By John Barton When people think of mental health disorders, they often think of depression. But that is certainly not all it entails, as there are others like eating disorders, anxiety, … more

From Danielle J. Brown, Florida Phoenix As of Thursday, over half of U.S. states allow some or all teachers to be eligible for COVID vaccines, according to data from Education Week. But not … more

By John Haughey | The Center Square Nearly 88,000 students, 3 percent of Florida’s anticipated 2.76 million K-12 public school enrollment, are “missing” and unless the state’s 74 school … more

Faith & Inspiration By Charles Towne She sat there engrossed in the puzzle. She enjoyed puzzles, had for years. There had been so many, many puzzles. There had been puzzles of ships on turbulent … more

From the Orange County Newsroom A quarter of a century ago, 8-year-old Chickasaw Elementary student Ashely Van Wagoner predicted that in 2020, Orange County residents would be “driving to work … more

By Judy Nelson, a freelance, student writer You should know that getting into a college in Florida can sometimes be challenging. However, it is not impossible. You must prepare for the process and … more

Two new programs launching this week with The Apopka Voice: Supporting local charities through advertising, and the Student Journalists Internship The Apopka Voice crossed a milestone last month … more

The Conversation Editor’s note: The Free Application for Federal Student Aid – better known as FAFSA – is being simplified through the omnibus spending bill that became law in December. The … more

By Allen Brown There are countless reasons a parent might look into international schooling options for their child. Contrary to popular belief, international schools aren’t only for ex-pats and … more

By John Haughey | The Center Square With parents of struggling students enrolled in online programs being urged by state and local educators to return to in-person classes, Florida’s K-12 public … more