Northeast Florida officials canceled or postponed high school football and other sports events ahead of Hurricane Milton. See which games are off.

CLEARWATER, Fla. (WFLA) – Pinellas County students return to class on Wednesday, after more than a week off due to Hurricane Milton. “Our number one goal was to make sure students could return,” Superintendent Kevin Hendrick said.

Schools across the Tampa Bay Area are going into their second week of closures due to Hurricane Milton, and district leaders are working around the clock to safely reopen for students and staff.

According to district leaders, Pinellas Park High School is the campus with the worst storm damage. An 8 On Your Side crew toured the school Tuesday and saw plywood covering broken windows, dehumidifiers running,

In a small sign of recovery, hundreds of thousands of students are returning to school in Florida for the first time, a week after being shut down due to Hurricane Milton. NBC's Priya Shridhar reports for TODAY.

Tampa's Parks and Recreation Department is hosting “School's Out, Camp's In” for kids while many wait for schools to reopen following Hurricane Milton.

Pinellas County Schools released its plans to reopen schools following Hurricane Milton, which closed campuses last week as it barreled toward Florida's west coast.