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HOMETOWN HERO: Delray Beach teen boosts math skills and confidence for underserved kids

DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — This week’s ‘Hometown Hero’ is using his love of math to help younger students succeed. Ben Kaufman is a senior at American Heritage Schools and a mentor at Milagro Center in Delray Beach. He’s helping underserved children in kindergarten through fifth...

Delray Beach, FL · 9d
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Flooding and severe weather prompt school closures and activity cancellations for Tuesday

WEST PALM BEACH Fla. (CBS12) — Several school districts in South Florida have opted to cancel classes for tomorrow in light of severe weather and flooding. As of Monday evening, the following school districts have cancelled classes for Tuesday, Nov. 3:. Okeechobee County. Indian River County. Martin County. The...

Martin County, FL · 8d
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St. Lucie Public Schools to close Wednesday following historic flooding

St. Lucie Public Schools announced they will be closed on Wednesday, Nov. 4, following extreme flooding in the area.

St Lucie County, FL · 7d

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High School Golf roundup: Sebastian River, South Fork sweep district titles

Here’s a roundup of district boys and girls golf results involving Treasure Coast teams from Monday, Oct. 26 and Tuesday, Oct. 27. It was a successful week for area schools as South Fork, Sebastian River and John Carroll Catholic each took home district titles in boys action while the South Fork and Sebastian River girls teams were able to do the same. Each of those squads also produced individual district champions. On the boys side, Gatlin Albright carded the lowest across all meets. The Bulldogs junior shot a 3-under-par 69 en route to a five-shot victory from the Winston Trails Golf Club and his second consecutive District 14-2A title. More: How Jaxson Weese became Sebastian River's golf star More: NFL, MLB legends gather for first annual Jim Crane Celebrity Golf Classic Watch the best high school sports in Florida Meanwhile, Jaxson Weese is the District 7-2A champion for the third year in a row. The Sharks junior earned a two-stroke win after shooting an even-par 72 from the Sebastian Municipal Golf Club. Things were even closer for Rams sophomore Jack Leen. He recorded an even-par 72 to take District 8-1A crown by one shot from the Pointe West Country Club.

Sebastian, FL · 9d

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Florida Atlantic Expands Nursing Opportunities With New Traditional BSN Track

As South Florida healthcare organizations continue to compete for nurses, Florida Atlantic University is expanding its undergraduate nursing offerings with another route into the profession. FAU’s Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing is launching a new Traditional Bachelor of Science in Nursing track, with the first cohort scheduled to begin...

Boca Raton, FL · 10d

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WHS Graduate Lily Patel Announces Golf Commitment to Bucknell University

Lily Patel, a dedicated student-athlete and a committed golfer, is spending her gap year at the Matt DeJohn Golf Academy in Palm City, FL, preparing for her next journey at Bucknell University. She announced her commitment via Instagram on Oct. 14 and intends to study business. For Patel, golf was...

Palm City, FL · 9d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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John I. Leonard HS closed Monday after Learjet crash

John I. Leonard High School will be closed Monday in the wake of a nearby deadly plane crash in Palm Beach County, district officials announced Sunday night.

Palm Beach County, FL · 9d

The Palm Beach Post

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Cardinal Newman's Open Division bid takes hit vs. Carrollwood Day

WEST PALM BEACH — Cardinal Newman football likely needed to make a statement in its regular season finale to stay in the Open Division conversation. Instead, the Crusaders sputtered on offense and couldn't get off the field on defense in a 28-14 loss to unbeaten Carrollwood Day on Friday, Oct. 30. "The same way we got down 20-0 [against Chaminade-Madonna], we battled back," Cardinal Newman coach Jack Daniels said. "Tonight we got down 14-0 and had chances to get off on the first couple drives and we just didn't do it." The loss comes at a bad time. Even with Carol City (No. 6) banned from the postseason, numerous programs are now in prime position to potentially leapfrog the Crusaders in MaxPreps' algorithm. Newman entered the night ranked No. 9 with the state's top eight teams qualifying for the Open Division. The defending Class 1A state champions will learn their fate on Nov. 6 after the upcoming "dead week." Even if they don't qualify for the Open Division, the Crusaders (6-3) will still have a chance to play for a state championship in Class 2A. Muffed-punt ruling costs Newman a touchdown Down 14-7 and punting, Newman's special teams saw an

West Palm Beach, FL · 11d

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Three Area Football Teams Making Postseason Gridiron Plans

Postseason high school football will be played in the western communities this fall — definitely at the King’s Academy and at Royal Palm Beach High School, and quite likely at Palm Beach Central High School. TKA is in the field for the Sunshine State Athletic Association (SSAA) state...

Royal Palm Beach, FL · 12d

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Charges dropped against high school coach accused of hosting illegal basketball tournaments

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (WSVN) - Charges against a high school basketball coach accused of illegally renting out the gym for basketball tournaments has been dropped. Fifty-one-year-old Shaune Cannon has been cleared of wrongdoing after being charged with two felonies in February. He was one of six coaches arrested in connection...

Broward County, FL · 12d

Palm Beach Daily News

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October's Best: Vote for Palm Beach County 'Team of the Month'

Contenders emerged to grab trophies, medals and take the first steps toward a Florida high school state championship in the month of October. To recognize those accomplishments, The Palm Beach Post and Baptist Health Orthopedic Care are pleased to release October's " Team of the Month " poll, highlighting the top high school team performances from the previous month. Readers will have the chance to vote for the area program they believe had the best month, regardless of sport. Polls will close at noon on Nov. 6. If you would like to nominate a team for future editions, contact deputy sports editor Eric J. Wallace (ejwallace@usatoday.com) or prep sports reporter Alex Peterman (apeterman@usatoday.com). Nominees from all in-season sports are welcome. The Post's Team of the Month (October) Boca Raton Christian volleyball The defending state champions went 8-0 in October under head coach Len Visser. Junior Caroline Wright has put together a big season as the team's kills leader, with Caitlin Crino running the offense at setter. King's Academy volleyball King's Academy went 8-0 in October and captured its seventh straight district title and a region championship under head coach Bethany Avila. Senior Miranda Knoll has been dominant with 379 kills,

Palm Beach County, FL · 10d

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Shrinking enrollment raises stakes in Linda Cothiere-Katrina Wilson School Board runoff

Voters in Miami-Dade’s northernmost School Board district are choosing between two educators to represent them on the School Board as the system faces mounting pressure to shrink. Classroom teacher Linda Cothiere and former Miami Gardens City Council Member Katrina Wilson meet Nov. 3 in a runoff to succeed former...

Miami Gardens, FL · 11d

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Football Preview: The First Academy Trades the Road for Home to Face West Boca Raton + How To Watch

The First Academy has been away from home for two games now, but on Tuesday they'll finally make their return. They will face off against the West Boca Raton Bulls at 5:00 p.m. West Boca Raton is strutting in with some offensive muscle as they've averaged 35.8 points per game this season.

Boca Raton, FL · 11d

CBS Miami

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Teacher pay, school safety on South Florida ballots

South Florida voters will decide whether to renew property taxes funding teacher salaries and school safety amid rising living costs and declining enrollment.

Miami-Dade County, FL · 11d

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FAU expands youth mental health services and graduate counseling training through the OWLS-FLY initiative

Florida Atlantic University’s College of Education is expanding its clinical training opportunities for graduate counseling students while providing free mental health services to underserved children ages 6 to 17 and their families. This initiative vis through OWLS-FLY (Opportunity, Wellness, Leadership & Strength with Families Leading Youth), a three-year initiative...

Boca Raton, FL · 11d

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Coral Glades Football Closes Season With Third Straight Win Following 43-0 Victory

The Coral Glades football team finished the season on a three-game winning streak following a dominant 43-0 victory over Marjory Stoneman Douglas on Friday night. McKendrick Thomas capped off his incredible season with two more touchdowns, including a punt return for a score. He also caught a touchdown pass from Channing Casey, who connected with Christian Curles for another score.

Coral Springs, FL · 11d

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CBS12 News Athlete of the Week: Alex Thornton does it all for Jensen Beach

JENSEN BEACH (CBS12 News) — When Jensen Beach needs a big play, senior Alex Thornton has a knack for delivering — on both sides of the football. Thornton is this week’s CBS12 News Athlete of the Week after a career night helped the Falcons capture the District 13-4A football championship outright.

Jensen Beach, FL · 12d

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Kings of the County again: Jensen Beach crushes Martin County 42-0

JENSEN BEACH — The Jensen Beach High School football team chanted "Jensen County" in unison after the game while gathered on a wet and muddy field at the Birdcage. For the previous two years, the Falcons walked off the field after their regular-season finale having to accept the bitter taste of defeat against their biggest rival. Their loss last season to Martin County High was particularly excruciating after they allowed only one touchdown but still relinquished the lead in the game's late stages. But thanks to an explosive midgame stretch, Jensen Beach can once again call itself the king of the county. The Falcons erupted for 35 points in less than a 12-minute span en route to demolishing the Tigers 42-0 and regaining the Fergie Ferguson Trophy on Friday night at Jensen Beach High School. Watch the best high school football games in Florida Coupled with an early-season victory over South Fork, Jensen Beach defeated its county rivals by a combined margin of 65-3. "It all goes back to offseason conditioning, mindset, working hard, creating a goal for yourself and the team, coming together and understanding what it takes to win games. ... Tonight was just a culmination of everything,"

Jensen Beach, FL · 11d

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Bynes Hits 1,000-Yard Milestone in Monarch Football’s 56-6 Victory Over Flanagan

The Monarch High School football team overwhelmed Charles W. Flanagan High School on Thursday night, cruising to a 56-6 win. The Knights started slowly but struck first on a 19-yard touchdown pass from Jeremiah Milcent to Chris Cortinas to take a 7-0 lead. The Falcons responded with their only touchdown of the game to cut the deficit to one before Monarch took control with three more first-half touchdowns.

Coconut Creek, FL · 12d

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Broward schools superintendent warns of $358 million annual funding loss if referendum fails

Broward County Public Schools Superintendent Howard Hepburn is warning that the district could lose approximately $358 million in annual funding if voters reject the renewal of a school funding referendum in November. In a letter to the community, Hepburn urged voters to consider the potential impact on teacher and staff...

Broward County, FL · 12d