The Broward County Sheriff’s Office has now changed its response to active shooters in direct response to the findings adopted this month by the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission.
You could say that Katarina Hagler, a seventh grader at Coral Springs Charter School, rolls a little differently than most kids her age. Bowling a 191 this season, puts her at the highest average in the county.
Students at Coral Springs Charter School received a hands-on lesson through the help of a virtual reality simulator, that distracted driving is deadly.
Plan for winter break fun at the Coral Springs Museum of Art where children can not only discover art, they can meet friends and try something new.
A petition has been started to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Parkland Shooting victim, Peter Wang, who died while holding a door open to save others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14.
Watch out Venus and Serena, there’s a new pair of sisters on the scene, and they’re taking their talents to Yale.
A scholarship has been started not only to honor Scott Beigel, but the 17 victims who were senselessly killed on February 14 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Marietta DeArmas, who goes by Mary, has a long history working in Broward County Public Schools. She began her career in education 18 years ago as an algebra teacher, eventually getting certified as an administrator.
Last year, in an effort to promote literacy in reading, members of the Coral Springs Charter School soccer program held a book drive to help local children which resulted in over 1,200 books being collected.
Students can now enter a contest on how to make their city a better place if they were elected mayor.
