Halloween hits Riverview High School on October 24 with a redesigned entrance meant to kill the long admission line.

The June Family Branch on Ninth Street can now serve over 300 kids a day, up from just 40 at its old rec-center space.

Roseville City School District slashed chronic absenteeism from 26% to 10.5% with calls and letters. Statewide, TK and kindergarten kids still lag.

Trick-or-treating, costumed pig pals and a creamsicle milkshake headline the toddler-friendly bash — included with regular admission.

A Hawaiian blessing marked the opening as families toured new classrooms on Kailua Road.

The Sept. 30 debut pairs a working credit union branch with a coffee shop, food pantry and clothing closet at Madison High.

Strong Start Go's four mobile classrooms prioritize kids in 89101, 89106 and 89107, but families citywide can still snag open seats.

Registered guests age 3 and older who attend a screening get a free OKC Zoo admission voucher good through March 2027, plus keeper talks on the zoo's Asian elephants.

Ashrit Talluri, a ninth grader at Innovation Academy, says he wants to give back after acing the exam himself.

Ruben Dario Park hosted Wednesday's ribbon-cutting for playground signs promoting early-literacy activities.

Luana Fitch, an eighth grader from Haʻikū, lands a four-year scholarship covering full high school tuition.

Vocational Pathways pairs neurodiverse adults with paid internships at Skechers, Goodwill and more ahead of a new $70M campus.

CARE Elementary's new Little Haiti campus has just seven students so far, but leaders plan to grow it through fifth grade by 2029.