Hurricane Milton left damages in Tampa Bay schools, with work crews focusing on fixing roofs and removing flood water. The goal is to have campuses ready for students to return to class as soon as possible, recognizing the importance of normalcy for the community. However, some suggest a faster reopening may not account for the ongoing impacts of the storm.
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A student with Friedreich’s ataxia, Gavin Lambert, walked across the graduation stage at USF Yuengling Center, leaving his wheelchair behind. Lambert, who was featured in […]
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