Alachua County Public Schools give out more than 130,000 free meals
By Samantha Chery | Apr. 7, 2020The school district started distributing the meals March 30
The school district started distributing the meals March 30
UF fraternity and sorority members have also been directed to leave campus
The grab-and-go lunches will be given out until March 27
The ranking is decided by standardized test scores
Moving on from high school can be one of the first big changes someone experiences in life. No matter how many times you have pictured yourself away from home or visited your future college, nothing beats actually being there and seeing it firsthand. Either way, a few tricks and tips can’t hurt. Here are a few things I wish I knew when I was first making my way to Gainesville.
Nearly 1,200 people have died from gun violence since
A new program has not been decided
Joey Spiers remembers the chaos of her students ducking under desks, fearful a squirrel in the ceiling would slip through the tiles.
The study sent 6,452 emails to schools in 29 states and Washington D.C.
Education was the No. 1 priority at a Florida Influencers Summit in Miami
More forums will be held in October
The girl was a former Buchholz High School student
After the school district led inequality in the state, officials have been working on a plan to close the gap
A Norton Elementary fifth-grader was thrilled to get school supplies so he could color pictures and pursue his career as an artist and musician.
Brandon Shavers knows what loss feels like after his friend took her life a year ago.
Whenever Catherine Sarosi heard a fire alarm at school, she’d grab her things, roll her eyes and trek to her assigned location while her classmates groaned at the inconvenience.
Parent Rose Farley is looking for peace of mind in the wake of a South Florida high school shooting Wednesday afternoon.
In seventh grade, Camryn Ford felt lost.
In January, the Florida Science Olympiad Northern Regional competition will be hosted at UF for the first time.
Emerson Weitzel sat at a desk Tuesday morning surrounded by her colleagues and faced with a tough $100,000 decision difficult for any mayor — especially when you’re only 10 and your fellow commissioners are all fifth-graders.