Rising food costs, shrinking federal funding, and lower reimbursement rates are causing a running deficit in the Pasco County school district’s attempt to provide free meals to all students through the National School Lunch Program. The district may not be able to continue the program long-term due to these challenges.
Click here for more information…
Cope Notes, a randomly timed text message service that trains the brain to combat automatic negative thoughts, has been teamed up with Central Florida Behavioral […]
The Oakstead Elementary Ball Hockey Team, consisting of third, fourth, and fifth graders, has been winning tournaments regularly. The team was formed by the school’s […]
The Sunlake High School volleyball team has advanced to the Class 6A state final four for the first time in 10 years, defeating nearby rival […]