, police officers, and administrative staff, representing all branches of the U.S. military. The School Board and Superintendent of Schools Mary Elizabeth Davis are scheduled to provide a special recognition of their military service at the monthly School Board meeting. This initiative aims to express gratitude for their service to the nation and their continued commitment to the school district.

Owen Teague Recognized on CA BOCES Belmont CTE High Honor Roll for Automotive Technology

Owen Teague Recognized on CA BOCES Belmont CTE High Honor Roll for Automotive Technology

Owen Teague, a student from Wellsville, has been named to the High Honor Roll for the first quarter at the Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES Belmont Career and Technical Education (CTE) Center. Teague was recognized for his academic achievements in the Automotive Technology program. The CA BOCES announced its High Honor and Honor Roll students across various CTE centers, including Belmont, Ellicottville, and Olean, acknowledging students who have demonstrated strong academic performance in their respective vocational fields.

Montgomery County Students Utilize Diverse Methods to Fulfill Student Service Learning Hour Requirements

Montgomery County Students Utilize Diverse Methods to Fulfill Student Service Learning Hour Requirements

Students in Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) are engaging in a variety of activities to meet their Student Service Learning (SSL) hour requirements for graduation, with some aiming for the Certificate of Meritorious Service by accumulating over 240 hours. Opportunities range from school-based activities like helping at snack bars, setting up for prom and homecoming, and participating in student invoice surveys, to external community service. Many students acquire hours through coaching sports camps, volunteering at WJ sports games, and even through internships, such as an EMT internship at the Chevy Chase Fire Station. The county also provides an online platform, montgomerycountymd.galaxydigital.com, which lists numerous SSL-approved opportunities. Additionally, students can earn hours for volunteering out of state, such as performing music for events, as long as a signed SSL form is submitted.

Mike Trout's Career Statistics Outperform Chase Utley in Key Baseball Metrics

Mike Trout's Career Statistics Outperform Chase Utley in Key Baseball Metrics

Mike Trout's Career Statistics Outperform Chase Utley in Key Baseball Metrics