Greendale's Gazebo Park lights up with nearly 500 free carved pumpkins before an Ecto-1 rolls through town.

The new “Girls In…” program puts high schoolers through 8-to-10-week industry immersions in fields like construction and finance.

About 30 Richmond Heights students will show off soldering skills Friday as the first Cleveland-area district to adopt the program.

Pets in costume: Park Central Square hosts its costume parade Saturday for just $2 a head.

Trustees are eyeing a four-year tech plan, but Burlingame parents want the district to slow down on devices for its youngest students.

Daytime trick-or-treating, slime-making and laser tag replace the scares that defined All Hallows Eve for two decades.

Santa Fe South Schools brought its cafeteria program in-house this year, and district officials say more students are showing up to eat.

A monthly Wyandotte County orientation is trying to recruit new providers as 15 childcare businesses risk closing in 2026.

Food costs jumped 29% in a year at the agency serving nearly 1,000 Oklahoma City-area kids, its director says.

Nathanael Greene students lock phones away during the school day as Providence expands its pouch program.

The pre-K-8 campus will rise where Wilson Elementary once stood, with a soccer field and ties to the Joe Louis Greenway.

Free hands-on STEM event at UNF's amphitheater lets Jacksonville families try robotics and VR while eyeing future chip-industry careers.

Last year's run drew just over 1,200 Tampa-area participants, and proceeds fund classroom grants across Hillsborough County schools.