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CARTHAGE — Carthage Central School District is going to the dogs, or rather, dogs may be coming to school.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is offering new virtual sessions as part of its KSC Club Discovery program next month. They are designed to help children —

Aspiring alchemist Weston Winters has been rejected from every apprenticeship he’s had. His last chance is with Evelyn Welty, a renowned yet reclusive master alchemist. However, when he arrives at

CHICAGO — When first-grade teacher Tina Berry saw that her 12-year-old needed to take a mental health day, it was because she recognized some of her own stress-induced tendencies reflected

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Jonathan Burgess wanted to know more about his ancestor who established their family roots in California some 170 years ago: Rufus Burgess, who came to the state

CHICAGO — When first-grade teacher Tina Berry saw that her 12-year-old needed to take a mental health day, it was because she recognized some of her own stress-induced tendencies reflected

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Jonathan Burgess wanted to know more about his ancestor who established their family roots in California some 170 years ago: Rufus Burgess, who came to the state

TAMPA, Fla. — In some ways, St. Joseph Catholic School is much different today than when retired judge E.J. Salcines was a student there in the 1940s.

TAMPA, Fla. — A sprinkling of stars spells out the word “believe.” A light bulb frames the word “innovative.” A butterfly signals freedom and rebirth.

Two prominent American poets offer poems to ignite a love of both poetry and nature in the imaginations of young readers.