Viktoria Wulff-Andersen, sophomore, captivated her audience as she recited Caroline Bird’s “Megan Married Herself” at the finals of the Poetry Out Loud competition earlier...

Editor’s note: This story is developing and will be updated. This version was published at 2:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 25 Principal Dan Donovan reported today that the estimated...

Administrators have opened the student bathrooms after a period of locking them because of the rising problem of vaping at school. It used to be cigarettes and joints, but...

After the change to block scheduling, students have only 30 minutes to navigate their way through the bustling cafeteria to wait in the long lunch line to get their food,...

Science teacher Raymond Marchinkoski is preparing to take on a new class and introduce forensic science to students, offering them a unique experience with hands-on techniques...

In recollecting her experiences with President George H.W. Bush, Social Studies teacher Ann Tucci went back to a time when she was just 8 years old. Then, she wrote a...

DHS's Latino students say it's painful to watch images of Honduran migrants attempting to cross into the United States and facing tear gas from U.S. Border Patrol. Tijuana,...

Although the $50 million construction project is officially finished, workers are now completing “punch list” fixes such as faulty alarm codes, science tables and a not-so-official...

Sophomore Lucy Chen could think of better things to do on a Saturday than attend an educational conference in Stamford. “I mean, who wants to spend a Saturday at a school?”...

It has been two months since the start of the new school year and there are mixed reactions from students and teachers about block scheduling, including the skinny block,...