The outing wraps up in NYC on July 28 at Bowery Ballroom, with 2nd Grade supporting. Tickets go on sale Friday, February 24 at noon local, with a presale happening now. Remember Sports — 2023 ...

Why sixth-graders should be allowed to play school sports Credit: Kidsday staff artist / Kimberly Te, Manhasset By Riley Donahue Kidsday Reporter September 17, 2018 ...

The new issue of TIME, on newsstands July 12, dives headfirst into the culture of youth sports, with the story of the 2013 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) second national basketball tournament, held ...

Second graders, like Dixie Sherer, are particularly excited about reading. "I like reading words a lot It’s really fun!" Sherer said. Sherer believes that improvement comes with persistence.

The word search is just as risqué. Students at one middle school received word searches based on the erotic novel and to-be movie. The word search is just as risqué. Skip to content.

More than 1,100 Rock Hill second graders filled Winthrop Coliseum on Tuesday to watch the Winthrop Eagles take on Johnson and Wales as part of the Slam Dunk for Second Grade program.

A statewide effort in Iowa has given dozens of public schools and over 40,000 2nd graders paperback children's books focused on women's basketball phenom Caitlin Clark, according to multiple ...

After receiving a barrage of Valentine’s Day cards from second graders at Mary C. Howse Elementary School, Carter Hart invited them to check out Flyers practice. By John Boruk ...

Brooklyn Nets star Mikal Bridges taught students at PS 134 in Kensington for a day and says he hopes to become a teacher when he retires from the NBA.

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SALEM — Five second-grade classrooms in portable structures will start this year inside the Buckeye Elementary building. Superintendent Dr. Joe Shivers talked about the move during the school board ...

In second grade, Caitlin Clark wrote a note to herself, compiling her goals for the future. "Get a basketball scholarship, play in the WNBA," Clark recalled the note saying. On Monday, her dreams ...