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Confessed to the shooting he bought the ar15 he used in the shooting legally one year ago. Right now authorities still do not have a motive. We have team coverage. Our dawn timmeney has been speaking with students and parents in our area. Jeff cole deviling into what can happen to make schools safer. And our Dave Schratwieser is on top of how authorities investigate tips about people believed to be threats. But we begin with whats happening right now in south florida. Heres foxs caroline shively...

And joins us live in broward county, florida to, night. Reporter there is a heaviness in the air here at the parkland amphitheater. Its just ten minutes away from Marjorie Douglas Stoneman High School which was of course where that shooting took place just yesterday. That massacre leaving this community in shock. Hundreds upon hundreds of people showing up here. 17 dead. Angels marking their lives on stage. People here crying and embracing one another. Ive seen people with roses, children embrac...

MILL HALL — The Keystone Central School District Board of Directors have appointed Dr. Francis Redmon as the district’s next superintendent. Redmon’s

MILL HALL - The Keystone Central School District Board of Directors have appointed Dr. Francis Redmon as the district’s next superintendent. Redmon’s ap

BELLEFONTE — The Bellefonte Area School District School Board recently discussed the next steps toward its superintendent search. In a letter sent out to p

Across the Valley, there is a stark imbalance between female representation in the classroom and in the administrative office.

LOCK HAVEN — The Keystone Central School District’s Board of Directors, with assistance from DiRocco Education Consulting, LLC, is looking for the public

Pennsylvania educators were trained that far-right, white people are in a moral panic over Critical Race Theory because they fear losing political power.

A forthcoming bill proposed by Democrat Rep. Anthony DeLuca would permit local districts to develop policies on bans, but they would be subject to approval by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

A bill to replace traditional snow days with virtual learning passed in the New Jersey state Senate on March 3. If passed into law, online classes would count toward the state's 180-day school year requirement.