Tavernier
Tavernier, FL · Education
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Wellington Village Council Awards Spinelli Grants To Schools
Each of Wellington’s 11 public schools this week received $40,000 from the village to invest in student education through the Keely Spinelli Grant Program. School principals from the village accepted the grant checks at a Wellington Village Council meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 13. “These checks from the Village of...
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U.S. Education Secretary Announces Federal Tax Credit at Miami’s LEC
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon held a press conference at Miami’s Lubavitch Educational Center (LEC) to outline the details of the upcoming Federal Scholarship Tax Credit recently signed into law by President Donald Trump. It was her second visit to the school, the first being just two weeks after she took office.
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A Florida high school football team could start playoffs in region final round
If the Florida High School Athletic Association (FHSAA) playoffs started today, one team would automatically already be in the region final, which is the third round of the postseason in the Sunshine State. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] According to the latest updated playoffbrackets for the FHSAA, Boca Raton (Fla.) Saint Andrew’s School would already qualify for the Class 2A, Region 3 final due to the region only having five teams. The move to the region final, however, is caused by the new elite playoff bracket that is now in play for 2026. With Chaminade-...
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Bomb Threat at Donna Klein Jewish Academy Prompts Campus Evacuation
A bomb threat called into Donna Klein Jewish Academy on Monday afternoon prompted a campus-wide evacuation and search. The academy is at 9701 Donna Klein Blvd. in West Boca Raton. The Zale center is at 9801 Donna Klein Blvd. The threat was called into Donna Klein Jewish Academy, according to...
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Vandy chancellor says great universities to help shape Wall Street South
Carnegie Mellon University’s decision to establish a campus in Miami is good news for South Florida. Its plans are another confirmation of the remarkable changes underway across the region. South Florida’s rise as “Wall Street South” has made it an increasingly important center for finance, while defense technology and other emerging industries are establishing a growing presence. Companies are expanding here, and with them are coming people with the experience and ambition to build what comes next. For South Florida, including West Palm Beach, where Vanderbilt announced in 2024 that it would move forward with plans for a new graduate campus, the opportunity is to build on this period of growth in ways that will endure for generations. Research universities have an important role in doing that. Great research universities and strong innovation ecosystems have a mutually reinforcing relationship. I saw that firsthand during my time at Stanford in the 1990s, when the internet economy was taking shape through the close relationship between Stanford and Silicon Valley. The same dynamic is evident in Boston, where institutions such as MIT have been deeply intertwined with the region’s leadership in biotechnology. Higher education is a catalyst and a conduit for innovation. The