By Andrea Kowalski-Rospierski M.Ed. MSD High School, Language Arts Teacher & Assistant Softball Coach I’m not sure how to proceed. Where to go from here, or how to continue moving. Things need to go back to normal, but I must concede. Valentine’s Day has become an entirely different thing. I’m a teacher, a coach, a …
By Ernie Rospierski, MSD Geography & AP European History Teacher If I told you I had a 53% your response would totally depend on what that percentage was in reference to, a test score, BOO, but a batting average would put me into Cooperstown for sure on the first ballot. But for me it will …
By Dr. Gary Goberville Many Children are ready around 10 years of age. If you think the answer may be yes, as a parent, you must first ask these 3 questions. 1) Does your son/daughter really want them? 2) Are they persistent enough to learn to touch their eye to put the contacts on? 3) (and …
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By Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine Parkland is my home, my community, and where my wife and I have chosen to raise our family. The events of Wednesday, February 14th have hit home for me in ways I could never imagine. Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is where our sons have graduated, and where our …
American Heritage Camp Director Wayne Lenoff is passionate about summer camp, not because it’s his profession, but because he loves the idea that each camper can have an amazing and active summer experience doing a variety of things that are both fun and engaging. Hosting summer camps for more than 30 years, American Heritage’s summer …
By Monique G.Bain, MAC,LAC Acupuncture Physician The day of February 14th will forever leave a devastating mark in our community. For many of us, just sitting back and watching as our community is being torn apart and grieving is just not an option. As an acupuncture physician, I know that trauma relief is a big …
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