Okeechobee
Okeechobee, FL · Education
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Ramblewood Elementary School Hosts 50-Year Celebration Oct. 12
Since Ramblewood Elementary School opened its doors in Coral Springs in 1976, thousands of children have walked the halls. “They came here to learn their numbers, letters, read their first books, discover their talents, make friendships, and imagine what they’d become one day,” Ramblewood Elementary principal Dacyany Ibarrondo said.
northpalmbeachlife.com
Record-Breaking Enrollment at PBA
(Press Release) WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (October 6, 2026) — This fall, Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA) reached its fifth consecutive academic year of record-breaking enrollment, marking a 22.5% increase in overall student enrollment in the last five years. Many higher education institutions are still facing enrollment challenges. In...
Destin Log
Chaminade at Cardinal Newman football has Open Division ramifications
Week 8 of the Florida high school football season is headlined by three games that have major Open Division and district ramifications, as well as bragging rights and possibly a measure of revenge on the line. Chaminade-Madonna travels to Cardinal Newman in a rematch of the 2025 Class 1A state...
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Peters Road site gets go-ahead for new preschool
FORT PIERCE – An 11,346-square-foot building at 2817 Peters Road took another step toward becoming a new preschool for youngsters from 18 months to 5 years of age. Indira Ceville appeared before the Fort Pierce City Commission Monday night to explain what Agape Preschool Academy will offer if the city approved a minor site plan use for the location with no new construction expected.
shsthetribe.com
Meet The Teacher: Mrs. Espinoza
I wanted to interview one of my favorite teachers, and here’s how it went:. 10th grade Intensive Reading. What is one of your biggest classroom rules that all students must follow?. Cell phones must be placed in the box before you enter the classroom. If you could not have...
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Discover What’s Happening at Florida Atlantic
Florida Atlantic continues to reach new heights, giving our entire community more reasons to celebrate. You are part of the momentum we are building together. For the second consecutive year, Florida Atlantic is ranked among the nation’s Top 100 public universities by U.S. News & World Report, marking another step forward as a leading public research university. We are also thrilled to announce that our FAU Lab Schools — A.D. Henderson University School and Florida Atlantic University High School — have been named the No. 1 public K-12 school in the nation by Niche. Our university’s annual Giving Day was another success, with more than 2,100 donors contributing more than $640,000 to support Florida Atlantic.
coconutcreektalk.com
Monarch Introduces Mitch Rodriguez as New Varsity Baseball Coach
Monarch High School has officially introduced Mitch Rodriguez as its new varsity baseball coach. “It feels great, Rodriguez said. “I was born and raised in Coral Springs and have lived in Coconut Creek for many years, so to be able to make an impact in the community that I’ve called home for a while now is an honor to me,”
BOCANEWSNOW
Boca Prep Sued After Expelling Turkish Student Who Reported Jewish Claim
BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — A Turkish family says Boca Prep International School punished their child — then kicked her out of school — when she reported that another student said that “Turks do bad things to Jewish people.” Their lawsuit, just filed in Palm Beach County Circuit Court, claims the school expelled their 8-year-old daughter after she reported a classmate’s remark, then kept the full year’s tuition. The school, SEK Institutional Communications Corp., which shares its Diego Drive South address, and Head of School Carissa Karakaedos are all named as defendants. It allegedly started in the lunchroom on Oct. 18, 2024, when a classmate allegedly told the third-grader, identified as E.A., that “Turks do bad things to Jewish people.” E.A. reported the comment to a school employee. A short time later she was called into an administrator’s office. Waiting were the boy, his mother, a supervising teacher and Karakaedos. Her parents weren’t there. The complaint says the school had another person with limited Turkish interpret, and that the boy’s mother mocked E.A.’s English while the child who allegedly made the comment about Turks and Jews denied the remark. The girl got sick, fled
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Cristo Rey turns tuition into on-the-job training
Students at Cristo Rey Miami High really get down to business in a curriculum led by the motto: "The School That Works." That's the premise behind the Cristo Rey Corporate Work-Study Program, an unconventional educational and business model that has students attending classes for four extended days and working five days each month in paid, entry-level professional jobs, earning funds to underwrite the cost of their education.