Back in the late 1970’s, students at Coral Springs High School entertained themselves by watching football games, attending dances at Mullins Park or heading over to “party canal” – now Eagle Trace, to hang out and light bonfires.
With over 16 years of serving the public working with various city budgets, and her experience with three of her own children attending public schools, Tennille Doe-Decoste told members of the Coral Springs/Parkland Democratic Club why she would be the best school board candidate.
The Miami Dolphins hosted the J.P. Taravella High School football team at training camp practice where they could learn tips from the veterans and the rookies.
School board candidates have stepped up to run for the open District 4 seat after School Board member Abby Freedman announced that she would not seek a third term.
A Coral Springs resident has been selected as a 2018 Geography Teacher Fellow by the American Geographical Society.
For Lisa Zepeda, a Coral Springs mother of three, it was an ordinary day when she learned about the accident.
The City of Coral Springs is helping economically disadvantaged children obtain their much-needed school supplies for the year through a community-wide effort.
On Thursday evenings, the Coral Springs Museum of Art dims its lights early, but the classroom at the back of the gallery is a bright hub of activity.
The Broward County Public Schools Summer Resiliency Program invites middle and high school students in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas zone to attend “A Day at the Farm” hosted by Tomorrow’s Rainbow.
After more than $10 million was raised for the victims and survivors of the Parkland school shooting, funds will begin to be distributed this month.
