Lawton Chiles Middle School (LCMS) was honored to once more be recognized by Magnet Schools of America (MSOA) for its Cambridge International program for 2019. The MSOA award is given to the top magnet schools in the nation. It is particularly given to schools that show commitment to high academic standards, curriculum innovation, successful desegregation and diversity efforts and the consistent delivery of quality services to all...
Forming a partnership with Barry University, Mater Lakes Academy is now offering a program for students to earn their EMT certificate following cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid training in their physical education classes.The program prepares students to perform CPR in emergency situations.According to the American Heart Association, in order to perform CPR, an individual needs to meet all requirements to earn an EMT...
During February 11 students from Miami Lakes K8 Center successfully passed the Industry Certification Exam for Microsoft Office Word 2016. This exam is the industry standard and provides students with the necessary digital skills to succeed in school and college. It also opens career opportunities by demonstrating verifiable, marketable skills. The students are currently preparing to take the PowerPoint 2016 exam. Pictured top row (from left)...

Hialeah Gardens Middle names Yaneli Lago T.O.Y

Education Thursday, March 14, 2019

Whether it’s dressing up like a Dr. Seuss animated character or starting vocabulary wars in the classroom, Yaneli Lago is always seeking ways to make her class a place where students learn and grow. The Florida Department of Education has recognized her as a high impact teacher and the reasons are clear. Lago is professional, dynamic, knowledgeable, consistent and humble.In recognition of her dedication and achievements, the school has named...

Zamora graduates Boston U.

Education Thursday, March 14, 2019

Boston University, an internationally recognized institution of higher education and research, awarded academic degrees to 2,129 students in January.
Among the graduates was Francis A. Zamora of Miami Lakes who received a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science.
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