Having physically and emotionally healthy children is the aspiration of any community. With this goal in mind, educators, parents, PTA members, community leaders, mental health specialists, and law enforcement officers joined together to discuss the challenges children and teens are facing today within Miami-Dade School District.
Read MoreThe gap in educational achievements between male and female students has been slowly widening each year, and the pandemic impact on the retention of students only worsened that situation.
Read MoreToday, Governor Ron DeSantis announced a legislative proposal that will eliminate the common-core based, end-of-year, high-stakes Florida Statewide Assessment and create the new Florida Assessment of Student Thinking (F.A.S.T) plan, which will monitor student progress and foster individual growth.
Read MoreIt continues to be a great challenge for many families to join in-person activities, and virtual options might not seem so attractive. However, choosing one allows room to grow, be it a simple game with friends or something more formal.
Read MoreThis school year, scheduled to begin on August 23rd in Miami-Dade, will match with the rise of the Delta variant, the most recent strain of COVID-19 that today is responsible for more than 80 percent of all infections in the United States.
Read MoreIn a volatile labor market with such a fluid society as the current to adapt is no longer an option but a necessity.
Read MoreThis school year, students and staff are excited to welcome a new principal, Mrs. Maribel Rivera.
Read More28 Doral high school students gathered at the Doral Academy campus for two days of rigorous testing on July 13 and 14.
Read MoreHouse Bill 5 (HB5) was signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis, to revise the Social Studies requirements for high school graduation in the State, requiring from the Department of Education (DOE) development of a civics curriculum to be incorporated “as part of regular school work in kindergarten through grade 12”. The new law will be effective July 1st, 2021.
Read MoreHB 7045 expands eligibility, maximizes parental choice in K-12 scholarship programs
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