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Joliet Student Turns Determination Into College Success
From a brand partner: Nevaeh stayed focused on her goals and became a first-generation college graduate at age 21.

From a brand partner: Nevaeh stayed focused on her goals and became a first-generation college graduate at age 21.

From a brand parter: Daykwon worked full time in Connecticut and Florida while earning his degree from Johnson & Wales University.
From a brand partner: Fenwick High School senior Kalahn D. Morris earned a 4.3 GPA while balancing sports, mentoring and work.
From a brand partner: After 27 years supporting students, Stacy is recognized for compassion, humility and dedication.
Area students from Buffalo Grove are doing amazing things at colleges and universities across the U.S. (2025-2026 school year).
From a brand partner: A proud parent says Elijah leads with compassion, integrity and a strong work ethic on and off campus.
Area students from Arlington Heights are doing amazing things at colleges and universities across the U.S. (2025-2026 school year).
The Stratford baseball and softball teams posted thrilling victories, and two scholar-athletes earned prestigious awards this week.
A Friday night concert at Molloy University gave neurodivergent performers the chance to showcase their talents.
A group of Mattlin Middle School folks saved a 6th-grade student after the middle schooler suffered cardiac arrest in March.
Monte Vista senior Ethan Klets founded Goals of Hope, which aims to provide confidence and friendship for newly-arrived Ukrainian children.
The competition, a beloved annual tradition, was held this year in the auditorium of Westhampton Beach High School.
The fair is designed to have students navigate real-life financial decisions in a simulated environment.
The semifinal game between the Purple Panthers and the Patriots airs at 8:30 p.m. Thursday on New Hampshire PBS.
The award is granted to high school seniors who show academic engagement, moral character, community commitment and a sense of Jersey pride.
Melvin Rodriguez made a promise to his grandmother that he would help patients fighting the cancer that was taking her life.
Fifteen Hamden High School student-athletes recently signed their letters of intent to attend colleges in and out of Connecticut.
Hands-on STEM challenges, Yoda crafts and lightsaber workouts brought Star Wars Day to life for students in Smithtown, school officials say.
The students were among some 700 finalists who were named National Merit Scholars this round.
Navika Joseph is one of four Bay Area students who qualified for the prestigious national spelling bee.
Students were recognized at Byram Hills High School for both math achievement and community service.
Students must have at least a B- or above in all classes to make the honor roll, according to the school district.
State winners at SUNY Oneonta will represent Bronxville High at the National History Day contest in Maryland.
About 700 high school seniors are receiving corporate-sponsored awards.
Here are the students who made honor roll at Jonathan Law High School in the third marking period.
The City of Santa Monica has named the 16 kids in grades Kindergarten through 12th who have won its annual student poster contest.
The 5 students bested hundreds of teams from the U.S. and U.K. with a mathematical analysis of online sports gambling.
New Jersey is filled with humor, inspiration and kindness. Here are seven stories to make you smile from Essex County.
Members of Westhampton Beach Middle School’s National Junior Honor Society recently raised funds for the Wounded Warrior Project.
"We hope to save lives and honor the legacy of Drew and Ethan."
The spring exhibitions, sponsored by Earthplace and Silvermine Arts Center, feature artwork by second- and fourth-grade students.
Here are the students who made honor roll at Joseph A. Foran High School in the third marking period.
Local teens submitted designs and community members voted to help select a new logo for the Friends of the West Babylon Library.
This brings the total number of student-athletes from the Class of 2026 who will compete at the college level to 34.
Three schools were represented.
These young people in Newark were given a chance to tell the city how to spend $50,000. Here's what they chose.
The class of 2026 was honored this week at the 2nd Annual Riverside County Exceptional Scholar Awards by the county's office of education.
Oak Lawn Community High School's journalism team placed 12 out of 16 categories in the IHSA journalism sectional, advancing to IHSA Finals.
A Manhattan Beach middle schooler has been named a grand prize winner at West Basin Municipal Water District's student art contest.
Students design, produce, and sell customizable products in a hands-on retail space built from years of planning and collaboration.