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Tallahassee Education News

Across Tallahassee, coverage here takes in institutional policies, learning outcomes, funding debates, academic performance and administrative changes. Reporting reaches from early childhood programs through post-secondary systems.


Higher Education

Live Poll

Should local universities prioritize development projects in neighborhoods immediately surrounding their campuses?

Higher Education

FAMU President Highlights University Economic Impact

Marva Johnson discussed research growth and development goals at a Tallahassee business breakfast this week.

FAMU President Highlights University Economic Impact

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Abrams Urges FAMU Students to Vote in Midterms

Former Georgia lawmaker Stacey Abrams told students at Florida A&M University in Tallahassee to turn out for the November 3 midterm elections.


Scholarships

Scholarships

Uvalde Foundation Offers Reward for Tallahassee Shooting Info

The group provides emergency aid and a $5,000 reward following a shooting near Florida A&M University that injured twelve people.

Uvalde Foundation Offers Reward for Tallahassee Shooting Info

College Applications

Live Poll

Do you trust university hiring committees to be transparent regarding the selection of senior leadership?

College Applications

Florida State University Rejected All Law Dean Finalists

The university search committee will restart the process after declining to hire any of the three interviewed candidates.

Florida State University Rejected All Law Dean Finalists

Financial Aid

Live Poll

Do you support prioritizing major local infrastructure projects to improve street safety in your area?

Financial Aid

Tallahassee Secures $23.5 Million for Tharpe Street

The Blueprint Intergovernmental Agency received federal funding to upgrade the corridor and improve pedestrian safety.

Tallahassee Secures $23.5 Million for Tharpe Street

This section follows classroom learning, school board actions, administrative shifts and state policy changes. It reaches across the city and the communities around it where these institutions operate. The presence of large research and academic organizations creates a distinct environment for how local academic news is reported. Funding allocation and shifts in curriculum remain the subjects that appear most consistently throughout the calendar year.