Ken Griffin says “great cities are anchored by great universities.” Why did he pick Carnegie Mellon to create a new $2 billion Miami campus?

Public schools are closing as the state empowers parents to send their children to privately-run schools. Is that good or bad?

One private school administrator called the money from universal private school vouchers “a leverage opportunity for capital.”

Attorneys wrote the sanctions “wrongly impugn his integrity... and fitness to lead a law school.” A panel of judges refused to pause them.

The meeting between FIU President Jeanette Nuñez and the school’s Faculty Senate grew testy at times.

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The new regulations crack down on artificial intelligence use for both students and teachers in Florida’s K-12 classrooms.

The referendum, which won voters support in 2018 and 2022, would keep $569.5 million in school budget.

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New Miami-Dade County Public Schools Superintendent Rafael Villalobos is proposing demotions of several high-ranking school administrators.

They post on X with the same message, at the same time. They have more than a million followers. They’re backing Nate Morris for US Senate.

With enrollment down more than 85%, Killian High is Miami’s incredible shrinking school. Can sports save this Kendall community staple?

Declining enrollment will have major impacts on funding.

The list was released on the district’s Attendance Boundary Committee website. It lists 12 schools as “reassessed” and 15 as “under review.”

The new dean of FIU’s College of Law, a personal attorney to President Donald Trump, is trying to lift federal court sanctions against him.

The old Poinciana Park Elementary school building is now a charter “School of Hope,” leased for one dollar under the new Florida law.

The school board approved both a contract for the new superintendent as well as a separation agreement with the current one, Jose Dotres.

The school board approved both a contract for the new superintendent as well as a separation agreement with the current one, Jose Dotres.

No candidate cleared the 50% threshold to clinch the seat, so two Miami-Dade educators will face off on the November ballot.

With enrollment down and the district trying new academic approaches, some MDCPS students are in new buildings and new programs.

“It just feels like a defeat,” a parent at one of nine MDCPS schools recently closed or consolidated said.

The former political candidate and veteran professor is no longer employed at Miami Dade College, per a spokesperson.

Though thousands of Haitians have lost TPS in Miami-Dade, school superintendent Jose Dotres assured that students are “safe” in school.

Villalobos is a graduate, longtime administrator and region superintendent in Miami-Dade’s school system. Read more about his background.

One search committee member called the incoming dean, who’s worked as President Trump’s attorney, “a poster boy for ethical corruption.”

All eight board members voted to make one internal candidate a finalist for superintendent. The second finalist got six votes.

Growing up in Liberty City and serving as the school district’s top attorney, his legal career inspired his daughter, Ketanji Brown Jackson.

None of the eight candidates vying for District 1’s seat on the Miami-Dade school board said they supported the charter co-location law.

Two unnamed defendants said they were sexually abused by a former P.E. teacher. They claim the school could have done more to prevent it.

The list of semifinalists selected by Miami-Dade’s school board includes internal candidates as well as administrators from out of state.

United Teachers of Dade was shy of a new turnout threshold by just 142 votes. Here’s why they say they’re still alive.

A higher percentage of Miami-Dade public schools were rated “A” compared to Broward and Palm Beach. Check our database for your school.