Obama to high school grads: 'Don't make excuses' bi2680718 President Barack Obama telling high graduates Michigan not to make excuses, and to take responsibility for failures as well as successes. Michigan - High - Barack Obama - President of the United States - United States..

Obama to High School Grads: "Don't Make Excuses" bi2680718 President Obama Gives Commencement at Kalamazoo High and Reminds Grads Not to Blame Others When Faced With Problems..

School: NJ terror suspect was dangerous as student bi2680718 One of two terrorism suspects arrested at an airport over the weekend was considered so dangerous as a student that he was removed from the local high and was taught a private room at a public library a security guard present, officials said Tuesday

Bringing research to high schools bi2680718 New programs are introducing college-level research high classrooms..

Obama stresses perseverance high school commencement address bi2680718 Unlike college, high commencement addresses aren't usually known to draw celebrity speakers. But for a group of Michigan high seniors, Monday night graduation was one they won't likely forget

Copycat student torches school bi2680718 A high student stressed out over pressure to excel burned down part of prestigious boarding what may have been behavior copying the widespread arson of recent protests Bangkok, authorities said Monday

Obama headlining Kalamazoo high school graduation bi2680718 Kalamazoo Central High valedictorian Cindy Lee far less jittery about speaking to hundreds of her fellow graduates Monday than she about sharing a stage one man: President Barack Obama

High School: N.J. Terror Suspect Dangerous as Student bi2680718 An administrator at a New Jersey high says one of two terrorism suspects over the weekend was considered so dangerous as a student that he was taught outside the classroom a security guard present

Charter high school expanding bi2680718 While students enjoy summer vacation, crews be busy inside the halls of Grand River Preparatory High . leaders broke ground at the 624 52nd St. campus last week, beginning a two-year, $2 million expansion project

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