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

AJ, mid-treatment for high-risk leukemia, greeted guests and rode his favorite slides as Rapids Waterpark's honorary GM.

Costumed window washers scaled Palm Beach Children's Hospital, giving 3-year-old Jordan a Spider-Man visit mid-recovery.

Crews worked around-the-clock summer shifts to finish two dedicated buildings for the Lubavitch Educational Center's growing student body.

Harvey Harris left college for military service in the 1950s. This week, at 90, he crossed the finish line at the University of Miami.

The 972-student campus on Persimmon Boulevard will let Westlake families walk or bike to class for the first time.

About 600 students return to a rebuilt West Riviera Beach campus with a new media center and soundproof studio.

Thousands of Miami-Dade families found school resources, services and plenty of kid-friendly distractions at the latest Children’s Trust Family Expo.

After seven years offline, Hialeah’s Bucky Dent Water Park is open again—and free admission lasts only until school starts.

Miami‑Dade and Broward school districts are serving free summer meals to kids 18 and under at dozens of school sites across South Florida.

New studies and local reporting show Florida families facing higher child-care bills; some parents report monthly daycare costs above $1,600. State and national data point to supply and budget gaps.

House Bill 233 would require booster seats for most Florida children through age 8, with height and medical exceptions and a July 1, 2026 effective date. Local safety groups are offering free checks and low‑cost programs.

Commissioner Natalie Milian Orbis introduces a voucher program in Miami-Dade District 6, offering Expectant Mothers Parking Permits to ease transportation for pregnant women.