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The State of Education in Miami – May 2025 Recap “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”— Nelson Mandela School Year Wrap-Up & Summer Prep Finalizing the 2024–25 Year: Miami‑Dade County Public Schools (M‑DCPS) officially...
Miami-Dade Education: April 2025 Highlights April brings fresh energy to classrooms and campuses across Miami-Dade Education. From important school board decisions to inspiring student achievements, the month is filled with growth, creativity, and preparation for...
Miami-Dade Education: March 2025 Highlights Spring is a time of growth and new opportunities in Miami-Dade Education. From school board initiatives to student accomplishments, March 2025 is filled with achievements and programs that inspire learning. Families and...
Palmer Trinity School recently held its 24th Annual International Festival, welcoming the community to a vibrant celebration of culture, diversity, and unity. This beloved tradition brought together students, parents, alumni, faculty, and staff to honor the school’s...
Palmer Trinity School recently hosted the 19th Florida Statewide Chinese Competition, organized by the Florida Chinese Teachers Association. Over the course of two days, the event welcomed 300 guests from 12 schools. This immersive event featured cultural displays,...
Palmer Trinity School’s Theatre Department proudly presents Rodgers & Hammerstein’s beloved musical, The Sound of Music. Join us for two unforgettable performances on April 4 and 5, 2025, at the Seminole Theatre in Homestead, Florida. From the uplifting “Do-Re-Mi”...
On Sunday, March 9, 2025, internationally renowned organist and conductor James O’Donnell performed the Inaugural Concert of Palmer Trinity School’s new pipe organ at Trinity Chapel. The instrument, built by Casavant Frères of Quebec, was completed last November and...
Miami-Dade Education: February 2025 Highlights February is a month of growth and celebration across Miami-Dade Education. From school board decisions to high school achievements and college initiatives, the county continues to foster student success. Staying connected...
January 2025 Highlights in Miami-Dade Education In January, Miami-Dade Education focused on key developments across the district. From strategic planning at the School Board to student programs and teacher recognition, the district continues to innovate while...
Choosing a Program - Associate in Science (AS) degrees and Stackable Credentials College credit certificates and associate degrees may be earned on their own, or they can be stacked to form a path leading to a four-year degree. The benefit of stacking is that as you...
This story was originally produced by WLRN, South Florida’s only public radio station at 91.3 FM, as part of a content sharing partnership with Miami’s Community News. Read more at WLRN.org. The post Trump fires Kristi Noem as DHS chief, names Sen. Markwayne Mullin to replace her first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Nonprofit foundation also now accepting applications for its food security grant program To address Florida’s maternal health crisis, the Florida Blue Foundation, the philanthropic affiliate of Florida Blue and part of the GuideWell portfolio of companies, is investing $3.5 The post Florida Blue Foundation Invests $3.5 Million to Address Florida’s Maternal Health Crisis first appeared on Miami's Community News.
The Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce (MBCC) proudly hosted its 30th Annual Golf Classic Tournament at the Miami Beach Golf Club, welcoming a strong turnout of golfers, business leaders, and The post 30th Annual Miami Beach Chamber Golf Classic Tournament Delivers an Unforgettable Day of Community, Connection, and Celebration first appeared on Miami's Community News.
In this episode of Miami Autism Dad, the discussion focuses on what parents of children with disabilities should consider when choosing the right school for their child. From specialized programs The post What Disability Parents Should Look for When Choosing a School for Their Child | Miami Autism Dad first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Choosing the right school for a child on the autism spectrum can be one of the most important and challenging decisions parents face. In this episode of Miami Autism Dad, The post What Autism Parents Miss When Choosing a School | Miami Autism Dad first appeared on Miami's Community News.
NUC University – Florida Technical College has officially entered an exciting new era, unveiling its evolved institutional identity as Northbridge University. This strategic transformation marks far more than a name The post A New Era in Higher Education: NUC University Florida Technical College Transitions to Northbridge University first appeared on Miami's Community News.
On this episode of Gloria’s Gab LIVE, host Gloria Burns welcomes Becky Matkov, Gina Guilford, and Carmen Diaz Padron of The Villagers, Inc. to discuss the organization’s role in preserving The post The Villagers of Miami Discuss Historic Preservation and Community Leadership | Gloria’s Gab LIVE with Gloria Burns first appeared on Miami's Community News.
On this episode of Gloria’s Gab Live, host Gloria Burns sits down with Jenny Azcuy, Chief of Marketing & Education at South Florida PBS, to discuss impactful programming and community The post Gloria’s Gab Live: South Florida PBS Highlights “Shining the Light,” Titanic & Egyptian Educational Programming first appeared on Miami's Community News.
I have spent my career working in and around economic development, and what has always been clear to me is that growth only matters if people actually see it in The post Building Miami’s Economy — Together first appeared on Miami's Community News.
The Village of Pinecrest knows that the strength of a neighborhood relies on its collective generosity as residents champion one another through diverse local initiatives. From food security to educational The post Pinecrest residents prove the power of community through local volunteerism first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Latin 2 Piano concert presented by Dranoff 2 Piano Fusion and Dade County Auditorium features Timeless classics by legendary Latin songwriters. On Sunday, March 1, 4 p.m., at Pinecrest Gardens The post Venezuelan Pianists premier ‘A Fuego Lento’ in Miami first appeared on Miami's Community News.
Midlife in Conversation: How Coaching and Community Workshops Are Helping South Florida Women Reclaim What Comes Next For many women in South Florida midlife arrives quietly but powerfully. On the The post Midlife in Conversation: Coaching and Community Workshops first appeared on Miami's Community News.
