High School

A man broke into a Florida high school and did over $100,000 worth of damage, all while naked. Source: CBS Miami

A man in Sacramento, CA has been driving around visiting high school graduates so he can play them the classic graduation song "Pomp and Circumstance".   View this post on Instagram   (Orangevale, California): A complete stranger surprised 2020 grads by playing the graduation song “Pomp and Circumstance” on his trumpet at their front door. He playe... Read More ...

This Principal wanted to make sure his graduating seniors felt recognized, and greeted each of them with a sign with their class picture on it and a congratulations. Source: ABC

KCKPS isn't letting COVID-19 get in the way of seniors graduating from high school. Instead, they're holding graduations at drive in theatre. Genius! Source: FOX 4

A high school baseball coach in Florida was understandably pretty excited last year after his team won their first state championship in three decades. While addressing the team, he dropped a LOT of F-bombs. And when a video of the speech surfaced earlier this month, the school fired him...

Students and parents alike are pissed for how this announcer prefaced announcing the names of players before a game. Just in case anyone was wondering, this is not how you do it. Source: ABC

Thanks to a new program from the University of Evansville, high school students can get a head start on their higher education.

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation is looking for a qualified math and science teacher for a educational program.

Did you know that Indiana students in grades 6-12 can take part in an online program to earn their high school diploma and even college credits totally free?

You don't have to look far down the annual U.S. News and World Report list of the "Best High Schools in America" to find the downtown Evansville school located across the street from the Ford Center.

Back-to-school season is well underway, which also means homework is once again a reality. Ugh, major bummer. But when you're a youngster, homework isn't all that bad! That's because kids make it way less boring by being straight up and honest (read: hilarious).

You might think that a young kid who tackles a knife-wielding bully would be hailed as a hero, but you'd be wrong. In Calgary, a 13-year-old was officially reprimanded for defending a classmate who was being threatened by a thug with a weapon.