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Face-to-face Summer Bridge programs will be offered again this summer and are designed to…

During the free event, counselors will guide students and family members through the Free…

Maria L. Scruggs received the Literacy Festival Community Service Award from the Friends…

Maximo Elementary School prepared a dramatic Black History Month program for their…

Goodwill’s BookWorks program continues to bring books and the love of reading to…

The 10th annual Literacy Festival will be a drive-thru event tomorrow, March 19, from 9-2…

The SailFuture Academy, a comprehensive child welfare agency and private school based in…

‘It is an insult to our community to treat us with such disdain and disrespect. Why…

The Florida African American Male Experience initiative will support students along…

The hunt for a new Pinellas County Superintendent of Schools is on. Please take part in…

Read the musings of Youth Farm participants below. The Youth Farm aims to empower the…

Tom and Bharti Kirchner gave $52,000 to support Call Me MISTER after reading an online…

“I understand that I am a vessel for Christ because this is the place where he has…

School board members will decide on who the next superintendent will be, and to these…

Newly ordained assistant pastor and educator Micah Poole is ready to make a difference in…

Born Gloria Jean Watkins Sept. 25, 1952, in Hopkinsville, Ky., bell hooks went on to…

HBCUs opened in churches across the nation in the late 1800s to educate newly freed Black…

At last month’s Social Venture Partners Tampa Bay Fast Pitch competition, Lorielle J.…