Naila Crow, 6, found her coach through a shared love of kicking the ball at Katy's new indoor turf facility.

Free backpacks, food and K-9 demos await families at the Pinellas Park Performing Arts Center this Saturday, three days before classes resume.

Penrose School kicked off the district's sixth annual tour after rain scrapped the MLK High stop, now set for August 13.

Kids run their own $10 booths at the new Mini Makers Market as Wisconsin's homeschool population keeps climbing.

Every student at Sacramento New Technology Early College High walks the stage with college credit — some with an associate degree already in hand.

The Lehman Grand houses 180 students in a restored 1932 Art Deco bank on Grand Concourse, with rents from $9,025 a year.

The new wing along Camp Wisdom Road puts culinary arts and cosmetology in plain view of the community.

The Marlow campus opened Wednesday with twice the classrooms — and a $10 million gift inspired by one family's own 2.5-year wait for a spot.

Frost Bank Center opens its doors Saturday for free haircuts, dental checks and school supplies before districts start classes next week.

Fans bringing school supplies to Fluor Field get music, inflatables and free kid haircuts before the Drive-Yankees affiliate matchup.

Big Backyard Bash brings 30-plus inflatables and a cooling tent to Frenchtown's Steel Shop, with organizers expecting over 20,000 visitors.

Great Hearts Monte Vista students now roam a $2.3 million Romanesque mansion once home to Pearl Brewery's founders — bowling alley included.

Slugger Field's Oct. 2 event pairs trick-or-treating with a costume contest and free entry for kids two and under.