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South Florida is a cultural melting pot, and Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, is no different. Our 3,100 students represent a wide variety of cultures, which we celebrate intentionally 365 days of the year.  

The program for the Black History Showcase at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in P...

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For more than a decade, trauma-informed practices have helped educators better understand how adversity shapes student wellness, behavior, and learning; this shift has been essential. Yet for many K-12 school principals, it is no longer sufficient. Trauma-informed approaches are largely reactive—focused on responding once harm has occurred. 


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After much deliberation and threats of significant funding cuts, Congress finally passed a bipartisan appropriations bill last week that will largely level-fund critical federal K–12 education progr...


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Humor has always been a part of my life. In fifth grade, I created my own joke book and sold copies to my friends for 25 cents each. In high school, they had to create an entirely new category just for me. I was voted “Class Joker”—because “Class Clown” didn’t fit. I told jokes; I didn’t make armpit noises. 

Principal Nicholas Hol...

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As an adviser, I’ve always felt that I am not the driver of our National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS) chapter. Instead, I’m more like the bumper making sure that everyone is safe and then covering everything as an administrator. I let my students direct the path that our chapter takes in the way of service projects because ...


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