Posted on May 20, 2022 FORT LAUDERDALE/DAVIE, FLA. – May 14, 2022, saw the culmination of a dream, a lot of hard work and the vision of two men when the first-ever class of the Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Allopathic Medicine (NSU MD) graduated from Nova Southeastern...
MIAMI — April 17, 2017 — Palmer Trinity School (PTS) recently hosted its 17th annual International Festival at its campus in Palmetto Bay. The festival celebrates the school’s vibrant multicultural community and highlights its ongoing commitment to global...
For some kids, school work is actually done when the last bell rings at the end of the day.... According to AP, a growing number of elementary schools and other individual teachers have banned homework so kids can have more free time to play, spend time with their...
Teachers will be able to train in the best modern foreign language departments across the country, in both state and private schools Source: www.tes.com
Small children have always loved buttons they can press and knobs they can twiddle, so it’.... Source: www.telegraph.co.uk
Children in low-income families who get extra help building social skills before kindergarten may behave better and get higher grades than their peers, a small study suggests. Source: www.foxnews.com
There is plenty of scientific evidence indicating that writing by hand is an important skill.Compared to typing, writing by hand seems to activate the brain in ways that help you process and remember information. Whether you need to learn cursive to access the full...
A special education teacher invited her entire class to be ring bearers and flower girls in her wedding. And the Internet lets out a collective awwwww. Source: www.scarymommy.com
Why do my learning friends (faculty and non-faculty educators alike) wince when I say the words “flipped classroom”? I’ve been saying flipped classroom for years now, and it seems only recently that saying these words exposes me as terminally pedagogically uncool....
South Florida students off from school during the summer and the general community can receive a broader education on what is likely the darkest period in Jewish history at the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach. Source: www.sun-sentinel.com
Neil Maes’s parents just wanted him ‘to hear the birds, the water running, the winds in the trees.’ Now he’ll be called to the national stage. As he walked out of his elementary school last week, fifth-grader Neil Maes heard the clapping from his fellow students...
South Miami Mayor Javier Fernandez and the City Commission recognized United Teachers of Dade Past President Karla Hernandez-Mats for her steadfast advocacy of Public Education, Students and the Teachers and The post South Miami Mayor Javier Fernandez and the City Commission recognized United Teachers of Dade Past President Karla Hernandez-Mats first appeared on Miami's Community News.
She is 109 years old, a mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She is also Miami-Dade County’s oldest known living Holocaust survivor, and one of the oldest in the United States. Malka “Mollie” Horwitz is The post At 109, She’s Miami’s Oldest Holocaust Survivor — And Still Telling Her Story first appeared on Miami's Community News.
By Mina Boomer, Founder of Project Ada, Ada Merritt K-8 Center Eighth Grade Student, Miami-Dade County Public Schools When I first started “Project Ada,” I thought it would be a The post From School Project to Community Impact: How ‘Project Ada’ Is Supporting Teen Moms in Miami first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Nicklaus Children’s President and CEO, Matthew A. Love, along with the Project ADAM team have been awarded with the 2025 Superintendent’s Choice Award by Miami-Dade County Public Schools. The distinction is The post Nicklaus Children’s President and CEO Awarded Miami-Dade County Public Schools 2025 Superintendent’s Choice Award first appeared on Miami's Community News.
The Black Artist Talk, facilitated by Olujimi Dance Collective founder and Deering Estate Artist-in-Residence Michelle Grant-Murray, is a series of conversations where members of the South Florida African Diaspora community collectively The post Olujimi Dance Collective presents The Black Artists Talk: Celebrating Juneteenth at Deering Estate first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Miami Dade College (MDC) recently graduated over 14,000 students at three commencement ceremonies, who now join more than 2.5 million alumni transforming our communities. While a college degree has never The post Fueling Miami’s Future: How Internships Power Opportunity and Innovation first appeared on Miami's Community News.
The Everglades Foundation is pleased to announce that Erik Stabenau, Ph.D., has joined its Science team as Senior Restoration Scientist. In this role, Dr. Stabenau will evaluate and shape restoration The post The Everglades Foundation Welcomes Erik Stabenau, Ph.D., as Senior Restoration Scientist first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Miami Dade College (MDC) recently honored a new class of outstanding alumni at its 23rd MDC Alumni Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony at the Loews Coral Gables Hotel. MDC’s annual Hall The post Miami Dade College Inducts Nine New Alumni to Hall of Fame first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Dr. Nancy Lawther, Miami-Dade Democratic Party Acting Executive Director & Board of Directors for Eduvoter, Speaks with Crystal Etienne, President of Eduvoter. Join them as they discuss the importance of The post Dr. Nancy Lawther of Miami-Dade Democratic Party, Speaks with Crystal Etienne, President of Eduvoter first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Palmer Trinity school rising senior Luisana Hinestrosa moved to Miami from Madrid a year ago in August. “I moved around a total of 4 countries, so I’m used to the The post Positive people in Pinecrest : Luisana Hinestrosa first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Nearly 56% of today’s teens are already worried about money, according to the 2024 Wells Fargo Money Study. Wells Fargo research also found that “teenagers look more like today’s adults The post Teach-A-Thon boosts financial literacy for Miami-Dade public school students first appeared on Miami's Community News.
When it comes to real estate, there’s no shortage of headlines to catch your eye: “Home Prices Plummet Across the U.S.!” or “Real Estate Market Booming Again!” These dramatic statements The post Why you shouldn’t trust the headlines when buying or selling in Pinecrest first appeared on Miami's Community News.