The School of the Art Institute of Chicago's (SAIC) Middle School Program (MSP) for children ages 10-13 offers a rigorous and fun investigation into art and design materials, techniques, and ideas.

Additionally, some arts-based middle school programs hold auditions. During the application period, you can access your child's online application. When you're logged in to your MySchools account, you ...

CHARLESTON — Performances of Charleston Middle ... School will host a Music Bingo night at the Mattoon Eagles at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, to benefit the high school positive incentive program.

The Master of Science in Cybersecurity, available 100% online, presents a cutting-edge curriculum that prepares you to ... aimed at nurturing interest in computer science among middle school girls; ...

The School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Early College Program (ECP), Early College Program Summer Institute (ECPSI), and Early College Program Online Summer Institute (ECPOSI) offer high school ...

Orcas Island has always been a haven for creativity, and now our middle school students have a firsthand look at the artistic talent that surrounds them. Brook Meinhardt with the Art for Orcas Kids ...

Bazzell Middle School in Allen County took part in JA for Girls, an empowerment and mentorship program meant to build professional skills for young women. Through a full day of mentorship from ...

Century Middle School art students' architectural watercolors selected for display in downtown Park Rapids include Eleanor Hensel's drawing of the Park Theater, Kenzie Strasburg's picture of the Enjoy ...

Representatives of Dick’s Sporting Goods were on hand Friday, to present a $10,000 grant to Oak Glen Middle in support of the school’s archery program. Pictured during the presentation were ...

"I teach high school, and it has become increasingly clear that nothing these kids submit is original." View Entire Post › ...

Produced by ElevenLabs and News Over Audio (NOA) using AI narration. For the nine years that I was a middle-school principal, the fact of my job was often a punch line. “Better you than me ...