El Paso's UTEP is rolling out fireworks, puppy yoga and a 25,000-person block party to greet its biggest student body ever.

Fifth grader Jakobe Weakland says he already loves the new playground at the former O'Hara High School site.

St. Margaret of York has no new start date yet, and parents still don't know how missed days will be repaid.

A retired U-2 spy plane pilot told Mather Airport students that STEM matters even for artists, not just engineers.

The free fest at West Hollywood Park runs 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday with a cooling center and sensory-friendly Chill Zone for families.

No RSVP needed: Sunday's free West Seattle concert pairs an ASCAP-winning songwriter with food trucks and an instrument petting zoo.

West Oakland's 150-year-old Prescott Elementary just got a new play court, and it's a milestone build for Steph and Ayesha Curry's foundation.

Freshmen hauled pillows and TVs into Long Beach dorms this weekend as crews raced to finish a brand-new $115 million residence hall.

A mini pig, monkey and camel join “That Animal Guy” Jim DeBerry at the 11th Annual Florida Kids & Family Expo through Sunday.

EmmaGrace Olech beat out a 2,000-student field with blue cone monochromacy limiting her vision since childhood.

A federal judge stepped in one day before classes started, ordering Manhattan School District 114 to re-enroll 10-year-old E at her neighborhood school.

Sienna Striner, 10, is included 73% of her school day at Fulton — a fit her mother fears may not survive the 2027 move to Dilworth.

Helen Woodyard logged nearly 959 classroom hours at West Georgia Technical College before more than 30 family members watched her graduate.