There is more talent than ever in the women’s NCAA tournament, but it will take some time before it’s truly 68 teams deep.

This spring, The Post and Courier visited a few districts that bucked state and national trends. HONEA PATH — On a Thursday morning last month third-grade teacher Emily Childs was up before dawn to ...

The Rangers’ 3-1 defeat to the Kings on Tuesday left them a point behind the second wild card Canadiens, who were hammered ...

The Islanders lost a lifeless game to the Lightning 4-1, their second loss in two games to Tampa Bay and sixth defeat in a ...

In the face of 20-year lows in state reading and math scores, the Florida Legislature has come up with a novel solution, ...

"I was educated in a red state and spent most of my teaching career in red states. Every second I spent in those systems was ...

Alabama is in the Elite Eight again after Thursday's blowout win over BYU. Here's what Nate Oats said about Duke, Cooper ...

As one of the highest ranking scholars at Marblehead High School as well as a key contributor to two of the school’s most ...

Former No. 1 overall prospect in the 2022 class, Cody Chittum, was 2-2 and unable to place for the second time at NCAAs. He ...

Akshita Sridhar, a senior at Franklin, has been named a finalist for the Louisiana Student of the Year. A National Merit ...

The Pensacola News Journal is working with high schools in Escambia and Santa Rosa County to put their top students in the ...