EDUCATION
Bay area preschool offers engineering training program to toddlers
With the demand for engineers growing faster than a toddler, a local preschool is offering a new program called Little Engineers.
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With the demand for engineers growing faster than a toddler, a local preschool is offering a new program called Little Engineers.
New Dawn Electric in Manatee County is hiring high school graduates and helping to pay for their education.
The group went with the “Florida College Access Network”, OR FCAN, an organization that advocates for student-centered policies.
Tampa Middleton High senior Rudra Patel, who is a back-to-back STEM Champion, returns to Washington for the national festival.
This program is helping teachers with lesson planning and data collection while helping students answer potential questions they have during class.
According to Pasco County school officials, it was determined it was not safe to host classes on campus due to smoke in classrooms.
The school district has held a series of public meetings addressing overcrowded schools due to explosive growth in the past few years.
The new college will be open for the Fall 2025 semester.
Parents can kick start their children’s college saving plan simply by making sure they're in school.
It comes after the reversal of a long-standing policy that directed immigration agents to avoid places like schools.
The Pinellas Medical Examiner confirms that a body found deep in the Weedon Island Preserve is that of missing 17-year-old Allister Samer Nasr.
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor said she looks back on her COVID decisions with no regrets.
As the cost of living goes up, some senior citizens are having a hard time keeping up.
Amalie Arena officials have announced that a Keith Sweat birthday bash will deliver a night of soulful performances and timeless music.
Drivers say two lanes have been unfinished since January.
With spring break underway, students and families will be traveling to many of Tampa Bay’s beaches, including Treasure Island.
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Erin Cardinal is the dance teacher at John Hopkins Middle School.
School Resource Officer Fredrick Powell has been working at Potter Elementary School for nine years.
Stephanie Ferreira spent more than 20 years teaching before opening Mobile STEM Academy. Now she brings field trips to classrooms around the Bay area.
As Hillsborough County Schools' district literacy coach, Kaitlin Behn has a passion for reading and teaching literacy.
