By Kayla Cheung The Class of 2022 is in a unique position in that they are the first junior class to be exiting the Coronavirus pandemic with some of their junior activities, like their Class Ring Ceremony. Today was the first time, in over a year, that Miami Lakes Educational Center held a ring ceremony. …
By Kelly Sanchez After nearly a year and a half of lockdowns, cancelled activities and distance learning, the class of 2021 will get to celebrate one more milestone in person — graduation. Every high school senior will have a chance to walk across the stage in full graduation regalia, with pomp and circumstance. “Health &…
By Juliet Vargas New Year’s resolutions have been around for over 4,000 years. There are several reasons why people make resolutions; it could be to set a goal they want to achieve, to continue to do well for themselves or others, or to change an aspect of their lives that they dislike. However, we all…
By Ajmaanie Andre With the novel Coronavirus plaguing the lives of many and interrupting the day-to-day groove that people initially had, it has become increasingly harder to maintain close ties and relationships in the same manner as before. Physical touch is restricted, and each day it is harder to gain that sense of normalcy from…
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By Ajmaanie Andre Students at Miami Lakes Educational Center have a lot to say as they wait in anticipation for the Alpha & Omega yearbook to come out. This year’s yearbook, formally titled as CLOSE-[UP], is much more than just a yearbook. Magnifying its purpose throughout the previous years, CLOSE-[UP] was designed to shine a…
By Kelly Sanchez This year, something historic occured at Miami Lakes Educational Center (MLEC). The school’s senior class had a 100 percent graduation rate. This is something that has never been seen before in the history of MLEC and further exemplifies the school’s academic excellence. Events like these demonstrate that no matter how difficult the…
By Daniel Gonzalez III There is a new English teacher in the school and she might have more things in common with the average student than one would think. Ms. Altamirano is the newly recruited English teacher currently teaching English honors to sophomores and when she was a student she actually attended Miami Lakes Educational…
By Daniel Gonzalez Last Monday, February 5th, MLEC invited all its science classes during to view a presentation about Cuban wild life, plants and environment. It was presented by Rich Kern, a nature documentary film director. He created the film called, “Currents from Cuba,” which documented his adventures into Cuba as he focused on the…
By Devin Dubon Odalis Soto is an artist, but her work is not limited to canvas, digital design, and sculpture. In fact, her classroom is her largest mosaic. Walk into her classroom and become immediately immersed in living, breathing art, in bright vibrant colors or in muted pastels or even ink blots and advertising campaigns….
By Sabine Joseph The Town of Miami Lakes hosted its 38th Annual Veteran’s Day Parade this Sunday, and it was a truly beautiful scene. Instruments shined gold and silver in the sunlight as the Marches of the Armed Forces and other familiar songs emanated from them. Girl Scouts excitedly zoomed about on scooters. Dancers clad…