By: Sharon Aron Baron Five months after the deadly shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, residents in a Parkland neighborhood received flyers for guns in their mailboxes with the word “Shooting” in bold letters across the top. The mailers from Bass Pro Shops were sent to residents in the Parkland neighborhood of MiraLago – […]
Bo Landy has been hyper-focused on improving school security within his own community and hopes his nonprofit, SOS Parkland, can help other cities do what his city has: a pilot program for any institution of learning that could benefit from improvements to all aspects of physical security.
The Mobilizing MSD Alumni chapter has been busy providing solace to the Parkland community for the past five months since the school shooting occurred.
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.
If there is one lesson that has resonated in the aftermath of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas tragedy, it’s that the youth have a prominent voice and are able to constitute sweeping changes in the U.S.
Summer may be a time for some to step away from routine and even school-year chaos; but for others, it is a time that brings about seclusion and isolation from the camaraderie that the daily school environment provides.
The Miami Dolphins hosted the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School football at their team practice where they could learn tips from the veterans and the rookies.
For her heroism in shielding 50 students and five adults in an equipment room during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas school shooting…
Parkland resident Stephen Marante has been awarded a scholarship from the Broward League of Cities.
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