Summertime STEM activities for kids
It can be hard to find activities for kids that are both fun and engaging for their minds during the summertime, but Sylvan Learning shows us that it's not as hard as you think and that parents can join in on the fun!
Nearly half of student loan borrowers haven't resumed payments
About 19 million student loan borrowers haven't resumed repayments on their loans.
Helping kids with ADHD stay on track this summer
Summer break can be a difficult time for students who have been diagnosed with ADHD. The disruption in routine can sometimes cause anxiety. Ann Dolin from Additude Magazine shares some tips for staying on track.
Biden's student loan forgiveness plan blocked
Federal judges have put the brakes on one of President Biden's plans to tackle student debt.
Which college degrees can land you a job in 2024?
As the new academic year approaches, many college students are undecided about their majors, considering factors like job opportunities. A study by UTS Online identifies the most and least employable degrees in the United States.
Chicago Public Schools begins free summer lunch program
Chicago Public Schools launched its free summer meal program on Monday to provide meals for CPS students until Aug. 9.
Stevenson students lead fight against Fentanyl
Suburban high school students are helping the DEA get the word out about the dangers of Fentanyl. Stevenson students Aditia Thota and Hansika Modupalli created a PSA campaign for a Health Occupation Students of America competition. They worked with the DEA and local law enforcement to spread the word.
Camp Galileo offers fun for kids K to 8th grade
It's not too late to get your kids signed up for a summer camp near you. Camp Galileo has 11 locations throughout Chicago for kids from kindergarten through 8th grade.
Columbia College Chicago students design app components for NASCAR Street Race
Students at Columbia College Chicago are making a significant impact on this summer's NASCAR Street Race.
Tips on how to balance fun and learning this summer
While kids may be focused on summer fun, one teacher shares tips to ensure your children continue learning during their break from school.
105-year-old woman earns master's from Stanford University
Virginia “Ginger" Hislop earned a master's degree in education from Stanford University this weekend at 105 years young.
Louisiana classrooms must display Ten Commandments under new law
Louisiana is now the first state in the nation to require the Ten Commandments be displayed in every public school classroom - from kindergarten to state-funded universities.
Emagine Theaters offers free movie tickets for Educator Appreciation Month
Emagine Theaters is giving out free movie tickets to educators in celebration of Educator Appreciation Month in July.
Ladies of Virtue Chicago helps young girls grow into leaders
A local mentoring and leadership program serves young women in underserved communities in Chicago. Ladies of Virtue is dedicated to improving the lives of girls through personal discovery. Fox 32's Anita Blanton spoke to the founder and a few of the girls in the program.
Last Mile Education Fund seeks to prop up low-income students going into the tech industry
Addressing social mobility and tech diversity is the goal of the nonprofit Last Mile Education Fund, and now they'll be able to help more people that are overlooked in the tech industry thanks to a massive donation from GET Cities
New Orleans valedictorian graduates top of his class while homeless
Elijah Hogan has lived in a homeless shelter for youth for more than a year.
Skilled workers are in demand: These trade jobs pay the most
Demand for skilled workers is driving up salaries in trade jobs — here are the ones that pay the best.
Tips for preparing to pay for college
It's never to soon to start preparing to send your kids off to college. Tuition isn't cheap but there are some ways you can save some money during the process.
Historic $150M investment announced for Catholic schools in northwest Indiana
A major education investment for Catholic schools in northwest Indiana was announced on Wednesday.
High school class president writes 180 thank-you notes for graduates
The class president of a Massachusetts high school went above and beyond by writing 180 personalized thank-you notes to each of his fellow graduates.