Whether in a rush to get to class before the tardy bell, or in an even bigger hurry to lose sight of the building at the end of the day, cases of student speeding in the parking lot have gotten out of...
The recent rainfall is a welcome addition to a still parched Texas, but it is not yet enough to quench Lake Lavon.
Lake Lavon is currently only 79 percent full, and although it is a sign of progress...
By compiling a wide range of data of more than 650 schools in three categories (academics, cost of attendance, and financial aid), The Princeton Review chose 100 schools on its Best Value Colleges for...
Just when it looked like consumers would have to hoard up on Hostess snacks, the company recently got approved for a $75 million bank loan so it can stay in business a while longer. That’s not all the...
Although the 2012-2013 school year does not begin until August, preparations for next year have already begun. As part of the early planning, counselors are using weeks in February to allow students to...
The Super Bowl attracts tens of millions of viewers every year, but something just as important yet more local took place the following day: the Special Olympics.
The school hosted basketball events in...
Earlier this school year, The Red Ledger made the jump from paper to digital. Now, The Red Ledger has made another transition to accommodate a different area of users as the digital newspaper has now extended...
In an effort to reduce the dropout rate in the country, President Obama announced a proposal in his State of the Union address on Tuesday, January 24 to make attendance in school required in every state.
In...