KILLINGLY, Conn. (WTNH) — Killingly High School’s controversial mascot will be retired. In February, a committee was formed to examine the Redmen mascot, which has been in place for decades.

If you’ve ever been to Romeo High School, home of the Bulldogs, you’ve seen the bulldog statue near the football field.

If you see a group of Battling Bathers taking on Doughboys, don't be alarmed. High school mascot fans can confirm it's just something that happens sometimes in the battleground state of Michigan.

This is because the school, located about fifty miles northwest of San Antonio, has two mascots: a bobcat, for the boys teams, and a deer, for the girls teams. According to the school district’s ...

The Redmen mascot’s days as the mascot of Killingly High School are numbered, again. Killingly Board of Education Chairperson Susan Lannon announced at a meeting Wednesday night that the Redmen mascot ...

With high school football approaching the end of the regular season, The Enquirer thought it would be fun to recognize some of the unsung heroes of Friday Night Lights: The mascots. Football is ...

Williamsburg-James City County Schools’ Class of 2024 recorded a record on-time graduation rate and outpaced the state average, the school board heard this week. Assistant Superintendent ...

Once again, Knox County Schools students topped the state's graduation rate and improved from last year. Knox County Schools increased its graduation rate to 93% for the 2023-24 school year from ...

State assessments for high school graduation are becoming less common, Exstrom says, “it is highly unusual that you would put to a vote of the general public whether or not you should have a ...