![Here is the latest on the clear backpack requirement proposed at Broward public schools]()
School Board members plan to host two events to focus on the proposal to require clear backpacks and bags at Broward County public schools before the final vote in...
![Broward County Public Schools will not have early release on last day of school]()
There is a change in the school schedule for Broward County Public Schools on the last day of school. According to a Tweet from the district, Thursday, June 8,...
![Miami-Dade County Public Schools names 2024 Teacher of the Year]()
A fifth-grade science and social studies teacher at Phyllis Ruth Miller Elementary School has been named the 2024 Francisco R. Walker Miami-Dade County Teacher of the Year. Don Clerveaux...
![Broward County Public Schools launches bus tracking app]()
Parents and guardians of Broward County Public Schools students now have new technology to help them track their child’s school bus. The Here Comes the Bus app and website...
![Free homework help for South Florida public school students available online]()
As kids across South Florida settle into their new school routines, there’s an inevitable part of “back to school” that every family deals with once the bell rings at...
![Time to Smile: 85-year-old graduates from Florida International University]()
At 85, Arlyne Frankel is celebrating her graduation from Florida International University. The grandmother said she got the itch to go back to school when she turned 80. After...
![Florida rejects most new textbooks in its history]()
The state of Florida has rejected at least 50 textbooks in its search for math materials aligning to the new Florida Benchmarks for Excellent Student Thinking (B.E.S.T.) Standards. According...
![4th-grade students send a message about saving Biscayne Bay]()
Just days before Christmas, students in Ms. Martin’s 4th-grade class at The Cushman School in Miami aren’t reading letters to Santa but postcards they wrote and recently sent to...
![The Harvard Crimson’s first Hispanic president has South Florida roots]()
The Harvard Crimson has elected its first Latina president, Raquel Coronell Uribe, graduate of Ransom Everglades School in Coconut Grove. The nation’s oldest university newspaper elected Coronell Uribe to...
