Parkland and Coral Springs Schools Nominated in 18th Annual South Florida Cappies
With the coronavirus wreaking havoc on all social gatherings, high school students have had to face numerous
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Teachers and Students Adapt to Completing the Year Online
As the threat of COVID-19 increases, the teaching staff at Broward County Public Schools
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Teachers Share Inspiring Messages for Students in New Video
Teachers and staff at Marjory Stoneman Douglas are sending out positive messages to students who they won’t be seeing face-to-face until May 1,
Florida Virtual School to Provide 100 Free Digital Courses
Florida Virtual School will provide up to 100 free digital courses to all Florida schools through the end of the school year.
New Deadline For Marjory Stoneman Douglas Seniors to Apply for MEDNAX $20,000 Scholarships
Due to school going fully online due to COVID-19, MEDNAX, one of the largest neonatology physician-led organizations in the country
Parkland Teachers Brighten Students’ Days During COVID-19
These days, parents are missing their kids’ teachers, but apparently some teachers are yearning for their students as well.
Scholarship Awarded In memory of Committed Volunteers Jaime Guttenberg & Gina Montalto
In memory of Jaime Guttenberg and Gina Montalto, two volunteers who lost their lives in the Parkland school shooting..
Embry-Riddle University Offering Free Online Courses for Students
With schools closing across the country to protect children from the spread of COVID-19, Embry-Riddle has ramped up free online courses.
College Board to Allow Remote Advanced Placement Instruction and Testing
Students will have access to free, live Advanced Placement review lessons delivered by AP teachers from across the country.
Frais Becomes First Marjory Stoneman Douglas Wrestler to Place at States since 2011
Before COVID-19 restrictions, Marjory Stoneman Douglas Heavyweight, Josh Frais, advanced to the State Tournament
Robert Runcie: ‘There will be some challenges along the way, but we will overcome them’
Broward County Superintendent Robert Runcie provided another virtual update on the future of the school year
Parkland Parents Keep Kids Busy During Coronavirus Lockdown
Between toilet paper shortages, spring break cancellations and school closures, this week has felt like the longest year ever.
Broward County Students to Resume Education Online Before Next Month
As COVID-19 continues to affect education in everyday life across the country, students now have to prepare to continue their semester, remotely, starting on March 30.
MEDNAX Awarding Two $20,000 Scholarships to Marjory Stoneman Douglas Seniors
From babies to seniors in high school, the goal of MEDNAX, one of the largest neonatology physician-led organizations in the country..
4th Grader Organizes Hundreds of Meals for Children in Need
With school closures in place and many students in Broward County relying on breakfast and lunch at school
International DECA Conference For Top Marjory Stoneman Douglas Students Cancelled
A popular DECA event where thousands of high school students, teachers, and advisors come together is the latest in the growing list of cancellations due to Coronavirus.
Broward Superintendent Runcie Cancels School Effective Monday
Superintendent Robert Runcie said on Friday that Broward schools would shut down beginning Monday
Broward County Public Schools Provides Their Official Update on Coronavirus
Broward County Public Schools wants to ensure everyone is well-informed about coronavirus and has created a dedicated web page for information.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Boy’s and Girl’s Tennis Making a Positive Impact for the Community
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas girl’s and boy’s varsity tennis teams are both off to a terrific start to the season after their wins over J.P. Taravella High School on Tuesday in Parkland.
Saying Goodbye To Your Travel Plans? We Have Spring Break Camp Options in Parkland
Spring break may be a bit different this year for those saying goodbye to their travel plans. There are a number of options for students around Parkland to help prevent a week of boredom and aggravation. The following camps are taking place from March 23 through March 27.
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