GETTING RESULTS IN OUR SCHOOLS

A Seminole County elementary school is getting results by pairing fourth graders and kindergarteners in its Reading Buddies Program. Students at Evans Elementary meet twice a month for the program.

Grammy award-winning performer Barry Manilow is set to award Lake Howell High School’s Director of Bands José Eslava $10,000 at a one-night-only concert on Tuesday, Jan. 17.

A New York Philharmonic musician making history is coming to Central Florida to perform and inspire students to do the same.

With a new year, comes a new semester, and new habits when it comes to studying. If you feel like your child may need a little extra help with academics, you have options.

A Central Florida student just made history as one of the youngest graduates to receive an associate degree from Valencia College.

Middle school students are using an interdisciplinary approach to solving major world problems.

An upcoming photography exhibit shines the spotlight on students from Pace Center for Girls Volusia-Flagler. Pace Center provides education, counseling, training, and advocacy for middle and high school girls who have experienced trauma.

A Central Florida nonprofit is getting results for girls and young women dealing with trauma, through education, counseling, training, and advocacy.

October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month.

September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

The generosity of the church’s congregation allowed the school to update the media center with new furniture, paint, and laptops.

A Lake Nona High School senior was awarded a big honor over the summer.

News 6 continues to celebrate and recognize our local educators as students head back to school this fall.

News 6 is celebrating our local educators! We've interviewed teachers across Central Florida, asking them "Why do you teach?"

During the month of August, News 6 is recognizing our hardworking, Central Florida teachers and asking them to tell us their "why" — as in, why they teach.

The Orlando Ballet S.T.E.P.S. program is now in its 30th year of providing free dance classes to children who might not otherwise have access to quality dance education.

The Zebra Coalition is accepting applications for its Jefferson R. Voss scholarship, which is aimed at promoting access to education for LGBTQ students.

Leading up to the 2022-23 school year, News 6 will highlight Central Florida teachers.

A Central Florida nonprofit is making sure local students have much-needed hygiene products many of us take for granted.

Alexandre Temes calls her job a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. The manager of the Englewood Kidz Zone grew up right in the neighborhood and has worked at the center for 23 years, starting as a summer camp counselor when she was just 16 years old.

Thom Battisto started his nonprofit Read to Sydney to help students read more confidently by providing them with a therapy dog.

Dr. Elie Hessel, a pediatric psychologist at Nemours Children’s Health, said it’s important to talk to your kids in age-appropriate language and help give them a sense of control by involving them in getting ready for any approaching storms.

Meet the Helpers offers an online tool kit geared toward children ages 3-8 for them to better understand who can help them in the event of an emergency or natural disaster, like a hurricane.

Rob "Southstar" Campman first rose to fame nearly 20 years ago as one half of the Orlando-based hip hop duo Smilez and Southstar.

Orange County Public Schools continued a touching tradition during this year's Teacher Appreciation Week.

The Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition celebrates high school students who are using science and independent research to benefit humanity.

Students at Lake Silver Elementary School in Orlando's College Park neighborhood are getting an important lesson not only about where food comes from, but how different nutrients help fuel their bodies.

Making the transition from high school to college can be tough.

Some Lake County middle school students got the chance to show off their culinary skills in the Windy Hill Middle School Food Truck Wars.

Crealde School of Art was founded in 1975 and now employs 53 working artists who teach everything from painting and drawing to ceramics, photography and sculpture.

An Orlando man, who is now the first professional wrestler in the world with Down syndrome, is raising money for the Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida.

Students in the academy’s Emergency Response Planning program analyze that data and make forecasts for campus activities ranging from sporting events and practices to the changing of classes.

Leesburg High School students celebrated Women’s History Month by attending an important reenactment. First-year teacher Jacob Finegan learned about a women’s suffrage procession reenactment happening in The Villages, and immediately knew he wanted his students to experience it firsthand.

An Orange County second-grade teacher is inspiring students both inside and outside of the classroom as a volunteer running coach.

Registration is now open for the Orlando Science Center's very popular summer camps.

SpaceKids Global is hosting a national essay competition for kids ages 8-12 where two winners will get a Zero Gravity flight.

Yolonda Tyler is offering Black History Month-themed family yoga.

Lauryn Jones is known as SumerStrawbree and just published her second coloring book in the "Black, Brown, and Beautiful" series.

If you're a parent looking for a unique tutoring option for your child, check out Educate with Horses.

Research shows spending 120 minutes a week in nature reduces stress, blood pressure, and heart rate, as well as enhances kids' physical, social and cognitive outcomes.

An Orange County math teacher stumbled upon a unique way to engage her students and build community in her classroom.

A Central Florida middle school student is on a mission to boost young girls' self-esteem through positive affirmations.

An Orange County fifth grader is using his talents to raise awareness and money for Give Kids the World.

The program 12-week program is free and is for middle and high school students.

The center celebrated its 17th year of providing after-school care and summer programs to youth in Orlando’s Parramore neighborhood.

If you're interested in enrolling your child in an Orange County Public Schools magnet school, the application process is now open.

Central Florida church donates thousands of dollars to local elementary school.

A school in downtown Orlando is offering a specialized curriculum for dyslexic learners.

A new club at an Orange County Public Schools elementary school is teaching young students the joy of kindness.

A new partnership is preparing Orange County Public School students for high-paying jobs in the construction industry.