Education stories in Miami–Ft. Lauderdale

Buds of marijuana on display inside Mother Earth Wellness in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. (Photo by Christopher Shea/Rhode Island Current)Medicinal marijuana products that are legal at the state level will see looser federal regulation under an order the U.S. Department of Justice published Thursday, wh

U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis, R-N.C., in an elevator at the U.S. Capitol on June 30, 2025, in Washington, D.C. Tillis had vowed to oppose President Donald Trump’s pick to replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell unless the administration dropped its Fed investigation. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — T

The Miami Foundation is providing two scholarship opportunities for high school seniors and college students in Miami, aimed at easing the financial burden of higher education. The application deadline is May 24, 2026, and new resources are available to assist students in the college process.

The Bay of Pigs Museum in Miami recently collaborated with Christopher Columbus High School to promote community engagement and education. The museum, dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Bay of Pigs Invasion, serves as a vital resource for understanding Cuban-American history.

A discussion has emerged among parents in Florida regarding the use of Education Savings Account (ESA) funds for their children's educational needs. The conversation highlights the varying experiences and opinions on the effectiveness of these funds in supporting education.

American Rivers named Florida's most famous river, the Suwanee, to its list of the top 10 most endangered rivers in the U.S. The cover image of the report shows the Suwanee and a pipe dumping waste from a chicken processing plant. (Photo via American Rivers)If you’re an old canoe paddler like me, Fl

Sean A. Prospect and Julie Todaro from South Florida After-School All-Stars share insights on their mission to empower youth through education and mentorship. They emphasize the importance of community support and partnerships in sustaining impactful after-school programs.

I’m going to be in town for a graduation ceremony and would really love a flower necklace for the graduate. Open to business suggestions or willing to pay whatever to anyone who could help.

Alicia M. Alvero, a first-generation college graduate from FIU, has been named the executive vice chancellor and provost of CUNY. Her journey from a Miami native to a leader in higher education highlights the impact of public universities.

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DOING WELL FOR BAR: Florida International University had the second-highest passing rate and the University of Miami had the lowest as the Supreme Court of Florida last week released its February results for the Florida Bar exam, with nearly 62% of takers passing. Across Florida, 332 of 537 first-ti

A local educator is seeking guidance on securing a position as an English Language Arts teacher in Miami-Dade County. The teacher, currently commuting from Tamarac to Brickell, expresses a preference for high school roles, particularly in Title 1 schools.

The Broward County School Board postponed a vote on proposed job cuts affecting 856 positions due to a significant budget shortfall. The decision follows emotional testimonies from staff and concerns about the impact on student support services.

Rocio Peña, a business analytics major at FIU, shares her transformative experience attending the 'Future of Artificial Intelligence' seminar in D.C. Her journey highlights the importance of engaging with emerging technologies and policy discussions.

Florida International University is under fire for perceived inconsistencies in disciplinary actions against students involved in serious misconduct. While one student faced consequences for bomb-related threats, others allegedly plotting violence against minorities have not been disciplined.

Cuban music icon Willy Chirino to receive honorary doctorate at FIU commencement

[Link: https://i.redd.it/vn25pbmx7mwg1.jpeg] I was on a school trip to Disney and Universal, and in the MCO we stopped nearby a gift store for like 2 minutes. I saw this jacket that I really really loved, and wanted to buy it, but my group had to leave so I didn't get to. Also, when we came back to

Are there communities or directories (perhaps through FIU or MDC or elsewhere) of serious people, who are interested in careers in the medical sector? Medical assistants, admin, nursing, etc. People who are genuinely interested in the work and growing in the sector.

A Shreveport preschool teacher struggles to cope with the absence of her student Braylon Snow, who was killed in a mass shooting. The tragedy has left the classroom and the community in shock as they prepare for graduation amidst their grief.

Florida lawmakers are considering a proposal to ban college admissions for undocumented students. This move has sparked significant debate regarding access to education and immigration policy in the state.

Cans used for Lost Boy cider in Alexandria, Virginia, cost the small business more because of increased aluminum tariffs. Tristan Wright, founder and president of Lost Boy, stands near his production line on Feb. 6, 2026. (Photo by Ashley Murray/States Newsroom)WASHINGTON — The U.S. Customs and Bord

Clouds hang over Lake Cushman, as seen from the mountains of the Olympic National Forest. The U.S. Forest Service has announced plans to close 57 research stations in 31 states. (Photo by Alex Brown/Stateline)The U.S. Forest Service’s plan to close scores of research stations could threaten the nati