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Broward County School Board member Lori Alhadeff on Monday said she would not seek reelection and endorsed Sharry Kimmel, a senior professor …
Myrlinski Jean-Charles didn’t begin playing football until the 10th grade in Texas, but his rapid development has turned him into one of …
District 3 Commissioner Krystal Patterson is inviting Tamarac students in the Class of 2027 to participate in a Junior Year College Readiness …
For the fifth straight year, the TS Aquatics swim team had at least one swimmer named to the Broward County All First …
Nessa Schorr, an 11th-grade student at Millennium 6–12 Collegiate Academy and the Junior Class President, set out to make this year’s Candy …
Broward County Public Schools has extended its School Choice application window for the 2026–27 academic year, giving families additional time after the …
TS Aquatics concluded the high school season with outstanding results at the Florida High School State Championships, advancing 12 swimmers across all …
Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) has announced that the School Choice open enrollment window for the 2026/27 school year…
The Renaissance Charter School at University cross country team competed in the MSAA Championship on Monday in Sunrise at Markham Park.
TS Aquatics is proud to announce that several of its athletes have been selected for recognition among the best in the Florida …
Broward County Animal Care is expanding its “911 for Pets” campaign, offering middle and high school students the chance to save lives …
Commissioner Morey Wright has donated $10,000 to Millennium 6–12 Collegiate Academy in recognition of the school’s recent distinction…
J.P. Taravella graduate EJ Burns has officially committed to playing college baseball at Indian River State College.
The J.P. Taravella cross country team was in action on August 23 for their first race of the season at Kowboy Invitational.
Tamarac’s Millennium 6-12 Collegiate Academy on Tuesday was ranked the fourth best public high school in Florida and 56th best in the …
Commissioner Krystal Patterson is inviting District 3 residents to attend a free Back-to-School Clinic as part of her Breaking Barriers initiative.
The City of Tamarac will host a Back-to-School Special Needs and Community Resource Fair on Saturday, Aug. 9,
Incoming freshmen at J.P. Taravella High School are about to begin their high school journey in action-packed fashion.
Challenger Elementary is now enrolling students in its Rocketeers Before and After School Program, offering a safe and engaging environment for children …
The City of Tamarac will host a Back-to-School Special Needs and Community Resource Fair on Saturday, Aug. 9,
Former J.P. Taravella infielder Aris Rivera is set to play college baseball this season at Florida International University.
For the second consecutive year, Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) has earned an “A” rating from the Florida Department of Education, reinforcing …
The Florida Department of Education has released results for the Spring 2025 statewide assessments, showing that Broward County Public Schools (BCPS) students …
J.P. Taravella had three student-athletes compete at the Florida Amateur Wrestling Association State Championship last month following an incredible season.
A pair of former J.P. Taravella graduates and teammates shared a Conference Championship playing baseball with Florida Gulf Coast University.
Millennium 6-12 Collegiate had a terrific year in athletics, with the track team recently competing at the Regional Championship in Coral Springs.
A leading senior at J.P. Taravella High School, Andrews, 18, is graduating with a 4.6 grade point average…
A standout Girl Scout from Lauderhill is honored for her career ambitions and commitment to vocational education.
Challenger Elementary School in Tamarac is gearing up for an exciting and enriching summer camp program, open to incoming kindergarten through fifth-grade …
The Renaissance Charter School at University Middle School track and field team competed in the Regional Championship on Friday in Coral Springs.
