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Hillsborough Vo-Tech Students Spark Initiative To Stop Spread Of Wildfires
A student-led project with NexGen STEM is sharing wildfire kits, school outreach and a new New Jersey safety website.

A student-led project with NexGen STEM is sharing wildfire kits, school outreach and a new New Jersey safety website.

From a brand partner: Datianna Tolbert returned to school, earned a strong GPA and graduates this month.
In what’s becoming an annual tradition, East Lake elementary schoolers were joined by their moms for afternoon tea Tuesday.
Nearly 50 students evaluated research presentations from graduate students and postdoctoral scholars on Wednesday.
School staff said Ava Del Rocco, a sophomore, stood out for integrity, responsibility and follow-through.
Students Display Hard Work in Two Performances
The exhibit highlighted students participating in District 161’s gifted art program, available available to students in grades 4-5 and 7-8.
He has earned the recognition for the second time during his collegiate career.
From a brand partner: Chandler Stroughter created wellness boxes and therapist guides for children in OUSD schools.
From a brand partner: Ava Amato serves as co-editor-in-chief of her school newspaper and plans to study public policy.
From a brand partner: Iliana hopes to pursue nursing and was described as caring and deeply engaged in her community.
From a brand partner: Sarah is majoring in nonprofit management and was praised as energetic, caring and helpful.
From a brand partner: Jordan has excelled at WCSU while building hands-on experience as a lead CNA at Bethel Health Care.
The Saints Academy alumna is a member of the Bishop Fenwick school band.
Palos 118 students took home several team and individual awards during the two-day competition.
When Emilio Hernandez looks up at the night sky, he doesn’t just see stars. He sees his future.
Meet the University of Connecticut's 2026 graduating class.
17 students from CHS represented their school on April 25 at the Connecticut Science Olympiad state finals at the University of Connecticut.
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.