Teacher shot by a 6-year-old student thought she was ‘on my way to heaven.’ What we learned from Abby Zwerner’s testimony

Abby Zwerner instinctively raised her hand toward her heart when she saw the 6-year-old holding the gun. After the bullet hit ...
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What's in my bag as a YouTube Creator?

Join us in an epic showdown as two of science fiction's most iconic creatures, Alien and Predator, battle it out in a ...
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Teacher Bag Organization & Classroom Favorites!

Meaghan from OrganizedLittleLady challenged us with this back-to-school collab. Here's my take...the teacher edition! Check ...

Teachers at Richneck Elementary say concerns were voiced about boy having gun in school

Several teachers and employees at Richneck Elementary School said they voiced concerns about a student having a gun in school ...
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What's In My Bag: Rickie Fowler

Fowler’s Cobra DS-Adapt X driver is hardly standard. The H1 hosel setting drops the loft to 10 degrees, and a Golf Pride Tour Velvet ribbed grip sets his hands. A treatment called hot melt in the sole ...

Virginia teacher recalls harrowing moment when 6-year-old student shot her in school: ‘It got all black’

Abigail Zwerner — who was an educator at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Va. — described for a jury the moment ...

Cool Teacher: Beech Hill Elementary’s Haley Foster

They call her a beacon of light at Beech Hill Elementary who helps students shine. Her colleagues say second-grade teacher ...

How Would You Handle this Awkward In-Flight Situation? What 1 Woman Did — and What a Flight Attendant Would Do

How Would You Handle this Awkward In-Flight Situation? What 1 Woman Did — and What a Flight Attendant Would Do ...

Teacher shot by 6-year-old student testifies she thought she was dying

A former Virginia teacher told civil jurors on Thursday she thought she was dead or about to die in the moments after she was ...

Students, teachers face off in first year of new school cell-phone rules

New rules about cell phone use in schools are driven by a new state law requiring all schools to enact a policy limiting phones in classrooms.