Education – – Page 2

Commemorating the 70th anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education

The Tampa Bay Times and the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg hosted a community…

In April, Legacy-56, Inc. held its fifth annual Sankofa Symposium to a multigenerational…

‘I commend Principal Gil and her team, as well as the scholars, parents, and…

The inaugural Ann Owen Gordon Community Oratorical Competition took place in February at…

‘Given the current political climate in our state and the composition of the…

The Pinellas School Board has decided to restrict the use of cellphones in all its…

The Shirley Proctor Puller Foundation M.A.S.T.R. Kids Program Black-N-Wax Black History…

Make sure your child has a fun and stimulating summer! Apply for the Arts Summer Camp…

‘I am pleased to report that while Lakewood still has some challenges, the outlook…

Join Dr. Goliath J. Davis on Jan 30 and three other panelists for a community…

Founded in 2003, Ford Christian Academy has a successful track record of helping children…

ST. PETERSBURG — The South Pinellas County College & Career Fair will get…

Before Gibbs Junior-Senior High School opened in 1927, Pinellas County had no school for…

The probability of Black students earning a bachelor’s degree when enrolled at…

The 5000 Role Models program at Fairmount Park Elementary School held its induction and…

Melanie Hill-Anderson resigned as principal of Melrose Elementary School. BY GOLIATH J.…

BY BERTHONY NAPOLEON | Chairman and Founder & REY ROBINSON | CEO, Five and Two…

STATEWIDE — The tax holiday will start Monday, Jan. 1, and will continue through…