This week, another News 6 anchor is set to say goodbye after more than a decade of serving Central Florida.

This week, another News 6 anchor is set to say goodbye after more than a decade of serving Central Florida.

In Winter Park, Cherese Fussner is making a big impact as a geometry teacher at the Winter Park 9th Grade Center.

Just steps away from Lawton Elementary School, a lush, whimsical garden serves as more than just an oasis; it is an outdoor classroom where nature is the teacher.

At Valencia College’s School of Culinary Arts, the kitchen was alive with energy and the scent of freshly made pancakes, waffles, and frittatas.

In today's fast-paced world, entrepreneurship isn't just a career path—it's a mindset.

An Orange County Public Schools math teacher is turning learning into a slam dunk by combining her two passions: education and basketball. Jennifer Lopez teaches fourth grade at Stonewyck Elementary School and has developed what she calls “Magic Math.”

If you’ve ever wondered what the future of education looks like, it’s all about high-tech innovations, featuring everything from drones and robots to a whole lot of AI.

If you're looking for new educational opportunities for your child, magnet school applications are now open.

In a bustling classroom filled with the laughter and curiosity of preschoolers, something extraordinary is happening.

Nearly two months ago, NASA’s Europa Clipper mission launched from our Space Coast, setting off on a six-year journey to explore Jupiter’s moon, Europa.

If you have a child in school, you may have been invited to visit their class for a teach-in.

Since 1994 , the Universal Education Center has been serving Orange County Public Schools students, offering a unique blend of academic coursework and real-world work experience on the Universal Orlando property.

The University of Central Florida's College of Optics and Photonics, or CREOL, is only one of six such engineering programs nationwide. CREOL hosted three week-long summer camps for students in 10th through 12th grade interested in physics and engineering.

School helps students of all ages gain confidence through real-world experience.

Rosie's Adventures is named after Nicole Ramirez's daughter, Rosie, to honor her memory and support other pediatric cancer families.

As WKMG Hits the Road to the 32801 zip code, we are highlighting Orlando's Summer Youth Employment Program.

Halifax Health is recruiting, training, and retaining employees through registered apprenticeship programs.

​Orange County is now the home of a new pilot program for preschool educators.

A Seminole County elementary school's garden has a stellar new addition.

Nearly 350 local students hit the stage at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Could your child be in the next generation of space journalists?

Summer is almost here, so many families are looking for summer camps to keep their kids busy. But for parents with children with special needs, it can be tough to find a good fit.

When we took WKMG Hits the Road to the 32771 zip code in Sanford earlier this month, we met a gentleman who suggested we check out Kairos Adventures.

A group of Evans High School students stepped out of the classroom to learn about careers in the medical field. T

The Seminole County public school is a magnet school, immersing students in multimedia design technology, computer programming and network systems technology. The school is in its 98th year.

Last month we introduced you to the Dream Lake Elementary Ambassadors as they prepared for the Global Amazing Shake competition in Atlanta, which is described as "the Super Bowl of Soft Skills."

It's a twice-yearly tradition at the Walt Disney World Center of Culinary Arts and Hospitality on Valencia College's Downtown Campus.

A group of Orange County elementary school students is heading to a global competition focusing on "soft skills."

Did you know a film school once called “one of the best in the country” by Steven Spielberg is located in east Orange County?

About 300 local students helped kick off the Orlando Science Center’s Spark STEM Fest with an interactive field trip, featuring hands-on work sessions with STEM professionals.

The shortage of healthcare workers has been a big topic over the last few years. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the United States could face a shortage of 195,400 nurses by the year 2031.

In 2018, Orange County Public Schools committed to bringing agriscience back into schools. Now every public high school in Orange County offers it as an elective. Agriscience is now in 11 middle schools, with an initiative to expand it to every middle school.

You've undoubtedly heard of "The Boys in The Boat," a book-turned-movie directed by George Clooney

One local college is preparing students for careers in the high-tech world of robotics.

A beloved holiday tradition in Orlando’s Baldwin Park neighborhood is now 10 years old. Each year, the family uses the display to pay it forward, collecting donations for local schools and nonprofits.

For a lot of high school students, the next step involves college or the military, but for people looking for another path, a registered apprenticeship offers a cost-free way to earn money while learning a skilled trade.

Imagine a society run entirely by kids, including writing their own constitution, electing their own legislators, and running their own businesses. That's the idea behind MicroSociety, a project-based learning model in schools around the world.

In October, we introduced you to Howard Middle School sixth-grader Rebekah McNarny. She had just been selected as one of 28 Scholastic Kids Press Reporters from around the world, and the only one in Florida.

More than 200 students from Orange County Public Schools middle and high schools took part in the symposium.

Some Volusia County students are getting a head start when it comes to learning an additional language.

A Volusia County science teacher just received a big honor from the Society for Science.

Some Seminole County High School students are mastering the skills of barbering and cosmetology

What started more than 20 years ago as a small pilot program is now a thriving non-profit organization serving individuals with neurological motor disabilities.

With Central Florida's booming population growth, workers skilled in construction and design are in high demand.

Have you ever heard of a community paramedic? , Seminole State College is partnering with the Florida Department of Health to offer licensed Florida paramedics this certification.

All month News 6 is celebrating the work of our local teachers, asking them why they teach.

As Lake Nona High School agriscience students head back to class, they will have plenty of crops to harvest thanks to some new technology.

We asked and you answered! Last year we launched our "Why I Teach" initiative, celebrating educators across Central Florida.

Students at this Central Florida school district will receive free meals all year, district officials said on Monday.

About 20,000 children in Orange and Osceola counties are ready to start the school year with backpacks full of essential supplies thanks to the efforts of A Gift For Teaching.

Addition Financial is offering Central Florida students real-world work experience through its high school branch program.

Trade workers employed at Volusia County Schools are expected to receive a bump in their salaries, the district announced Wednesday.

Jones High School Principal Orlando Norwood told News 6 he always knew his life was destined for education.

With so many families still rebuilding from last year's hurricanes, the mere thought of another tropical storm or hurricane can fill kids with anxiety, but there are ways to help your kids deal with feelings of uncertainty.

As high school graduation celebrations continue this month across Central Florida, many seniors look forward to beginning college in the fall, but one program offers students an opportunity to ease the transition.

A local teen won the top prize at the prestigious Dr. Nelson Ying Science Competition at the Orlando Science Center.

LGBTQ+ youth and their allies in Central Florida now have the opportunity to apply for a scholarship honoring legendary performer Sam Singhaus, who died from brain cancer in 2020.

The mission of the Orlando Science Center is to inspire science learning for life and to eliminate barriers to STEM education. That’s why at the beginning of this school year, OSC and the city of Orlando began the Neighborhood Science program.

Students at the City of Orlando's Englewood Kidz Zone are learning big life lessons in the kitchen.

The Girl Scouts of Citrus is celebrating the accomplishments of women with its new Women's History and Cultural Center.

Dr. Debra Pace has been serving Osceola County’s school district for 33 years.

Fifth grade students at East Lake Elementary have spent the last few weeks learning more about Black history and the many pioneers with lasting legacies.

Orange County Public Schools offers confidential resources for students in low- and middle-income families through the district’s SAFE program.

Seminole State College of Florida and Seminole County Public Schools partnered to give 700 high school seniors the tools to take the next step in their education.

Students at Waterford Elementary School in Orlando are making sure senior citizens in their neighborhood feel a little extra love this Valentine’s Day.

More than 3,200 students from 50 Central Florida schools got an introduction to what a career in construction offers thanks to the Florida Department of Transportation’s Construction Career Days.

Clermont Elementary School is set to close in June, but that doesn’t mean class will be out of session at this location, Lake County Schools announced on Thursday.

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.