Erin Albanese

The Wyoming High School robotics team proved that a small, diverse, student-led group of students can go a long way.

Fifth-grader Adia Wideman is working on seven books, as she hones her craft toward becoming a published author. And perhaps a horse-riding instructor.

After a car accident left Wyoming High School senior Omar Blanco with double vision, he had to figure out how to get through school while working toward recovery.

Interest has been sparked in Lowell High School’s anatomy and physiology class as students glimpsed graphs showing electrical activity of their hearts.

How can teaching be a more attractive profession so students can learn better? High schoolers consider the question.

After losing both of her parents, this 2025 Lowell High School graduate has learned to be independent and keep looking forward.

Valleywood Middle School newcomer students develop science, social studies and English skills while studying the watershed and learning the path to Lake Michigan.

Families gathered recently at the new Hamilton Elementary, where they got to know one another and learned what the 2025-26 school year will bring.

Murray Lake Elementary students can thank two Girl Scouts and former students for their school’s new activity table and fidget storage organizer.