Sandy Hook Promise’s Say Something program teaches elementary, middle, and high school students to recognize warning signs that someone may be at risk of harming themselves or others and report their concerns to a trusted adult. The program emphasizes three key steps: recognize the signs, act immediately,...

With the annual Powderpuff game between Foran and Law kicking off, it's not just about the girls battling on the field; it's also about the boys on the sidelines, stepping into the role of cheerleaders. During the fall and winter sports seasons, the cheerleaders support the boys, and the Powderpuff...

More than four in ten students felt constantly sad or hopeless and nearly one-third experienced poor mental health, according to a 2021 study by cdc.gov. There are many ways that school affects a student's mental wellbeing.  “Academically, I see students fall behind with work/participation when...

“Organized chaos” is how culinary teacher, Miss Randy Colin, describes Advanced Culinary. Managing 16 students and using a hot stove and oven can be a challenge for most other people, but for Randy, that’s where she thrives. Towards the beginning of the school year, students pick groups of four...