Some partnerships become part of your history. North Broward Preparatory School is certainly part of ours. When the very first issue of Spectator Magazine was published in March 2002, North Broward Preparatory School was there, featured proudly on our back cover. At the time, our fledgling publication was printed in (what is known as a […]
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As a new school year begins, North Broward Preparatory School is energized by the possibilities that lie ahead. Across every classroom, studio, laboratory, athletic field, and performance space, students are engaging in meaningful experiences designed to help them discover their passions, develop their talents, and prepare for success in an increasingly interconnected world. At North
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By Liz Dawes, www.DawesTeam.com There is tremendous confusion and myths floating around about Florida’s Amendment 3. Here are the facts on FLORIDA AMENDMENT 3. What It REALLY Does, Who Benefits, What It Does NOT Do & Why Your Vote Matters Some people believe Florida is voting to abolish property taxes. That is NOT what Amendment 3
Conviva Senior Primary Care From power outages impacting oxygen machines to disruptions in getting prescription medication, hurricanes can present unique challenges for seniors and those managing chronic health conditions. Preparation can make all the difference. Taking a few simple steps before the storm can help keep us healthy if severe weather strikes. Planning ahead allows
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By Shellie Miller-Farrugia For decades, educators have wrestled with the challenge of meeting the needs of students who learn in very different ways. While traditional classrooms often require one teacher to address the needs of 25 or more students simultaneously, Jason Robinovitz has built an educational model that turns that approach on its head. Through
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By Heather Palacios Many moons ago, when the boys were toddlers, we found a new local park to crash. While my husband snoozed on a bench, I proceeded to push the boys on the toddler-designed bucket swings. DJ and Andy were squealing with unintelligible exclamations as they laughed, and DJ proclaimed, “Higher, Mommy, higher!” I
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