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Students and other volunteers will distribute free, non-perishable food items to families with students in Tuscaloosa City Schools Friday morning.

Students and other volunteers will distribute free, non-perishable food items to families with students in Tuscaloosa City Schools Friday morning.

San Angelo police and school district officials responded to an alleged threat Friday at Central High School.

West Virginia University held its first-ever Prevention Summit Friday, covering issues of mental health, sexual health, gender-based violence and bystander intervention.

A teenage boy was taken to hospital by paramedics Thursday afternoon after a fight outside of Queen Elizabeth High School in north Edmonton.

Seventh grader Gabby Rosen stood at the podium before the DeKalb County school board on Sept. 12. If she was nervous, it didn’t show. She firmly, politely told the school board that the policy on dress code is “so restrictive and so strict” that it has lost its original purpose.

San Angelo ISD released a statement on Friday afternoon regarding the incident that took place on campus this morning.

The SAISD said the campus was placed on lockdown as soon as they learned about the threat. The lockdown has since been lifted.

A new report from the ACLU of Nebraska gives low marks for school districts' dress code policies.

Police were outfitted in combat gear and brandishing their long guns this morning right outside Lake View High School.