Hernando
Hernando, FL · Education
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The people who make Plant run
The people who make Plant High School run are the principal, administrators and other staff members who help keep the school functioning. The principal and administrators establish and enforce rules that help students stay on track. This structured environment thrives because students respect the school’s leadership and actively uphold its...
The Ledger
Lakeland football turns showdown with First Academy into a rout
LAKELAND — Lakeland’s goal for the regular season was to clinch a spot in the Open Division. The Dreadnaughts, holding onto the No. 8 spot entering the game, likely clinched a top-eight finish, and made a loud statement in the process. It was as close to a near-perfect game against an elite opponent that Lakeland could expect as the the Dreadnaughts finished year another game with a running clock. Lakeland’s defense dominated from the start and the Dreadnaughts moved the ball at will en route to a 35-0 victory over Orlando First Academy on Friday night at Bryant Stadium. “Lakeland’s here to stay,” senior defensive lineman Santana Harvey said. “We’re back. It was just another day at the office, and we have to keep working, keep playing and keep doing out job at pactice.” Lakeland won’t know officially if it made the Open Division until the playoff brackets are announced at 5 p.m. on Friday on the FHSAA’s YouTube channel. The performance was a fruition of what Lakeland was building toward all year, beginning with its season-opener against Venice. “We kind of schedule for moments like this,” Frazier said. When we played Venice, that was like a misery stick for
Destin Log
Lakeland, Raines and Venice move into Open Division after Week 11
The MaxPreps rankings overhauled the Florida high school football Open Division once again with its latest rankings. Lakeland, Raines and Venice all moved into the Open Division after Week 11, while The First Academy, Cardinal Newman and Cardinal Mooney dropped out. St. Thomas Aquinas, Columbus, West Boca, Chaminade-Madonna and Miami...
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Hillsborough College Plans Three Temporary Sites for Classes and Services During Rays Stadium Construction
Hillsborough College will use three temporary locations for classes and student services while crews build a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium and a new college campus. College President Ken Atwater shared the plans. The school first wanted just one temporary site on its Dale Mabry campus. The new plan splits...
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The Palm Beach Post
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Hillsborough College changes plans for North Dale Mabry campus as Rays stadium moves forward
Hillsborough College is changing its plans for the North Dale Mabry campus as it prepares to make way for the proposed Tampa Bay Rays stadium. Students will no longer attend classes in temporary buildings on campus. Instead, classes will move to locations in downtown Tampa and Tampa Bay Park. The...
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Creative Loafing Tampa Bay
‘Promises have been broken’: Hillsborough College changes plan for temporary on-site campus serving students displaced by Rays stadium
At a closed-door meeting with students and faculty on Oct. 27, 2026, Hillsborough College President Ken Atwater details a change in plans for students who were told that they would have a temporary on-site campus while the Tampa Bay Rays built a new stadium. The post ‘Promises have been broken’: Hillsborough College changes plan for temporary on-site campus serving students displaced by Rays stadium appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .