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People in Palm Beach County are debating the impact that Gov. Ron Desantis' suggestion to part ways with Advanced Placement courses will have on students.

Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday he wants to "reevaluate" the state's relationship with College Board, the private company that administers Advanced Placement courses in Florida.

The marathon of classes and culture includes lessons for all ages— even adult beginners— plus a deep dive into the history of each syncopated step.

The NAACP and elected leaders across Florida gathered in Orlando to tell the governor they are not backing down.

The White House reacted to the Florida Department of Education's decision to block the teaching of AP African American Studies in public high schools.

CBS News learned it is coming to 60 schools across the country. They have not learned which schools this class will be offered.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is falling behind on its quest to ensure that Black and Hispanic students take college-level classes in high school, and a consultant says the board and superintendent aren't producing clear strategies for change.

Allow Ryan Heraty, the new superintendent of the Lamoille South school district, to dispense with a few orders of business before getting to know him.

Trail was actually tied to the failed plot on may 1st. at least three people have now been detained. in bangkok, thailand, anti-government protesters are exploding like never before. just today one demonstrator was killed and a key protest leader was shot in the head and critically wounded while being interviewed by reporters. political protesters in thailand erupted earlier this year, they want the former prime minister ousted in a bloodless coup in 2006 put back into power. and we are also...