Alexandra Pannoni
U.S. News
Washington, DC, United States
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Follow Doctors on Snapchat, Instagram to Get a Glimpse Into the Profession
Snapchat and Instagram videos from physicians can give aspiring doctors a peek into their practice, but experts say to proceed with caution. → Read More
'Pokemon Go' Gets Teens Outside and Active
Many parents approve of the smartphone game, which requires teens to move around to catch all their favorite creatures, though some are taking extra safety precautions. → Read More
3 Red Flags for Parents About Teens’ College Readiness
Parents should be concerned if their teen isn't reading enough – a crucial skill for college success, one teacher says. → Read More
2016 Best High Schools for STEM
Science, technology, engineering and math jobs have increased 20 percent in the U.S. since 2000, according to a 2015 U.S. News analysis of STEM activity in the nation. The 2016 Best High Schools for STEM are preparing students for these jobs of the future and were selected for the rankings based on student participation and performance data on math and science Advanced Placement tests. → Read More
How Parents, Teens Can Make Use of New PSAT Scores
Recent changes to the PSAT have left some families with questions. → Read More
4 Tips for Adults Applying to Top Online Bachelor's Degree Programs
Just because a program is online doesn't mean it will be easier to get into, experts say. → Read More
4 Answers for Parents About College-Level Classes in High School
These classes often require more independent learning and study time outside of class. → Read More
Figure Out If a 2016 Return to College Makes Sense as an Older Adult
Many Twitter users told U.S. News adults should think about going back to school to stay competitive in the job market. → Read More
3 Points to Discuss With Teens About Anonymous Messaging
The anonymous messaging platforms that many teens use may not be anonymous, one expert says. → Read More
How Teachers, Parents Can Help Sleepy Teens Stay Awake at School
When a later school start time isn't an option, parents and teachers can help teens develop healthy sleep habits, one expert says. → Read More
Bicycle Technology Programs Gain Speed in High Schools
Students learn about bike maintenance and repair, careers, science and more in these programs. → Read More
High School Teachers Dish on Why ACT Scores Aren't Improving
The average score on the ACT has not improved in the past 10 years, according to data from the test's organizers. → Read More
4 Ways Community College Life Differs From the 4-Year College Experience
Getting involved on campus at a community college may require more effort. → Read More
Save Time This Year With 10 Free Tech Tools for High School Teachers
High school teachers can use these tools to aid with organization, teaching, assessing students and more. → Read More
3 Back-to-School Resolutions for High School Students
Counselors suggest encouraging teens to try something new, like a class or activity, in the new school year. → Read More
Quiz: Do You Know What High School Will Be Like for Your Child?
Parents can test their knowledge about high school academics, resources and policies before their child starts freshman year. → Read More
Snag 5 Top Health Care Jobs With an Associate Degree
Professionals in these jobs can earn a median salary ranging from $44,000 to $71,000. → Read More
High School Teachers Can Help Teens Soar With Aviation, Aerospace
These ideas and resources can help educators who want to study flight in their classrooms. → Read More
Map: See the Top 100 Best High Schools Nationwide
Discover where the top-ranked high schools in the nation are located. → Read More
U.S. News Releases 2015 Best High Schools Rankings
The School for the Talented and Gifted in Dallas is the nation's No. 1 public high school for the fourth consecutive year. → Read More