Everyone knows the feeling of missing one too many questions on a math quiz, agonizing for days over the resulting 89.3 percent and begging the teacher to bump it up, only to end up with a B in the class. If...

The convenience of communication through social media, email and texting can make it difficult for staff and students to draw the line between appropriate and inappropriate conversations and interactions....

It’s not too late to make spring break plans. Most juniors and seniors will have their licenses by April, so why not hit the highway? Here are some road trip ideas to put the stress of grades and school...

Starting a teaching career fresh out of college can be exciting and scary, especially when the age difference between teachers and students is relatively small. The Black & White talked to three of...

Computer screens will replace pencils and free response questions will join multiple choice when the PARCC assessment replaces the MSA as the standardized test for Maryland students next school year. The...

A team of seven MCPS central office employees worked with IT systems specialist Greg Thomas Oct. 4 and Oct. 7, to fix all of the school’s technology issues. Many of the problems are due to incorrectly...

Talking on a handheld cell phone while driving became a primary offense Oct. 1 in order to make existing communication device laws easier for officials to enforce. A police officer can now pull a driver...

Thirty-six AP Spanish Language students will have to retake part of their exam or forfeit college credit for the course because of an error in proctoring the test. Roughly half of the students who...

I don’t think I was the only one who cringed when I read that Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries only wants “thin, beautiful people” shopping at his stores. In a Business Insider interview May 3 with...