students

There's a million videos of Taylor Swift's 'Shake It Off' - from the parodies to the ridiculous dance styles, and everything in between, but this is by far the BEST video done to this song. And all with the art of rotoscoping.

Students at Poland Central School are involved in a new vocabulary building competition, and they're showing up other schools  three times their size.

There's always a debate out there every year, usually around school budget time, that features some guy complaining that teachers salaries are too high.  That discussion should end right now as long as you take the time to watch this video...

A group of 4th graders in New Hampshire took a field trip to the state legislature because they wanted to make the red-tailed hawk the state raptor (bird of prey). What was expected to be a fun-filled trip that would allow kids to learn how government works turned into an absolute nightmare!

Central New York could be birthing potential robot engineers. See what these students are building!

A police officer in Philadelphia has found himself in big trouble after he was caught on camera cursing out a teenager and threatening to beat him up.

Ok, school has been back in for a couple of weeks now and we are getting ready for open house at Westmoreland Road Elementary.  Here is our chance to speak with our kids' teachers face to face and not through email.

I would go nuts on this teacher if this happened to my 5 year-old son who also is in kindergarten. I recall having trouble with a teacher who put her hands on me, several times, while I was in Elementary school. I feel the same way today as I did back then. Except for breaking up a fight, it's uncalled for and should result in termination.

Who hasn't been inspired by the lightsaber battles in the Star Wars movies and imagined themselves flipping around amidst spinning twirls of light dispatching evil minions with their flashy technique while somehow managing not to cut off their own limbs? (Ahem. Did I just type that out loud?)

A pair of teachers (not pictured) at Roseland Public School in Ontario, Canada, pulled a mean prank on their students. They told the eighth-graders that their end-of-the-year school trip would be to Disney World. The next day, they announced that the trip would merely be to a bowling alley. Ha ha?

Because his late father was an Air Force veteran, 22-year-old Allen Smith gets a check from the VA every month. The $650 helps pay his college expenses but, like many students, he could always use some more. He got a lot more earlier this month, when he opened his VA check and was staring right at the staggering sum of $690 million.