Before May 1 —known as Decision Day— millions of high school seniors, along with their families, will make in 2026 one of the most important decisions of their lives: choosing a college.
Read MoreEl avance significativo de la tecnología ha trastocado la educación y todos los ámbitos sociales. Su transformación ha sido prácticamente absoluta, por ejemplo, la educación virtual ha evolucionado de manera importante, pasando de ser una alternativa a una norma en el proceso de aprendizaje contemporáneo.
Read MoreEn J.C. Bermudez Doral Senior High School enseñan a los estudiantes cómo tratar con todo tipo de animales, desde perros hasta caballos, y cómo administrar diferentes tipos de medicamentos, ya sean animales domésticos, de granja o exóticos.
Read MoreNew families are invited to experience the BridgePrep difference at our upcoming “Welcome to BridgePrep” event on Saturday, April 11 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. at 3500 NW 89th Ct, Doral, FL 33172
Read MoreFor decades, the federal financial aid system has been the engine allowing young citizens and legal residents to access higher education,…
Read MoreDowntown Doral Charter Upper School senior Sofía García is advancing in one of the nation’s most competitive scholarship programs after being named a semifinalist for the 2026 Jack Kent Cooke College Scholarship Program.
Read MoreThe current financial system shows that people often use credit to participate in economic activities because it has become an essential resource.
Read MoreWhen families think about college admissions, most focus on the final years of high school: standardized tests, extracurricular activities, GPA, and application essays. Yet many of the decisions that shape this process begin much earlier, during middle school
Read MoreAdvances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) are radically transforming the labor, scientific, and social landscape. University education now faces unprecedented challenges, ranging from the obsolescence of certain skills to the urgent need to reinvent pedagogical methodologies.
Read MoreMany families enter the second semester believing everything is “on track” simply because the student is busy. But being busy is not the same as making progress.
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