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Palm Beach County Pre-K Students Using Age of Learning's My Reading Academy and My Math Academy Significantly Reduced the Kindergarten Readiness Gap

New ESSA-Validated Research Found My Reading Academy and My Math Academy helped The Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County close the learning gap by 84% on STAR Early Literacy test scores. Age of Learning, the

Federal funding for child care providers ends Saturday

Officials at the Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County are preparing for the Childcare Stabilization Grant Program to expire this weekend.

Wellington Vice Mayor Michael Napoleone Launches Campaign for Mayor of Wellington

Palm Beach County school leaders stress importance of VPK

New numbers show only about half of Palm Beach County kindergarten students were considered "kindergarten-ready" when they entered elementary school this year.

Roughly 6,000 Palm Beach County students on after-school wait lists

As more parents return to the office after the pandemic, local schools are seeing a bigger demand for after-school care, and it's leaving thousands of Palm Beach County students on waiting lists.

New program helps find VPK teachers in Palm Beach County

The Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County is offering a new solution to the longstanding teacher shortage at child care facilities.

VPK enrollment still not at pre-pandemic numbers

Enrollment for voluntary pre-kindergarten this fall is now open, but local programs are still seeing fewer students enroll than before the pandemic.

VPK registration opens for 2021-2022 school year in Palm Beach County

Registration for the Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten program is now open for the new school year in Palm Beach County.

Mental health and mask changes in Broward Schools, plus Jupiter's town manager resigns after controversy

Broward Public Schools changes mask requirements for high school students as the U.S. Dept. of Education files a legal complaint against the Florida Dept. of Education for withholding funds over the county's mask mandate. Plus, students' mental health, a scandal in Jupiter local government and the dangers of driving the Overseas Highway.

Youth Mental Health, An Echo Pandemic, Escalates Demand for Supportive Adults