For students aspiring to follow the pre-medicine track, and attend medical school to earn their doctorate, there are a few majors that retain popularity within these areas of scientific study, allowing for students to earn medicine-oriented prerequisites....

With winter break starting tomorrow, WTV's Lauren Sinclair asks students about their winter break plans.

In the wake of College Board testing, I have been struck with the carnage: dozens of emails from universities that I’ve never heard of or considered setting foot in. As someone who can only float between the two states of college decisions (completely...

“I am thankful for animals, glue, and corn.” Thankful Thursday, a commonly practiced event in second grade. Every Thursday, the students in my class get to write in their mini Thankful Thursday journals. They are told to write down at least...

The act of setting a New Year's resolution can be dated back to the early 19th century. It started off as people making excuses for their bad behavior but now New Year's resolutions have evolved into a tradition that we take part in every year.  As...

On this week's edition of Real Talk, WTV's Lauren Sinclair asks students about Christmas presents.

The Hollywood industry has lately taken to reimagining the simple tales of children’s stories and cartoons as gory, gut-wrenching glorifications of horror. From Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey to The Mean One (the classic tale of The Grinch turned...

“Make sure you’re working on your math while you eat.” Working snack. An entirely new concept to a second grader. This week’s quote comes from my second graders. In second grade, the students begin what we call a working snack. It’s...

As the chapter of middle school closes and students transition into being high schoolers, a topic that is brought to their attention more often is how sexually active one is. So that leaves the question, what is the right age to start being sexually active?  There...

The SAT is, to many, an enigma. Requiring rigorous hours of studying language arts and mathematics concepts, the Scholastic Aptitude Test, now more commonly known as the SAT, has historically been one of the main deciding factors in whether an applicant...

On this week's edition of Real Talk, WTV's Lauren Sinclair asks students about the winter formal announcement.

Seeing as I am constantly surrounded by other Ghanaians, it's not hard to sneak glances of authentic Kente cloth with swirling patterns and bright colors out of the corner of my eye. What's a little less common, though, is seeing people of other cultures...