PASS OR FAIL GRADES DUE TO COVID-19
Many college students have been notified that because of the COVID-19 situation, they have the option of accepting a Pass (P) or Fail (F) grade in their course instead of the usual letter grade.
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UPDATE ON AP (ADVANCED PLACEMENT) EXAMS
Update: The College Board is providing free remote learning resources for AP courses
and, Face-to-face AP Exams will NOT take place.
KEY FACTS FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS
The Florida Department of Education has stated that “all public state colleges, and private college and campuses and buildings are closed for the remainder of the spring semester
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Common Core curriculum is officially out.
The set of academic standards in Math and English was recently removed from the school’s curriculum. But what does this really entail for students?
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The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Explained…
The Florida Bright Futures Scholarship covers between 75-100% of tuition and fees at a Florida state university or college.
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Downtown Doral Charter Upper School Unveils Book Sculpture
DORAL, FL – Downtown Doral Charter Upper School (DDCUS) recently unveiled an almost 12-foot tall book sculpture that adorns the
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Status: Deferred from college acceptance
When a college defers your application, it does not mean you were not accepted. It means that they have not decided and are going to wait a little longer.
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Be There! The Fair! The National College Fair Comes To Miami!
By: Belinda Gonzalez-Leon, Ed. D., MBA Premier Educational Consulting, LLC Email: bleon@bleon-pec.com Ph: (305) 494-9389 The National College Fair
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College Prep For High School Juniors: Ready, Set, Go!
A high school junior who takes the SAT in March has a second opportunity in May and a third SAT opportunity in June.
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Update on the Attendance Boundary Committee and the Proposed Changes to Doral Public Schools
With plans already in place and in motion for the opening of two new schools in the City of Doral, school boundary changes will begin with the recommendations for John I. Smith K-8 Center and Dr. Rolando Espinosa K-8 Center.
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