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Sunday evening, Feb. 26, after reading a disturbing email from his son’s seventh-grade history teacher concerning a vandalized Holocaust project, Aaron Shephard immediately felt he needed to act.

For the second time in three months, students protested, addressing what they said was inaction in implementing demands created in response to a sexual assault that took place in Leonard Hall on Oct. 31.

The district confirmed to ABC15 that instructional material was damaged at Desert Canyon Middle School during studies of World War II and the Holocaust. 

A landmark case in 1961, Dixon v. Alabama ended the culture of colleges and universities acting in loco parentis (in place of a parent) to discipline or expel students. Since then, the federal court decision has been cited as the beginning of the revolution for student rights.

PORT ST. LUCIE, FL-- Officials in Port St. Lucie have stationed extra security at Port St. Lucie Friday due to a rumor of a threat that was made towards the sch

Port St. Lucie High School is on a precautionary lockdown Friday after the school's principal said a rumor was circulating on social media about a threat to the school.

Three students are facing criminal charges after two incidents at Austin Junior High School on Wednesday.

Several police agencies responded Thursday to Jenkins High School in Savannah.

A student at Jenkins High School alerted administrators early Thursday that he believed another student brought a weapon to school.

A proposed new math curriculum for kindergarten through fifth grade and changes to the student discipline policy created discussion among school board members and the audience at this week’s Littlestown