What's Right with Our Schools

Teachers at LaFayette high school have a new way to teach their math students.

Thanks to some grant money, they're now using modern technology to keep students attention, and make learning fun.

An Ooltewah High school student will be heading to nation's capitol in a few weeks.

Jeremy Stevens got selected for an all expenses paid trip to Washington, D.C., where he'll meet Senators, Congressmen, and maybe even the President.

We've all seen the devastation from that deadly earthquake in Haiti.

The Executive Director of a program that feeds Haitian children says the need now is even greater than ever.

Some local school kids have agreed to help him raise money to feed the hungry.

A North Georgia school has come up with a way to help students who may need a little extra support.

It's through a program called "Save one Student."

The idea is to let the student know there is an adult in their life that cares about their future.

A 1st grade teacher is back in Chattanooga after a whirlwind trip to the nation's capitol.

Battle Academy teacher Becky Holden won a Presidential Award last year.

Last week, she went to the White House with a group of teachers being honored by the President.

3rd graders from C-S-A-S get a hands on history lesson.

Back in December, they wrapped up an annual event.

This one shows students what life was like for people living back in the 1800's.

As you can imagine, it was an eye opener.