Local High Schooler is Finalist In National Science Talent Search
Every year, The Regeneron Science Talent Search scours high schools across the country to recognize and encourage research projects. Thousands of students submit their work, but only three hundred finalists are selected. WGCU’s Emma Rodriguez tracked down one Fort Myers senior, who became a finalist through years of research, all while representing her heritage.
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Preserving the Art of Oral Storytelling
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Ballots for Kids
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Erika Donalds Talks Future of Florida Education
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Finding Fossils in Southwest Florida
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SWFL Partnership Prepares the Next Generation of Actors
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Attendance Drops for English Learning Programs
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Glades County Educator Receives National Recognition
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National Award Given to Student Led Non-Profit
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Supporting Foster Children from Pre-K to Graduation
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Book Bans in Florida Schools
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Literacy Program Teaches the Whole Family
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Lee County Schools Among Healthiest in America
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Breaking the Cycle of Poverty with Trade Education
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Recovering from Loss with Valerie’s House
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Student Advocates for Change
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An Education on Understanding Brush Fires
