Doral and John I Smith K-8 Center now welcomes Principal Genaro Navarro. Born in Cuba and residing in the US since he was three, he has been a part of the public education system from an early age.
Read MoreIn spite of the chances to move away, the majority of the Bison Class of 2014 made their final decision to attend in-state schools, with preference on FIU and Miami-Dade Honors College, extraordinary local options.
Read MoreArt is important for children as it gives them the ability to let their imagination flow and express love, frustration, anger, sadness, and other emotions.
Read MoreThe winter and spring shows, are the most important performances of the Fine Arts Department at RRDSH. This year’s “Romeo and Juliet” and “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” were a testament of the successful collaboration among all the Fine Arts Programs.
Read MoreRedefining the curricular content of early childhood education from birth to age five, learning center Coloring Dreams opens in Doral.
Read MoreThe new campus of San Ignacio College, inaugurated on May 21, 2014 , is located at 3895 NW 107 Avenue in Doral. It offers degrees in the Culinary Arts, Business Administration, International Business, Marketing, Hospitality Management and Early Childhood Education in a personalized environment, adapted to the needs of each student.
Read MoreThis year Silver Knight nominees from RRDSH are: Chantel Batista, Andrés Garantón, Andrés Eduardo Casañas, Frank Lam, Francisco Marín, Juan Antonio Martínez and Eduardo Ríos-Pulgar.
Read MoreTeam of students, concurrently enrolled in Doral College, delivered undefeated performance at recent National Undergraduate Bioethics Conference bowl
Read MoreEn un lapso no mayor de ocho horas, puede aprender a iniciar su negocio on-line a través de Amazon
Read MoreThis program, based on instruction through the use of Internet, was approved two years ago by education officers in Tallahassee and allows Charter schools to offer a virtual education system for all full-time students in grades K-12 who aspire to graduate from high school.
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