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Officers determined no threat had existed toward students or district staff at any time, as the call was a prank.

For the week following those emails to students, police officers were reportedly stationed at several entrances to the UW law school each day.

Roughly 48 hours later, police have no suspects and have named no persons of interest in the case of a student who reported being sexually assaulted outside Kelly Walsh High School.

Teenage pedestrian deaths are on the rise, and distracted walking may be to blame.

Boswell said UW President Laurie Nichols expressed her appreciation to the students for trying to interact with Bouchard, after a separate presentation of their project to Nichols Wednesday morning.

Teacher Tiffany Catellier says she heard about the idea over the weekend and thought it would be a great way for her class to contribute during Random Acts of Kindness Week.

Each year, enrollment figures are analyzed on the 10th classroom day of the school year, which is Sept. 14 this year.

The theater and the pool are the only major remnants of the old building, and both are undergoing major renovations.

Confused by reports that his autistic son had suddenly become violent at school, New Jersey dad Stuart Chaifetz made the child wear a recording device in an attempt get to the bottom of things. Shockingly, he discovered that a teacher and a teacher’s aide were verbally abusing learning-disabled children at Horace Mann Elementary School in the town of Cherry Hill.

"As we go on, we remember all the times we had together." Truer words have never been spoken. Thank you Vitamin C. That line is especially poignant for the Kelly Walsh graduating class of 2011. On Monday night, the graduates took to the stage to receive their diplomas, and start the journey to the rest of their lives...

Congrats to the grads of NCHS! The class of 2011 held their graduation commencement on Sunday and a packed house witnessed all of the hullabaloo that usually comes with graduation ceremonies. Check out these pics of the proceedings.

According to a new study, most students are not ready for college. Researchers took a look at kids graduating from high schools in the state of Michigan and found that in half of those schools -- fewer than 10 percent of the graduates were prepared for higher education.