See how 2013 school grades stack up in Carrollwood, Hillsborough County and across Tampa Bay amid another shakeup and more dissatisfaction with Florida's educational system.
From sales on school uniforms to deep discounts on markers and other school supplies, here's a look at some of the sweetest deals.
Online registration for Hillsborough County’s Rec2Six program begins Aug. 5.
The new academic year begins Aug. 20.
Their back-to-school supply drive will benefit children throughout Northwest Hillsborough.
If so, Hillsborough County Public Schools might have a job for you!
Keystone Prep High School is an offshoot of Tampa Day School meant to help kids struggling with traditional classroom settings thrive.
Fifth-graders at Learning Gate Community School honored one of their teachers by raising money for the cause.
Although 81 percent of the county’s third-graders technically passed this year’s FCAT reading test, nearly half logged scores that are unsatisfactory, according to the state.
What do your kids think of the meals that are served up in cafeterias throughout the county? We want to hear from you!
Students from across the county took part in the annual Fresh Flavors Food Fair.
Carrollwood area residents can eat out for a good cause Saturday, May 11.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office and School Board are teaming up to apply for a federal grant that might help pay for at least 24 new law enforcement positions for local campuses.
The two local high schools joined 113 other Florida campuses on the magazine’s 2013 list.
It's Teacher Appreciation Week! What do you want to say to that educator who meant the most to you? To the teacher who makes your child's year the best ever?
The game started back in April, and was finally completed with dark clouds still threatening much of Tampa Bay.
For the second day in a row, the game has been called due to the bad weather.
The Chamberlain High School Chiefs were facing the Freedom High School Patriots when weather turned ugly on Tuesday night.
The Run for the Manatees fundraiser benefited the school and zoo.
The Lake Magdalene Elementary Dads' Club golf tournament is a more than 20 year tradition.
The new academic year begins Aug. 20 for Carrollwood students.
Carrollwood and Northdale students who opt to take the test in 2014 rather than finish high school by attending classes will soon be able to leave their pencils at home. We’d like to hear your thoughts about online testing in general.
The annual school festival will take place Saturday, March 23.
The middle school students will take the stage March 14-16 for this high-energy musical set in the 1950s.
Hillsborough County kids are out of school March 11-15.
Students at Corbett Preparatory School researched the contributions of black Americans.
Chief Jane Castor will visit the school March 5 as part of National School Breakfast Week.
A 12-year-old miniature pinscher will assist hearing-impaired students at the school.
The money will be used to make improvements to fences, gates and other potential points of access to campuses throughout the county.
AT&T brought its Wheel and Pedal simulator to the school to demonstrate the dangers of texting and driving.
The Tampa Liberty School will be held March 11-15 at Northwest Church of Christ on Sheldon Road.
The national holiday doesn’t mean a day off for Hillsborough County public school students.
Carrollwood and Northdale residents who are counting on this state program to help fund college dreams might find the rules of the game changing soon.
Time is running out for students who want to obtain their GED using Florida’s old version of the test.
Two finalists hail from Claywell Elementary.
On Friday Jan. 25 the school will host a multi-cultural festival.
All Hillsborough County public schools are closing up for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
On Friday, Jan. 18, the finalists for Hillsborough County’s 2013 Teacher of the Year are scheduled to be announced with “surprise patrol” visits at their schools. Here’s the list of contenders from Hillsborough’s public schools.
The board turned down Superintendent MaryEllen Elia's recommendation to hire 130 security officers in Hillsborough County.
The USF-sponsored contest not only encourages creativity and ingenuity in schoolchildren, it also rewards them for their efforts.