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Scholastic reports on Haiti `for kids, by kids'
Two local fifth-graders are covering the Haitian earthquake on a `for kids, by kids' news website.
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The University of Miami announced Thursday it has been awarded $14.8 million in stimulus money to help it build a neuroscience and health annex at its Coral Gables campus.
Two local fifth-graders are covering the Haitian earthquake on a `for kids, by kids' news website.
Florida's prepaid tuition open-enrollment ends at midnight Sunday. Because of a new tuition law, prepaid is more expensive than ever.
A watchdog committee took issue with hiring an outside firm to review whether a contractor owes the Broward school district more than three-quarters of a million dollars.
Students at a Miami-Dade high school got a taste of a world-class orchestra -- and a lesson in how to appreciate classical music.
The FCAT in Florida high schools might soon become a thing of the past.
A bipartisan group of state lawmakers is pressing ahead with a plan to replace the test with a series of standardized end-of-course exams.The governor announced he supports a plan to loosen the class-size limits imposed by a state constitutional amendment in 2002.
Broward School Board members are beginning to tackle proposed budget cuts for the next school year, with the possibility of layoffs.
Paula Garcia, 23, from Kendall, does not know how she will come up with up to $4,000 to study abroad in Italy during the summer.
Young adults clad in red jackets are making a big difference in eight Miami-Dade schools.
Florida Atlantic University is ready to cut ties with the University of Miami and set up its own medical-degree program in cooperation with the Scripps Research Institute.
State officials gave Broward one more chance to join Race to the Top -- but by Tuesday morning it was too late.
President Barack Obama wants to continue a program that awards federal funds for innovative education reform.
Miami Dade College has opened a new $37 million science complex that school officials hope will bolster research projects at the school.
Broward will not join the race for millions of dollars in federal funding for education reform, School Board members decided.
A School Board member announced she won't run for a fourth term -- and a parent activist filed for her seat.
Broward School Board members talked about a colleague's arrest and brainstormed on how to do brisker business at under-the-radar meetings this week.
South Florida school districts are taking a funding hit after more students enrolled in public schools than the state had projected.
Florida International University has reached an agreement with the Pepsi Bottling Group that will make its signature soft drink the university's official beverage.
Defense lawyers will likely seek more time before reaching a plea deal or going to trial in the corruption case against a suspended Broward School Board member.