A big congratulation to MLEC’s Jaguars! Not only does MLEC have the highest high school graduation rate in the region, but it is an ‘A’ school for the seventh time in a row according to data released by the state.
To Ms. Raquel Hernandez, teaching high school was just another opportunity to enhance the minds of students. However, to the administration at MLEC, and to her fellow colleagues, Ms. Hernandez was a force of nature. Her excitement to teach and constantly push students to exceed their boundaries not go unnoticed, and she was named the…
How horrible would it be to have a friend that you thought you knew but you actually didn’t? In reality, they were upset with themselves and would even go as far as taking their own life. In recent years, the amount of suicides among American teenagers has spiked, especially within certain social groups.
After surviving an exhilarating presidential election and the catastrophic Mayan apocalypse, the only recent controversy brought to mind is the Obama Care Act – What is it, and why is it so important? – but many Americans still know very little, if anything at all, about the goals, benefits, and effects of this health care…
For years, state governments have had trouble keeping guns away from the mentally ill. According to The National Conference of State Legislatures, approximately 45 states in the U.S. prohibit anyone that has been diagnosed with a mental illness to possess a firearm.
The song goes “Tis the season to be Jolly,” but is it really? The spirit of Christmas affects everyone, either if you hate it or love it; people can’t help getting cheery about December 25. People say “it’s never too early for Christmas,” but I’m here saying yes, there is definitely a “too early” to…
It was the perfect night, that’s for sure. A masquerade right out of the Phantom of the Opera, filled with different faces, of all different shades and sizes, everywhere around you.
“We are brought here today to learn the truth about the Holocaust,” said Neil Eichelbaum – Miami Lakes Educational Center’s retired American History teacher – on stage at the MLEC auditorium, in front of 300 students on November 5th, 2013.
Kalia Guzman aka Juno makes sure to study hard for her future.
Zombies, witches and ghosts were all searching around for that perfect scream, while superheroes, monsters, and villains broke it down on the dance floor.