Despite the controversy surrounding the governor's public school policies, a nonprofit school choice advocacy group ranked Florida No. 1.
Three Teachers in Florida win this prestigious award from The National Liberty Museum
Spring 2023 registration is open for all new and returning students at Hillsborough Community College.
U.S. News on Tuesday released its annual list ranking 2,000 universities throughout the world. Ten Florida schools are on the list.
The mayor’s Crosswalks to Classroom program is a key element of the city’s Vision Zero Plan to draw attention to kids on crosswalks.
Seasoned leader Sheryl Gunning will continue to drive diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
The Hillsborough County Commission recognized a fifth-grader for her work to eliminate bullying in her school.
The connection between the two was fueled by the South Tampa Chamber of Commerce.
More than 70 Florida colleges and universities made the 2023 U.S. News & World Report list of best colleges.
The school district is looking at boundary changes to even up the number of students attending public schools.
The 2022 competitive grants cycle provided more than $1 million to 46 local nonprofits.
The Hillsborough County Canvassing Board is now gathered at the Supervisor of Elections office to count the provisional ballots.
Hillsborough County Tax Collector Nancy C. Millan presented more than 46,000 items to the Hillsborough Education Foundation.
President Joe Biden canceled some student debt and extended an existing pause on federal loan payments. Here's what it means in Florida.
Thirteen colleges in Florida are among the nation's 388 best, according to The Princeton Review’s 'Best 388 Colleges: 2023 Edition.'
USF residence halls in Tampa and St. Petersburg are expected to be at full capacity this fall.
Florida education groups say recruiting military veterans to teach won't solve the state's teacher shortage.
State Farm awards $50,000 to the Florida Sheriff's Association.
Keep track of days off and early-release days for Hillsborough County public schools with this 2022-23 calendar.
The National Junior College Athletics Association selected 19 Hillsborough Community College student athletes for All-Academic honors.
Local entrepreneur brings business acumen, continued support to new role.
The restaurant group is establishing an endowment for women at HCC in the name of its retired CEO.
Hillsborough County Public Schools announces the federal guidelines for free and reduced-price meals for children.
The Hillsborough County School District is asking voters to approve a 1-mil tax increase, so it can attract and retain school teachers.
Jorge Sanchez, a senior at Jefferson High School, was one of 10 students elected to serve on FCCLA's National Executive Council.
The $10,000 gift from Gale Healthcare Solutions will provide scholarships to students in the newly approved bachelor's of nursing program.
Former WWE wrestler and NFL player Titus O'Neil now dedicates himself to improving the lives of underserved kids in Tampa Bay.
Hillsborough Schools outperformed the state average in key areas including algebra, geometry, biology, civics and U.S. history.
Hillsborough County Public Schools students attained scores in mathematics higher than their peers across the state.
These students are examples of how young people can dedicate themselves to improving their community and shaping its future.
Board members cited key educational and financial successes along with an overwhelming need for stability as reasons for the extension.
The five students received a laptop computer and $500 scholarship.
More than 15,000 students met requirements for finalist standing, and about half of the finalists will be Merit Scholarship winners in 2022.
Six Florida organizations win $25,000 in State Farm Neighborhood Assist grants.
Dr. Larissa Baia is the new president of the Ybor City campus of HCC.
For students who want to stay in Florida to go to college, here are the 14 in the state that offer the most value, says Money magazine.
Spring sports student-athletes from across the county came together Thursday morning to celebrate their accomplishments this season.
This will be the first Montessori program in district history.
Hillsborough County Public Schools announced the expansion of the Cambridge and Advanced International Certificate of Education program.
The Hillsborough County Tax Collector raised over $33,700 for art programs at Title I Elementary Schools through its Kids Tag Art Program.