Fourth graders at Boulder Country Day School in Gunbarrel spent the last two months researching elections, applying for election-related jobs and campaigning to get their favorite guinea pig ...

Fourth graders at Boulder Country Day School in Gunbarrel spent the last two months researching elections, applying for election-related jobs and campaigning to get their favorite guinea pig elected ...

Learning how elections work can be challenging, but at Boulder Country Day School, fourth graders are understanding the process thanks to a guinea pig election. Newsom calls special session to ...

“Blue should’ve just stayed home in Indy. All the way,” said Cole, one of the fourth graders. Blue, the Indianapolis Colts’ mascot, jumped on scene and gave him a shove. Those were fighting words to ...

Colts mascot Blue was part of a halftime game between mascots and fourth graders Sunday night. Blue likes to roughhouse and was at it again with the kids, throwing one to the turf and pushing him ...

We’re all guilty of using a thesaurus to find complicated words to use to sound smarter. Unfortunately this often backfires because we either don’t fully understand what the word means ...

BROWNVILLE — Grade 3 students at the Brownville Elementary School now have thousands of words and accompanying definitions at their fingertips, along with other assorted facts. The pupils do not need ...

A warm fall day allowed for area fourth graders to let off some steam. The STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) Summit invites Alcorn School District fourth graders to the Alcorn ...

EVANSTON, Ill. (CBS) -- At Lincoln Elementary School in north suburban Evanston, some fourth graders may have lessons for us all. The young voters—for an in-class poll—were very excited to ...

The fourth graders at Lincoln Elementary School won’t be old enough to vote in an actual election for quite a few years yet, but an election of sorts in class was more than important enough to them.

EVANSTON, Illinois (WBBM) — At Lincoln Elementary School in north suburban Evanston, some fourth graders may have lessons for us all. The young voters—for an in-class poll—were very excited ...