By restricting charter expansion and threatening funding, the democratic socialist’s platform effectively removes one of the ...

Nick Vaccarezza, 25, won his first race from 12 starts as a licensed trainer June 30 at Presque Isle Downs. Although every conditioner's first victory is a special accomplishment, Vaccarezza's was ...

The Parkland School District Board of Directors approved the 2025-2026 budget which includes a property tax increase Tuesday night at the administration building. The $248.8 million spending plan ...

Weinberg, who is now attending FSU, was a student at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School when the Parkland shooting took 17 lives in 2018. An advocate calling for more legislation against gun ...

Brevard County School Board is nearing final approval of the 2025-2026 student code of conduct. Revisions were needed due to ...

The mother’s story is not an anomaly. Black K-12 students across the country are battling a growing mental health crisis that experts say is connected to their school environments.

By Kendall Deas, University of South Carolina | The Conversation | Word In Black (WIB) – School voucher programs that allow families to use public funds to pay tuition to attend private schools have ...

Tonya Maze, an administrator at St. Thomas Aquinas School, spent months researching Black history and reaching out to local business owners for a Juneteenth celebration at the school. The day’s heavy ...

For the first time in centuries, the doors to a restored Williamsburg Bray School opened to the public. The school was built in the 1760s and is one of the earliest schoolhouses for Black children.

During sessions of “The Girls Room,” which I established during my first teaching job as a safe space for high school Black girls to be seen and celebrated, we read novels like “The Skin I ...

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — A D.C. Catholic school is being sued after school officials were accused of failing to protect a Black autistic student who was harassed by other students due to his race ...

Unfortunately, by ignoring innovation and equity efforts being led by Black and brown educators, Washington is not just steadily losing Black educators, it’s pushing them out.