The Riverview Idol contest at Riverview High School concludes tonight, March 19, with "American Idol" Top 13 finisher Jeremy Rosado of Valrico set to perform and judge.
Ian Ludden knew he did well on the math portion, but he was not so sure about the reading portion.
The winners for the Ida S. Baker Diversity Educator, Teacher of the Year and Support Employee of the Year will be announced.
The fourth-grade Math Bowl Team took first place in district competition.
The high school senior is among only four in Hillsborough to ace the college entrance exam.
Ellen Kleinschmidt, who teaches music at Reddick Elementary and got her community theater start on the Riverview Little Theatre stage, has been named a "woman of distinction" by the American Association of University Women.
The Riverview Idol contest at Riverview High School returns for a second round Tuesday, March 5. See who advanced to the Top 10 round of competition.
Blogger Paula Drennan started homeschooling two years ago, which is also the time she let go of her preconceived misconceptions of what the effort entailed.
The event will take place Friday, March 1 starting at 5 p.m.
The Riverview Idol contest at Riverview High School begins tonight, Feb. 26, with three nights of competition scheduled before a crown is earned.
The Food Research and Action Center in Washington, D.C., reports that only 47 out of 100 low-income children in Florida receive breakfast at school.
The workshops for girls in first through 12th grade help increase self-esteem.
Tampa attorney Scott Tozian is scheduled to lecture on "Integrity in Our Communities" at the Cooley Law School in Riverview.
The school's television department, WBUL TV, has just released the school's latest YouTube sensation.
Olivia Figh sings "On My Own." competed for the title Feb. 5.
The high school will stage the musical Feb. 14-16.
Families counting on this state program to help fund college dreams might find the rules of the game changing soon.
Authorities say the girl had a bag of gift cards similar to those found in tax fraud situations.
The full list of students recognized in this year's Reflections contest run by the Hillsborough County Council PTA/PTSA notes more than 30 students from Eastern Hillsborough County schools.
The Riverview High School Chorus will deliver musical valentines to businesses on Valentine's Day.
Adriana Torres-Juan, a fifth-grader at FishHawk Creek Elementary School, won first place in the Reflections contest photography category.
On Feb. 5 at its regular board meeting, the Hillsborough County School Board named Susan Burkett principal of Bloomingdale High School.
An information session is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2.
The Florida Highway Patrol wants to teach students how to share the road with big trucks.
Kelly Foss is a finalist for the Instructional Support Employee of the Year.
Fourth-grade FishHawk Elementary School teacher Stacey P. Hirn is a finalist for the Ida S. Baker Diversity Educator of the Year award.
The program is part of a statewide initiative to help children learn to read.
Madison Gentry took the top prize in the Hillsborough County School District's Cook It Up! contest.
All Hillsborough County public schools are closing up for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Hillsborough County Teacher of the Year finalists will be announced Friday.
At the Jan. 15 school board meeting, the board also voted to fire a teacher's aide and Exceptional Student Education assistant for negligence in the death of Jenny Caballero.
The board turned down Superintendent MaryEllen Elia's recommendation to hire 130 security officers until it can get a better handle on the best way to ensure the safety of public school children.
Barrington Middle School seventh-grader Madison Gentry is one of five student chefs selected to participate in the second annual school lunch cook-off.
The first of a series of financial aid information nights will take place tonight, Jan. 15, at Brandon High School.
The USF-sponsored contest not only encourages creativity and ingenuity in schoolchildren, it also rewards them for their efforts.
The opening will take place Friday, Jan. 18 at noon.
The Superintendent recommended that Rodgers Principal Sharon Tumicki and Assistant Principal Shawn Livingston be removed from their positions at the school.
Superintendent MaryEllen Elia has a plan that calls for a review by a security expert, and an additional 130 armed personel at Hillsborough schools. The extra staff would cost $4.1 million.
Superintendent MaryEllen Elia is expected to recommend disciplinary action for Rodgers employees in the death of 11-year-old Jenny Caballero.
Hillsborough County Public Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia has called a press conference this morning to discuss long-term security plans.