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Two Florida colleges share Aspen Prize

Edwin Massey (left), president of Indian River State College, and Eduardo Padron, president of Miami Dade College, share the Aspen Prize (Photo: Ellie Ashford)

BY ELLIE ASHFORD APRIL 2, 2019

Two Florida colleges — Indian River State College (IRSC) and Miami Dade College (MDC) — have been named the 2019 winners of the Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence.

The colleges will share $700,000 of the total $1 million award. This is the second time the Aspen Prize was shared by two colleges.

"Our mantra is 'Student success is the most important thing at Indian River," President Edwin Massey said at the awards ceremony Tuesday hosted by the Aspen Institute. "That statement is on all our publications, it's the major focus of every conversation we have."

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Massey, who has been president at IRSC for three decades, said he believes when students feel important, they are motivated to complete, graduate and move on to jobs with good salaries.

IRSC, which was an Aspen Prize finalist in 2015 and a finalist-with-distinction in 2017, has a 56 percent transfer rate, which is far above the national average of 32 percent. Among students who transfer, 52 percent attain a bachelor's degree, beating the national average of 42 percent. In addition, IRSC alumni earn an average salary of $41,492 five years after graduation, compared to $38,717 for all employees in the region.

Serving the community MDC, the largest community college in the country, was lauded for providing a clear path to economic and social mobility for its diverse student population. The college has a 43 percent graduation and transfer rate for students of color, and a 47 percent bachelor's attainment rate for transfer students. MDC was an Aspen Prize finalist-with-distinction in 2011.

"Open access and academic excellence go hand in hand," said Eduardo Padron, who plans to retire this year after serving as the college's president for a quarter of a century. "The future of America is extrinsically linked to what we do," he said, calling community colleges "true factories of this nation" and "great equalizers."

Strong outcomes The Aspen Institute recognized three colleges with Rising Star awards and each receive $100,000:

■ Odessa College (Texas) was noted for its innovative strategies to help students stay in college, including eight-week semesters.

■ Pierce College Fort Stellacoom (Washington) eliminated "micro-barriers" to student success by providing emergency aid, transit passes and childcare and eliminating unnecessary fees and arbitrary deadlines.

■ Palo Alto College (Texas) has a strong guided pathways program and greatly increased the number of advisors.

Another five colleges were Aspen Award finalists: Broward College (Florida), Kingsborough Community College (New York), Mitchell Technical Institute (South Dakota), Pasadena City College (California) and San Jacinto College (Texas).



The Aspen Prize review committee looked at more than 1,000 community colleges and invited 150 to apply.

In selecting the winners, the reviewers looked at completion, labor market outcomes, equity, and what colleges "are doing intentionally to deliver high-quality student learning," said Josh Wyner of the Aspen Institute. "And we asked students, 'What is the college doing to ensure you succeed?"

Common threads The 10 finalists are achieving strong success rates, including graduation rates of 60 to 70 percent, Wyner said. They are also adopting the pathways model, creating clear course sequences and providing plenty of advising.

But all that isn't enough, Wyner said. Excellent colleges work hard on closing equity gaps, improving teaching practices and giving students "a sense of belonging in the classroom."

In addition to their roles as preparing students to transfer and providing job training, they are important for knowledge creation and for being "anchors in their community," Wyner said.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Ellie Ashford

is associate editor of Community College Daily.

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AL DIAZ [email protected] Silver Knight winner Marissa Manley, from Dr. Michael M. Krop High School, receives her award from Aminda Marques Gonzalez, publisher and executive editor of the Miami Herald Media Company, and Rick Hirsch, Miami Herald managing editor, at Miami's James L. Knight Center on Thursday.

Winners tried to help Parkland BY COLLEEN WRIGHT [email protected]

From one of the darkest moments in Florida history, this year's 2019 Silver Knights lit their own path forward.

When the deadliest school shoot-ing in state history ravaged her school, Ashley Paseltiner organized a

Not-So-Scary Halloween Party to show kids in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High community that it was OK to feel joy. Stacey Gringauz at nearby North Broward Preparatory School raised $150,000 by making custom bracelets so she could give the proceeds to the families of the 17 killed and the 17 recovering from

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30 winners recognized Thursday night at the 61st annual Miami Herald Sil-ver Knight awards at the James L. Knight Center. They shined among 639 nominees from 109 schools, with winners picked in 15 categories in both Miami-Dade and Broward counties. The categories included art, athletics, science, mathe-matics, speech, world languages, and other ar-eas.

"After everything that happened, people in our community felt so uncom-fortable coming to our school," said Paseltiner, the Broward winner in the drama category. "It means so much to me to just be able to welcome people back to my school and make it our home again."

Silver Knights like her and Gringauz identify problems in their commu-nities and beyond and work to solve them, some-times under the grimmest of circumstances. On top of being star students with impressive résumés both in and outside of the class-room, they take on service projects. They commit to an intense, sometimes years-long application process to be nominated by their schools for the Silver Knight awards and undergo interviews by a panel of judges.

"The accomplishments you've made and the aca-demic success you've achieved are beyond ex-ceptional," said Aminda Marques Gonzalez, exec-utive editor and publisher of the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald. "They've made each and every one

of you a winner, and we hope that you cherish the memory of this special moment for the rest of your lives."

The winners join an exclusive group of Silver Knights who have made a lasting mark in the South Florida community and beyond. Notable alumni include Amazon founder and magnate Jeff Bezos, "Rocky" composer Bill Conti, artist Xavier Corta-da, and Frances Dee Cook, the former ambassador to Burundi, Catheroon, and Oman.

They take home some sweet rewards, too: a Sil-ver Knight statuette, $2,000, and 25,000 American Airlines Ad-vantage miles. An addi-tional 90 students — 45 in each county — were named Honorable Men-tions, receiving a plaque, and $500. There are three honorable mentions for each category in each county.

Often, the Silver Knights' service projects hit close to home.

A first-gener-ation American, Adyant Khanna traveled to his family's native India every sum-mer, where he would play cricket with his friend,' Jammu. He real-ized in his fresh-man year that Jammu's village didn't have clean Ashley drinking water, so Paseltin the Miami Palmet-to Senior High student raised $25,000 to install a low-cost, water-supply infrastructure to help thou-sands of people.

Those villagers now have fewer illnesses and improved productivity, and Khanna hopes to help more people.

"It's inspired me to do more and help others and expand my project," said

Khanna, who won in the gen-eral-scholarship category.

Sick of the gun violence in her community, Aiyana Edwards rallied 500 stu-dents from Dil-lard 6-12 to walk out to the Urban League of Bro-ward County to advocate for victims of gun violence and to

raise awareness of er the issue.

And as Vene-zuela continues to decline under political and eco-nomic pressures, Sofia Alvarado, at Coral Reef Senior High, and Natalie Chevrel, at Our Lady of Lourdes Academy, both mobilized to send supplies home to their native coun-try.

"After leaving my coun-try and leaving everybody behind, after that I've just

tried to do everything to make up for the sacrifices my parents have made," said Alvarado, who is the business winner in Miami-Dade and left Venezuela in 2010. "I hope this is some-thing to show... how much they've helped me so I wanted to give that back."

In some cases, Silver Knights overcome obsta-cles and help others do the same.

Jazmin Neadle was placed in a foster home before she was adopted in sixth grade. She rallied nonprofits, businesses, and radio celebrities to host memorable Quinceanera and Sweet 16 parties for 65 girls at Children's Home Society & Family Resource Center.

"It means a lot because it proves to me that your past doesn't define you, you define your future," said Neadle, who attends South Miami Senior High and won in the category of music and dance.

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ART Rita Vega School for Advanced Studies

Rita Vega is the official photog-rapher for Casa de Jesus, and has led three art projects: painting a mural for Casita de Jesus kids ministry, designing the logo for Casa Kids after-care program, and designing artwork for CASA

sounds, the music program.

She also designs artwork for non-profits through her Vegatoons.

Rita has been president of stu-dent government

for four years of high school, and sits on the Children's Trust board. She launched a clothing line, which features her artwork and is sold at Shoe Gallery, a local clothing store. Rita also coded an interactive art piece for Girls Who Code.

She is a member of the Nation-al Honor Society, vice president of the Miami-Dade District Stu-dent Government and founder of the school's photography and film club.

She will receive an Associate of Arts degree from Miami Dade College in May and a high school diploma in June.

Honorable Mentions: Gabrie-la Bentolila, Ben Lipson Hillel; Kayla Montizaan, Miami Arts Charter; Vanessa Tascon Menes-es, Jose Marti MAST.

ATHLETICS Isabella Allen Miami Country Day

Isabella Allen's sister and a friend founded Scaring for Car-ing in 2014. When they left for college, she took over as presi-dent. Scaring for Caring puts together a community Halloween celebration in Miami Shores,

which includes a haunted house, a homecoming dance fundraiser and fun-filled events.

In 2018, Scaring for Caring raised $370,000, which

it donated to Big Brothers Big Sisters and UHealth Jackson Children's Care. Sylvester Com-prehensive Cancer Center has also benefited. "Halloween has always been my favorite holiday, but what makes Halloween even more special to me is that I am able to ... raise money for cancer research and youth mentoring."

Isabella is the captain of the cross-country, soccer and softball varsity teams, and earned the Athlete of the Week award in all three sports.

She is an AP Scholar With Distinction and earned the Prin ceton Service Award.

Honorable Mentions: Joshua Deguerre-Jean, Southridge; Sofia Moron Marquez, Riviera Prepara-tory; Daniel Gonzalez, Christoph-er Columbus.

BUSINESS Sofia Alvarado Coral Reef

After leaving Venezuela and receiving political asylum in the U.S., Sofia Alvarado knew she had to do something to help people back home. Three years ago, she started Stand Up for Venezuela, which sends supplies

to Venezuela's neediest children, such as group homes for girls who have been abused, or homes for children with major illnesses and children's

hospitals. In the past year, Stand Up for

Venezuela sent more than 300 boxes filled with food, clothes and supplies. She teamed up with Project Cozy, which sells blan-kets and donates an identical one to hospitals in Miami, to benefit two hospitals in Venezuela.

The lyrics to "The Greatest Love of All" — the one that opens with the line, "I believe that chil-dren are our future" — resonated with her when she read the lyrics as a child, she said.

Sofia is a U.S. Presidential CTE nominee and placed fifth in Fu-ture Business Leaders statewide awards.

Honorable Mentions: Livia Hochman, Palmetto; Lauren Garbett, Gulliver Preparatory; Rodrigo Nieto, Belen Jesuit.

DIGITAL & INTERACTIVE MEL A Marissa Manley Dr. Michael M. Krop

In 2016, Marissa Manley co-produced a documentary about Marion Manley, Miami's first licensed female architect and the second architect in Florida, who happens to be her great-great

aunt. The film high-

lights Manley's architectural and urban design con-tributions to early Miami-Dade, as well as the chal-lenges she faced

as a woman working in an indust-ry dominated by men and how she overcame them.

"Most Welcome Breezes: The. Story of Marion Manley" is avail-able on YouTube and has been screened at 12 film festivals, including two in which the film won awards.

Marissa earned an Honorable Mention in the 2017 Miami Her-ald Business Plan Challenge for designing an emergency response app. She's a member of the Na-tional Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and the Science Honor Society. She also tutors elemen-tary school students in music and robotics.

Honorable Mentions: Victor Arechavaleta, Christopher Co-lumbus; Jesus Escobar, South Miami; Marcus Williams, Edison.

DRAMA Crystal Jones Carol City

Crystal Jones struggled to make friends in middle school, and would be bullied. But that changed through drama and dance, where she learned to express herself and build confi-dence.

She is now a dance coach and assistant to the school's perform-ing arts produc-tions, and mentors students at North Dade Middle, helping them put

on school plays. "Drama allowed me opportuni-

ties to ... form better relation-ships," she said.

She also founded Real Teen Talk to help other students going through difficult issues find sup-port, boost their confidence, develop their social skills and spread awareness about mental health issues affecting teens.

Her YouTube channel, Authen-tically_Cee, promotes self-aware-ness.

Crystal is in the National Ho-nor Society and earned a Presi-dent's Service Award.

Honorable Mentions: Isabel-la Pena, Ransom Everglades; Carina Landgraf, School for Ad-vanced Studies; Kiara Camacho, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 @ Zelda Glazer.

ENGLISH & LITERATURE Emma Angeletti Palmetto

Through her nonprofit, back2earth, Emma Angeletti combats climate change by edu-cating youth about the power of composting and providing free food waste collection to more than 100 homes.

Back2earth also has a food waste drop-off station in Coconut Grove, where hundreds contribute their organic waste, and is planning to open stations-in Wyni

wood and Key Biscayne. The organization also secured

a $2,500 grant and partnered with George Washington Carver Middle School to set up a school composting program.

"We have to empower today's youth to make a difference be-cause it is up to us to remedy the evils of not only an ignorant past but of an insensitive present,"•she wrote in her application.

Back2earth won the #Youth-StepUp Climate Change Chal-lenge for Best of Urban and Land Use Planning, and is a member of Climate Reality Leadership Corps, which promotes envi-ronmental stewardship.

Honorable• Mentions: Yael Sterenfeld, School for Advanced Studies; Angelina Contreras, MAST Academy; Noah Pirani, Palmer Trinity.

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP Adyant Khanna Palmetto

Adyant Khanna's Sustainable Water Project has provided clean drinking water to more than 3,000 people in six villages in India. He raised $25,000 to in-stall a low-cost water supply infrastructure, including solar-

powered water pump, PVC stor-age tanks and piping for dis-tribution. He helped form a village water com-mittee, whose members collect a

monthly fee from the villages to cover the system's maintenance. As a result, people in the villages have fewer illnesses and im-proved productivity. He hopes to expand the project.

"I had to do something," he said. "I couldn't fix everything, but I could impact people's lives by providing access to clean drinking water."

Adyant is president of the Psy-chology Club, leading more than 50 members to address psycho-logical issues affecting teens.

He is an AP Scholar, earned the Prudential Presidential Award Top 10% Project and is an Eagle Scout.

Honorable Mentions: Kar-reisha Gross, Jackson; Melissa Canales, Terra Environmental Research Institute; Justin Prats, St. Brendan.

JOURNALISM Lorenny Diaz South Miami

In the age of "fake news," Lorenny Diaz was compelled to help her peers become better-informed citizens. She revived her school's newspaper, The Serpent's Tale, which had not published since 2006.

As editor-in-chief, she oversees all aspects of pro-ducing the paper, from assigning and editing all the stories to the newspaper's de-sign and advertis-ing sales.

She also created an interactive journalism work-shop for eighth-graders at West Miami Middle to inspire them to join the paper when they entered high school. She created Power-Points on interviewing, news vs. opinion pages, editing stories and other journalistic tenets.

Lorenny served as president of the National Honor Society and National English Honor Society.

"I learned all the hard work that goes into creating the news-paper and the importance of journalism," one of the students told our Silver Knight after she attended the workshop.

She has volunteered at Nick-laus Children's Hospital and Feeding Children Everywhere.

Honorable Mentions: Gerar-do Perera, Belen Jesuit; Kaylee Rodriguez, MAST Academy; Ariel Hartzy, Dr. Michael M. Krop.

MATHEMATICS Isabella Pedraza Pineros Miami Country Day

When Isabella Pedraza Pineros learned that Miami-Dade County has one of the highest rates of minority child drownings in the country, she founded Kaps for Kids, which provides free swim-ming lessons, caps, goggles, and bathing suits to children.

She received sponsorship from Nike, partnered with Breakthrough Miami and con-nected with Olym-pian swimmer Maritza Correia to raise awareness

about minority child drowning rates. She raised money for Di-versity in Aquatics and pledged 100 caps and goggles to Interna-tional Water Safety Day.

Isabella, who grew up reading "Foundation" by Isaac Asimov as a child, "dreamed of doing some-thing impossible, like building a chair tower to reach the moon," she said.

Isabella was a Breakthrough Miami Teaching Fellow and received a "Teacher of the Week" award for her work as a sixth-grade math teacher. She was co-president of the National Math Honor Society and a Barry University Math Olympiad.

Honorable Mentions: Ga-briella Hall, MAST Academy; Anna Mistele, Ransom Ever-glades; Carlos Fernandez, South Miami.

MUSK & DANCE Jazmin Neadle South Miami

After living between foster homes and starting a new life when she was adopted in the sixth grade, Jazmin Neadle want-ed to help other kids navigating the foster care system.

She rallied local nonprofits, businesses and radio celebrities

to make a proper Quinceariera/ Sweet 16 party for girls from Chil-dren's Home So-ciety & Family Resource Center.

As the founder of the nonprofit, A

Sweet Chance, she recruited photographers, hair stylists, make-up artists and wardrobe consultants to give the girls a high-fashion photo shoot. She has given 65 foster care teens a glam-orous Quinceariera.

In addition to birthdays, A Sweet Chance delivers presents to teens at His House Children's Hoine on Christmas Day.

"I knew this experience had to be shared with other girls who were not as fortunate," she said on her application.

Jazmin is co-captain of her school's dance team, performed at the Superintendent's Showcase and is a POSSE semi-finalist.

Honorable Mentions: Pablo Camacho, Southwest; Kelly Cul-hane, Palmetto; Katherine O'Reilly, Terra Environmental Research Institute.

SCIENCE Michelle Marti Miami Beach

Michelle Marti used her sav-ings from years of babysitting to start the CPR Foundation of Greater Miami to teach students CPR and first aid at no cost. She had to undergo a rigorous train-ing schedule to be certified by the American Red Cross. She set up a GoFundMe page to raise funds to start an LLC for the Foundation, buy insurance and obtain an instructor certification in CPR.

Last summer, she partnered with Achieve Miami to teach low-income students CPR.

"As I work, and as my organization grows, an increas-ing amount of

people possess the skill to save a life, a life which may have pro-duced the next Pulitzer-winning novel, or viral song or even a life that just existed, making subtle yet potent contributions to the world."

Michelle received an Out-standing Student in AP Biology award. She is a National Hispanic Scholar, AP National Scholar and recipient of the Harvard Book Award.

Honorble Mentions: Michael Bregar, MAST @ FIU Biscayne Bay Campus; Jazmin Baez, School for Advanced Studies; Jeremy Cross, Miami Country Day.

SOCIAL SCIENCE Nikita Leus-Oliva Coral Gables

In her sophomore year, Nikita Leus-Oliva founded the Miami-Dade Teen Democrats, to host, organize and attend phone banks and canvassing events to support local, state and national candi-dates on the Democratic ticket.

The club also hosts non-politi-cal workshops on topics such as résumé building and finding internships.

Nikita was the communications director for the Young Democrats

of America Na-tional High School Caucus, a moder-ator at the Florida Congressional District 27 Demo-cratic Primary Debates and a fellow of the

Young Democrats of America High School Leadership Acade-my.

"Educating and empowering teens, who will be our leaders in a few years, is extremely impor- • tant."

She is an AP Scholar with Dis-tinction and received the Daugh-ter of the American Revolution Award. She is treasurer of Stu-dent Council, president of the Future Business Leaders of America and was a delegate to the. Harvard Model Congress.

Honorable Mentions: Den'A Smith, Carol City; Layla Profeta, MAST Academy; Joseph Latoni, Miami Beach.

SPEECH Jianan Zhang Coral Reef

When Jianan Zhang joined the nonprofit, We Are Nature, in 2016 as its volunteer and recruit-ment chair, she had no idea the experience would transform her life. She became president, orga-nizing nearly 30 cleanups across South Florida, managing a net-work of team leaders, and work-ing with a wide array of commu-nity organizations.

She organized two voter regis-tration drives during cleanups in

partnership with NextGen Florida ahead of the 2018 primary elections. She filmed a video in collaboration with The Love Vote to encourage people to vote on

behalf of the environment, and as co-president of a youth lead-ership group, organized a work-shop for high school freshman on developing their leadership skills.

She sees local threats like sea level rise and other natural disas-ters as "the forefront concern of our generation."

Jianan was selected for a Van Men Institute internship, and she was one of 25 high school stu-dents across the country to ad-vance as a Bezos Scholars Final-ist, a leadership program.

Honorable Mentions: Linh Dan Do, South Dade; Joseph Kravetz, Palmetto; Cristian Ochoa, Coral Gables.

VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL Samantha Meador Miami Arts Studio 6 -12 @ Zelda Glazer

Growing up with a sister with Down syndrome inspired Saman-tha Meador to create the MAS Respect Club to promote aware-ness and inclusion of individuals with special needs.

As she put it on her application, her sister taught her "a unique set of lessons from which others can benefit."

The club holds an annual pep rally to support the Special Olympics' Spread the Word to End the Word Campaign, created a team to partici-pate in the Down Syndrome Associ ation of Miami's

Miracle Walk, and partnered with nonprofits to host events that raise awareness among students. She also is a volunteer counselor at Shake-A-Leg, the Coconut Grove group that teaches sailing to children with disabilities.

She was selected into UM's Mailman Center Student Emerg-ing Leaders Program and was nominated for a National Acade-my of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists Award of Ex-cellence.

Honorable Mentions: Ja-mesha Corker, Northwestern; Kristy Mulet, Robert Morgan Educational Center; Abdiel Va-sallo Veliz, Hialeah Gardens.

WORLD LANGUAGES Natalie Chevrel Our Lady of Lourdes Academy

Natalie Chevrel founded the U.S. chapter of Juventud Por Venezuela, a student-led non-profit comprised of more than 40 schools and universities world-wide to build a future for youth in her native Venezuela.

The organization helps provide communities in Caracas with clothes, food, school uniforms and supplies, and has several programs to promote education and sports.

"Through my fluency in English, Spanish and French I came to know that lan-guage can serve to break the barrier between people and nations," she

said. She hopes to inspire young Venezuelans living in the U.S. to help as much as they can as the crisis in Venezuela worsens.

Natalie is president of the Key Club and Operation Smile, is an AP Scholar with Distinction and was selected for the Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony University of Rochester Award.

She is in the Spanish Honor Society, a member of the Lourdes Varsity track and field team and is a church youth leader.

Honorable Mentions: Cata-lina Sanchez, Mater Academy; Alejandra Almada, MAST Acade-my; Noah Defauwes, Christopher Columbus.

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One provided clean drinking water to more than 3,000 villagers in India.

Another raised $15o,000 to give to the families who lost loved ones or whose children were injured during the shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High.

And another student sent food, clothes and supplies to Venezuelan children suffering from the collapse of the country's social net.

These are just of the few outstanding endeavors undertaken by this year's class of winners in the 61st annual Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald Silver Knight Awards.Nearly 700 high school seniors from schools across Miami-Dade and Broward counties, both public and private, were nominated this year.

Of those, 15 seniors in Miami-Dade and 15 in Broward were named winners Thursday evening in a ceremony at the James L. Knight Center in downtown Miami. They took home a Silver Knight statue, $2,000 each in scholarships from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation and 25,000 American Airlines Advantage miles. Another 90 seniors were named honorable mentions; they received a plaque and $5oo.

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Thea Gay Ethan Di Egidio Coral Glades North Broward Preparatory

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Ashley Paseltiner Aysha Zackria Marjory Stoneman Douglas University School of NSU

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Rita Vega is the official photographer for Casa de Jesus, and has led three art projects: painting a mural for Casita de Jesus kids ministry, designing the logo for Casa Kids after-care program, and designing artwork for CASA sounds, the music program. She also designs artwork for nonprofits through her Vegatoons. Rita has been president of student government for four years of high school, and sits on the Children's Trust board. She launched a clothing line, which features her artwork and is sold at Shoe Gallery, a local clothing store. Rita also coded an interactive art piece for Girls Who Code. She will receive an Associate in Arts degree from Miami Dade College in May and a high school diploma in June.

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Two banners — each marking Indian River State College's journey to excelling in student achievement

and performance — hung from a balcony inside the Kight Center for Emerging Technologies for several

years.

One banner represents IRSC's milestone in being named a top 10 finalist in 2015 for the national Aspen

Prize for Community College Excellence (https://highered.aspeninstitute.org/aspen-prize/?

_ga=2.142002993.220430797.1558047158-1343789170.1558047158), a prestigious award sought out

by colleges nationwide, officials said. The college advanced further, placing as a top 3 finalist 2017, a

fact displayed on the second banner.

Now, the hard work of educators and faculty paid off in April, when the school was named as a top

winner of the Aspen Prize (https://highered.aspeninstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/2019-Aspen-

Prize-National-Releasefinal.pdf).

Thursday, a third banner was hung inside the Kight Center, recognizing the 29,000 student college for its

achievement. More than 100 spectators, including students, educators and legislators, cheered as the

banner was unveiled, followed by the release of confetti.

"We're inspired by how IRSC has worked with students," Aspen Institute Vice-President and College

Excellence Program Founder Josh Wyner said through a video message. "Students are graduating at

higher rates, they are successful in labor markets. Data shows IRSC is deserving of the Aspen Prize."

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Dr. Edwin Massey, president of the college, passionately spoke about the school's achievement about 4

p.m. Thursday at the Kight Center in Fort Pierce. Massey said he was extremely proud of the college's

employees to be operating at such a high level.

"The 2019 Aspen Prize is a credit to the people of Indian River State College and the outstanding

communities we serve," Massey said in a statement. "IRSC is enriched with some of the most incredible

people supporting our college mission, and this distinct honor validates their commitment on a national

level. Bringing home the Aspen Prize is truly a celebration of their hard work."

Legislators in attendance, including state Sen. Gayle Harrell and Representative Toby Overdorf,

presented IRSC with resolutions congratulating the institution on its achievement.

"It's phenomenal," Harrell said. This would not have happened without community effort and everybody

working together to make this the number one college in the country."

IRSC, which has five campuses on the Treasure Coast and in Okeechobee county, shared the top honor

with Miami-Dade College, officials said. Three other colleges received the "Rising Star" award for

improvement — Odessa College and Palo Alto College in Texas, and Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom

in Washington.

The program at Aspen Institute has given awards every two years since 2011, officials said. The prize is

funded by ECMC Foundation, Joyce Foundation, The Kresge Foundation and the Siemens Foundation.

This years prize — $1 million — will be split among the five colleges, officials said.

The program facilitators conduct a selection process from a pool of more than 1,000 community colleges

nationwide.

Facilitators focus on four areas — learning, degree completion, graduation and labor market success,

success in transfer to four-year institutions, and fairness in access and success for low-income and

minority students.

For IRSC, facilitators reviewed the school's transfer rate, percentage of students who go on to pursue

Bachelors degrees, alumni salaries five years after graduation, affordability and other factors, all of

which were above average.

"This is no overnight experience," Massey said. "We are proud to bring the award back to the Treasure

Coast and Okeechobee county."

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The $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence is the nation's signature recognition of high achievement and performance among America's community colleges.

The winners of the 2019 prize, which were selected from an original. pool. of more than 1,000 community colleges nationwide, both come from the Sunshine State.

Indian River State College and Miami Dade College were recently named winners of the 2019 Aspen Prize, which assesses institutional performance in four areas: student learning, certificate and degree completion, success after graduation in the labor market and in transfer to four-year institutions, and equity in access and success for students of color and low-income students.

"Indian River has among the strongest graduation rates for both associate degrees and bachelor's degrees in the nation. Miami Dade works tirelessly on reforms that have improved the graduation rate and virtually erased the achievement gap for students of

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Each winner will receive $350,000. Additionally, Odessa College (Odessa, Texas), Palo

Alto College (San Antonio, Texas), and Pierce College at Fort Steilacoom (Lakewood, Washington), were awarded the "Rising Star" prize for their strong record of improvement and $100,000 each. Broward College in Fort Lauderdale was among this year's 10 finalists.

The Aspen Prize was established in 2011 and is awarded every two years.

Indian River State College (IRSC) — which was cited as an Aspen Prize "Finalist with Distinction" in 2017 and awarded $100,000 — is located in Fort Pierce and has an enrollment of 24,300 students. The school was recognized this year for providing "strong guidance that allowed students to develop academic plans clearly mapping a path to transfer without losing time or credits," per the report. IRSC was also praised for building 17 of its own bachelor's degree programs to create educational opportunities beyond two-year degrees for its students; the nearest four-year university is more than 60 miles away.

More than half of all IRSC students transfer into a bachelor's program, and more than half of those earn their degree.

"The 2019 Aspen Prize is a credit to the people of Indian River State College and the outstanding communities we serve," said Dr. Edwin Massey, President of IRSC, in a statement. "From our Trustees, to our community partners, to our employees, to our dedicated students, IRSC is enriched with some of the most incredible people supporting our college mission, and this distinct honor validates their commitment on a national level. Bringing home the Aspen Prize is truly a celebration of their hard work."

Miami Dade College (MDC), a "Finalist with Distinction" in 2011, is the nation's largest community college, with more than 95,000 students enrolled annually. MDC was praised for playing "a critical and inspirational role in providing an on-ramp to higher education for students who may otherwise have never found one." The vast majority of MDC students come from low-income households and are the first in their families to attend college, according to the report. Nearly 75% of its students are Hispanic and 16% are Black. The college also enrolls more than 17,000 immigrant students each year from more than 150 countries.

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Journalist and author Mr. Alex Newman exposes the socialist indoctrination and globalist agenda in the government school system. Alex is on a four month National Education Tour promoting Biblical Christian education, giving 44 presentations in 22 states over the next four months. Alex's ministry has been so well embraced that he has had to decline numerous requests as his schedule is completely full.

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"Rescuing Our Children" begins at 7:00 on May 27, at New Covenant Church, 1079 Big Bethel Rd., 23666, on May 29, StoneBridge School, 1629 Jolliff Road, Chesapeake, 23321, on May 30, Grove Avenue Baptist Church, 8701 Ridge Rd, 23229, and June 4, 6:30pm, Harvest Moon Restaurant, 7260 Arlington Blvd., 22042 . Admission and other details: https://face.net/rescuing-our-children/

Alex has a B.S. in journalism from the University of Florida with an emphasis on economics and international relations, as well as an A.A. in foreign languages from Miami-Dade College. He is co-author of the book Crimes of the Educators, and currently serves as foreign correspondent for The New American magazine and Advanced Economics teacher at FreedomProject Academy. He is available for media interviews.

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issues. United by a strong belief in personal freedom and limited government, members have

a strong sense of duty, and their educational efforts have played a continuous and pivotal role

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The Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) announced this week that Kilgore College was one of 20 institutions selected nationwide to participate in a new two-year project, "Strengthening Guided Pathways and Career Success by Ensuring Students Are Learning."

The Guided Pathways project is designed to build institutional capacity to ensure students are learning.

KC was one of only seven colleges from Texas chosen for the project through a highly competitive selection process.

"AAC&U is thrilled to partner with the selected Guided Pathways institutions to promote student success and demonstrate the ways in which community colleges are vital to our nation's strength—serving as engines of discovery, innovation, and social mobility," said AAC&U President Lynn Pasquerella.

As the leading national association focused on quality in undergraduate education, AAC&U, in collaboration with the Center for Community College Student Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin, will work with the 20 institutional participants to strengthen designs of project-based and applied learning experiences.

The institutions will corroborate to assess student achievement of learning outcomes to advance equity and student success goals along guided pathways.

The Guided Pathways framework is composed of four main practice areas: (1) mapping pathways to student end goals; (2) helping students choose and enter a

program pathway; (3) keeping students on path; and (4) ensuring that students are learning.

The following institutions will participate in the project:

Amarillo College

Chattanooga State Community College

Community College of Baltimore County Foundation, Inc.

Crafton Hills College

Finger Lakes Community College

Houston Community College

Indian River State College

Kapi'olani Community College

Kilgore College

Miami Dade College

Middlesex Community College

Monroe Community College

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College

Palo Alto College

Salt Lake Community College

San Antonio College

San Jacinto College

South Texas College

St. Petersburg College

Waubonsee Community College

Four additional institutions that responded to the call for proposals received honorable mentions:

Community College of Philadelphia

St. Philip's College

Stanly Community College

SUNY Rockland Community College

"If we, as a nation, are going to close equity gaps in student outcomes, we must engage in collaborative and comprehensive efforts to help institutions that serve our most diverse students enhance their existing structures and practices to fully prepare students for success," said Tia Brown McNair, AAC&U Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Student Success. "One goal of this effort is to learn from the work of these twenty institutions to inform the learning processes at many other institutions to ensure that learning and completion remain equal priorities."

AAC&U is looking forward to partnering with the Pathways Collaborative on this effort and will convene an advisory group of leading experts to fully realize the project goals. The project is supported by funding from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Ascendium Education Group.

To learn more about the Guided Pathways project, visit www.aacu.org/strengthening-guided-pathways.

About AAC&U:

AAC& U is the leading national association dedicated to advancing the vitality and public standing of liberal education by making quality and equity the foundations for excellence in undergraduate education in service to democracy. Its members are committed to extending the advantages of a liberal education to all students, regardless of academic specialization or intended career. Founded in 1915, AAC&U now comprises 1,400 member institutions—including accredited public and private colleges, community colleges, research universities, and comprehensive universities of every type and size. AAC& U functions as a catalyst and facilitator, forging links among presidents,

administrators, faculty and staff engaged in institutional and curricular planning. Through a broad range of activities, AAC&U reinforces the collective commitment to liberal education at the national, local, and global levels. Its high-quality programs, publications, research, meetings, institutes, public outreach efforts and campus-based projects help individual institutions ensure that the quality of student learning is central to their work as they evolve to meet new economic and social challenges. Information about AAC& U can be found at iltrw.aacu.org.

About Ascendium:

Ascendium Education Group (formerly Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation & Affiliates) is the nation's largest federal student loan guarantor, a leading postsecondary education philanthropy and a provider of student success services for postsecondary institutions. Ascendium, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, provides information, tools and counseling to help millions of borrowers nationwide avoid default and keep the door to reenrollment open. Ascendium's philanthropic mission is to elevate opportunities and outcomes for learners from low-income backgrounds so they can better achieve postsecondary educational and career success. To learn more, visit www.ascendiumeducation.org.

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Miami Dade College's (MDC) West Campus presents Manuel Perez's exhibition, Different for Good, in collaboration with Contemporary Art Projects USA, opening Tuesday, April 18, at 11:30 a.m., free and open to the public, on display through Thursday, June 20, 2019.

Manuel Perez, born in Cuba, resides in Miami, FL. He discovered his artistic talent early in life and became a self-made ceramic sculptor. Attracted by nature, geography, history, landscapes and architecture, he conceived his own new vision to create soft or colorful ceramics, some as full-bodied three-dimensional sculptures, others as flat elements. Mariavelia Savino, curator, considered three key points about Manuel Perez's mastership in ceramic sculpture: His ability to control the permanence of time by creating something in his own 'unique forever' artistic dimension; his versatility to manage and merge any theme in his art, such as varied subjects, diverse shapes, created colors, that by his hands become unique artworks; and third, his technical ability in the use of his ceramic media to reach the highest results visually and intellectually.

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The MDC exhibition, Different for Good, includes: five installations, one artwork entitled The Four Elements, two self-standing sculptures, a Roman Warrior Guardian and a Chinese Warrior Guardian, both masterly made as dark brown ceramic pieces. The display symbolizes Human Kind with its beauty and drama, from love to war, from destruction to redemption, declaring art as a path to illuminate and teach humanity towards peace and positive action. The exhibit addresses as a concept the idea to think positive to creatively build Art and uplift Life in every sense and field, from feelings to concrete action.

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Alley by alley, street by street, parking lot by parking lot, the city commission is giving away Miami Beach's

municipal treasures.

Dear Miami Beach Resident,

This past Wednesday I was driving along and decided to tune in to the Miami Beach Commission meeting.Thank goodness I did, because what I heard shocked me.

The commission was discussing an open bid on the Byron Carlyle theater. For those of you unfamiliar with it, the Byron Carlyle is a city-owned theater on 71st Street, currently housing the 0 Cinema. The theater is built at a low elevation, has flooded in the past, and few would argue that its current state is its "highest and best use".

It is prime real estate located in the new "Town Center" dense area, and worth around $10-12 million.

No one questions the fact that the Byron Carlyle facility is in bad shape and falling apart. What is questionable however, is this new bid by city officials. When the Byron Carlyle was initially put out to bid, it was meant for a public institution. Miami Beach wanted to attract an educational

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included in it would be a theater. Judges Choice Prize

This latest bid however, has the city giving away this valuable asset, and the only requirement is an unspecified "cultural component" with a 10k square foot minimum. As if this weren't enough, one commissioner was pushing to redo the bid and throw in an extra city parking lot on the adjacent street. Heck, once the commission gives away the theater and the parking lot, why not give away the street between them? After all, it's only a street, they will say.

This deal stinks. The city is going to give away millions of dollars in assets with no money up front, and the result will likely be another hotel or building full of micro-units (yes, we are beginning to change zoning and build tons of these across the city) that will offer no real public benefit apart from the 0 Cinema.

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If the Byron Carlyle is developed, it should be something that benefits the public, way beyond one small cultural component. The Byron Carlyle is in the north end, but don't think this doesn't set a dangerous precedent for government -owned properties in the mid and south end too.

I assure you that as your commissioner, I will fight for positive developments that benefit everyone, not just a select few. I want to keep our city properties for you, the residents of Miami Beach.

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to resign for health reasons.

The Southeastern District junior college baseball tournament is down to two teams, Lurleen B. Wallace Community College and Chattahoochee Valley Community College. Wallace held off Marion Military Institute in a single-elimination play-in round.

The Saints lost their first-round game to Wallace-Dothan 13-6, but won three straight games to reach today's championship game against Chatt Valley. The Pirates are undefeated in the district, including a 5-4, 10-inning nail biter over Lawson State to reach the title game.

Chatt Valley's affable coach, Adam Thomas, had to step down after 19 years because of blood

clots in his lungs.

Defending JUCO World Series champion Chipola College (Fla.) is one win away from a third straight trip to Grand Junction after a 10-0 rout of State College of Florida to remain undefeated in the Gulf District tournament.

Fourth-ranked Northwest Florida, which eliminated Miami Dade College 5-2, must beat No. 16 Chipola twice today to win the district title.

Navarro College has reached tonight's championship game in the Southern District tournament at Lamar University. The Bulldogs await the winner of today's elimination game between Panola College and Blinn College. Blinn eliminated Angelina College 7-6 on Tuesday night on a misplayed fly ball in the bottom of the ninth that allowed the winning run to score.

Barring weather issues, half of the field will be determined by the end of today, with the final

five districts opening play this week.

Monroe College (NY) won the Eastern District and New Mexico Junior College the Southwestern District earlier this week.

Top-ranked Wabash Valley College (Ill.) is hosting the Northern District starting Friday. Ninth-ranked Iowa Western Community College, Triton College (Ill.) and Rend Lake Community College (Ill.) are in the field.

Perhaps the best matchup of any district tournaments will happen in the East Central starting today, with No. 3 Walters State College (Tenn.) hosting No. 2 Gordon State College (Ga.) in a best-of-three series.

Lamar Community College is the host team in the Western District, playing Central Arizona College on Thursday afternoon, with Trinidad State College facing the College of Southern Nevada in the other first-round game. The championship game is at noon Saturday.

The eight-team Central District tournament opens this morning in Wichita, Kansas, with No. 12 Cowley College and No. 13 Johnson County Community College the top-ranked teams in

the field.

No. 10 Crowder College (Mo.) is hosting the South Central District starting Friday, with Delgado Community College (La.) and No. 19 Connors State.

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Technology (MA&T.) at Homestead ALEJANDRA CURBELO-PAZ, School for Advanced Studies

Homestead Campus' • , RAQUEL DIMITRI, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School CAROLINE DOWELL-ESQUIVEL;Carfolfton Stoat ofthe

Sacred Heart ' ' LEAH EGIPCIACO, South Dade Senior High JESSICA FINK, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High School • HERMAN GONZALEZ, Miami Lakes Educational Center CAROLINA GONZALEZ, Westminster Christian School HADRIAN MIGUEL GONZALEZ CASJELLANOS, Jose Marti

MAST 6-12 Academy GABRIELLA SEDAKA GORDON, Schnol for Advanced Studies

Kendall Campus KARREISHA GROSS, Miami Jackson SeniorNigh THOMAS HARLEY, Coral Gables Senior High School BINISH ISLAMUDDIN, Miami Killian Senior HigliSchool NICOLE ISABELLA IZQUIERDO, Doral Academy Preparatory

• Schobl MELISSA E. JACKSON; iami Norland Senior High TESSA KANJIRAMKUZHEY, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy

' TOMER SHKORI, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School BRANDON WILLIAMS, Riviera Preparatory School JULIAN. ZULUETA, Helen Jesuit Preparatory School

Journalism . • JONATHAN ABBO, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School

SABRIANA KELLY ANTENOR, North Miami Beach Senior High

School HANNAH BROOKE BATISTA, Miami Palmetto Senior High School , ANGELINA SHANNON BUENAVENTURA, Miami Sunset Senior

High School LORENNY DIAZ, South Miami Senior High School REGINA GALLARDO,Schdol for Advanced Studies West Campus ROXY GARCIA, Hialeah Senior High School • ARIEL HARTZY, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School STEVEN LEE, Christopher Columbus High School • • CARLA ISABEL LUGONES, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High --

School • ILARIA PASSATORE, International StudiesPreparatory Academy

at Gables GERARDO JESUS PERERA, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School MARIANNA POLETTL Barbara Goleman Senior High ALEXANDRA RIVER°, Our Lady of Lourdes'Academy KAYLEE SOPHIA RODRIGUEZ, Mast kademy RACHEL SEYMOUR-NEWTON, Coral Reef Senibr High School SABRINA ANGELICA VALDES, Mater Academy

ALIYA HOLLUB, Ransom Everglades School SOFIA IRIGOYEN, Miami Palmetto Senior High School JANESSA KELLER, Coral Reef Senior High School NICOLE ISABELLA IZQUIERDO, Doral Academy Preparatory

School GABRIELA MEDINA, Terra Environmental Research Institute KAYLA MONTIZAAN, Miami Arts Charter School JULIANA ESTER MURILLO-CARRERA, North Miami Beach

Senior High School DARREN LOUIS NOSTI, South Miami Siniorliigh School

RITA VEGA, School for Advanced Studies Wolfson Campus JOSHUA ZELEDON, Mater Academy

Athletics ISABELLA SUZANNE ALLEN, Miami Country Day GIANNI ALEXANDER ALVAREZ, Miami Coral Park Senior High

School KENNETH LUKE CROUSE, South Dade Senior High JOSHUA YVEL DEGUERRE-JEAN, Miami Southridge Senior

High School VALERIA VICTORIA ESISLABARCA, Ronald W. Reagan Doral

Senior High DANIEL J. GONZALEZ Christopher Columbus High School NATALIE LOUREDA, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy HAILEY MIRA, Westminster Christian School KAYLEE MIRANDA, Miami Lakes Educational Center SOFIA MORON MARQUEZ, Riviera Preparatory School AMBER ELEANOR NOLAN, Coral Reef Senior High School AILANI NOELLE ORTEGA, Hialeah Gardens Senior High ISRAEL ALEJANDRO PALENCIA, Jose Marti MAST 6-12

Academy • VANESSA GIANNA PEREZ, G. Holmes BraddockSenior High •

• School ELIZABETH M. PEREZ, Gulliver Preparatory NICOLE"NIKKI" FRANCES PEREZ, Mast Academy TANIA QUINTERO CEPERO, John A.•Ferguson Senior High School MAX REGO, Coral Gables Senior High School • ONELIO MARQUIS RIOS, Mater Academy EMMA RIVAS-VAZQUEZ, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart LUKE RIVERA, Miami Sunset Senior High School ABIGAIL ROBERTS, Ransom Everglades School CAROLINE RODRIGUEZ, Terra Environmental Research Institute URIEL RUBINOVICH, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High

School • ASHLEY SILVA, Medical Academy for Science and Technology

(MAS.T.) at Homestead ISABEL TABOADA, Doral Academy Preparatory School MILENA VAN DER REIS, Miami Palmetto Senior High School ZACHARY WINER, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School

RAYQUAN BLAKE, Miini Lakes Educational Center MADISON ANNE CONROY, Mast Academy ANELSON C DUBUISSON, Miami Norland Senior High JESUS ESCOBAR; SoOth Miarni'Senior High School MARCELA PATRICIA,FERRAN, G. Holmes Braddrock Senior

High School

CHARITY HOLMES, Miami Southridge Senior High School ROSMEILYN JEREZ, Mater Academy KELSEY MIRA, Westminster Christian School GUILLERMO MOLERO, Helen Jesuit Preparatory School BRIGID EILEEN MOORE, Miami Beach Senior High School JORDAN MOREJON, Coral Gables Senior High School NOAH PIRANI, Palmer Trinity School JOSEPH P. POZO, Christopher Columbus High School • JULIETTE RICHART NOVA, Donal Academy Preparatory School ALYSSA RIVES DE LAVAYSSE, International Studies Preparatory

Institute BIANCA VUCETICH, iPreparatory Academy REBECCA ZALDIVAR, Mater Preparatory Academy High School

Mathematics JIYANSH AGARWAL, Coral Gables Senior High School CHAUN T ALLEN, Miami Norland Senior High DAVID ALEJANDRO ANDRADE, Miami Senior High School ALEXANDRA ISABEL AYALA, Gulliver Preparatory - NATHAN L. BONET, Monsignor Edward Pace High School ELIZABETH CAMPA, John A. Ferguson Senior High School • DANGELY CANABAL, Dual Academy Preparatory School NATALIE AMELIA CARDENAS, Mater Academy BRIANA CI NTRON, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School LISSETH SOFIA CRUZ, Miami Killian Senior High School JONATHAN DIAZ, Terra Environmental Research Institute CARLOS ALEJANDRO ECHENIQUE, Helen Jesuit Preparatory

School CARLOS JESUS FERNANDEZ GUERRASouth Miami Senior

High School TIFFANY ANNE FERNANDEZ, Southwest Miami Senior High

School • CORRADO GOVEA, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High School GABRIELLA ELISA HALL, Most Academy MATIAS LANCEINICKI, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School • JUSTIN ALLEN LANDROVE„Barbara Goleman Senior High ANNA MISTELE, f1arisOm Everglades School • KEVIN ORDET, Dr. Michael M. kip Senior-High School ISABELLA PEDRAZA PI NEROS, Miami Country Day JACK POLK,Medical Academy for Science and Technology,

(M.A.S.T.rat Homestead DANIELA RAIME, Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High ALEJANDRA ROMERO TRUJILLO,International Studies

Preparatory Academy at Gables • • JACOB REIS ROSENFELD, School for Advanced StudiesWolfson

Campus IRELA SANCHEZ, Robert Morgan Educational Center EMILY SANUDO, Our Lady of LoUrdes Academy

Music & Dance MAXIMILIAN ROBERT ACEBAL, Palmer Tnnity School LAURA ACOSTA, Mater Academy PABLO ANDRES CAMACHO, Southwest Miami Senior High

School . LUIS F. CERDA, Westland Hialeah Senior High School SILVIE COLLANTES, John A. Ferguson Senior High School KELLY NICOLE CULHANE, Miami Palrnetto Senior High School ERIK RAFAEL FERNANDEZ, Hialeah Miami Lakes Senior

, MARIA SOL GARCIA, Coral Reef Senior High School SILVANA GUZMAN, RonaldW Reagan DoralSenior High

AMANDA MAIER, Westminster Christian School MARGARET MCDOWELL, Ransom Everglades School SABRINA MESSINGER, Riviera PreparatorySchool MELANIE MILLO, Miami Coral Park Senlor High School ERIC MULET, iMater Preparatory Academy High School JAZMIN NEADLE, South Miami Senior High School KATHERINE O'REILLY, Terra Environmental ResearCh Institute CASSANDRA PLA, Hialeah Gardens Senioi High

• JAYME BETH PODGOROWIEZ, Her Lipson Hillel Community High School • .

JOSE A. PRIETO: Miami Arts Studio 6712 at Zelda Glazer CECILIA QUINONES-WITEK, St. Brendan High School KATHERINE MARIA RODRIGUEZ, Medical.Academy for Science

and Technology (M.A.S.T.) at Homestead ' VALERIE SAAD, Doral Academy Preparatory School ANYAH KAMILLAH SAMIIELSNiami Southridge Senior High . School • KEILY SANCHEZ, Barbara Goleman Senior High HERA SOYSAL, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School DANIA MARIA TOLEDO, Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of

the Arts

School • SHELSY VARGAS, Hialeah Gardens Senior High YAEL STERENFELD, School for Advanced StudiesWolfson Campus 1. ALANIS VILLAQUIRAN, Miami Killian Senior High School • KEMAURI WILLIS, Miami Northwestern Senior High School MELANIE WILSON, South Miami Smirk High School CASSANDRA ZAMOR, North Miami Beach Senior High School

NAOMI DE LA CARIDAD FU, Hialeah Gardens Senior High MARTIN LUIS MACHO, Mater Academy MARISSA MANLEY, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School

PENELOPE ROCA, Mast Academy NICOLE MARINO, Coral Reef Senior High School VANESSA TASCON MENESES, Jose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy JULIAN PRIZONT-CADO,Terra Environmental Research Institute ELIZABETH ANNE PAIR, Gulliver Preparatory

• I, JORGE HECTOR RODRIGUEZ, Boles Jesuit Preparatory School ' KATHERINE A. SIGNORI, Miami Palmetto Senior High School ' ANDRES EDUARDO TRIANA, Mater Lakes Academy

DYLAN VENTO, Doral Academy Preparatory School KAI WEIR-SOLEY,Thomas A. Edison Educational Center MARCUS WILLIAMS, Miami Edison Senior High School

Drama ALESSIO BARCA, Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High KIARA MARIE CAMACHO, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda

Glazer KELLY ANN P. COSENTINO, Gulliver Preparatory KATHERINE DIEZ, Miami Palmetto Senior High School CORINNE FERRER, New World School of the Arts AMALIA GARCIA, John A. Ferguson Senior High School GABRIELA HERNANDEZ, Westminster Christian School CRYSTAL JONES, Miami Carol City Senior High School CARINA EILEEN LANDGRAF, School for Advanced Studies

Wolfson Campus SHEILA MARTINEZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High SUSAN SAWYER O'KEEFE, Coral Reef Senior High School. ISABELLA PENA; Ransom Everglades School . ALAYSIA PENSO, FeliiVarela Senior High School ABNER A. PEREZ, South Miami Senior High School NATALIE PIERRE, Medical Academy for Science and Technology

Business SOFIA ALVARADO' , Coral Reef Senior High. School TATIANA CAROLINA ALVARADOJtobert Morgan Educational

Center JUSTIN NIEL BADELL, JohnA. Ferguson Senior High School ROMY BENSOUSSAN, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High ISABEL DEL CASTILLO, Miami Coral Park Senior'High School

School ' JONATAN FRANCOIS, Miami Norland Senior High HUZAIFA BIN ABDUL-RAHMAN, Barbara Goleman Senior High QUINN HARRELSON, Ransorn Everglades School 'SHEILA BOLANOS, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School SABRINA CAMPOS-NOGUERA, Westminster Christian School JESSICA CONCEPCION; Mater Academy, AURORA OLGA COSIO, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart MARIBLANCA CRUZ, Doral Academy Preparatory School . KENNETH G. DEBS, Christopher Columbus High School ROBERT DELILLO, Mast Academy • LAUREN M. GARBETT, Gulliver Preparatory MELISSA R. GARCIA, Hialeah Senior High School AMANDA MARIA GOMEZ, Miami Sunset Senior High School CONNOR HOWARD GOODMAN, Miami Country Day Academy at Gables ARMANDO HERNANDEZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High ANGELICA RUIZ,Terra Environmental Research Institute LIVIA HANNAH HOCHMAN, Miami Palmetto Senior High School I SOFIA CHANTAL SETTINERI, John A. Ferguson Senior High JONAH HUNT, Medical Academy for Science and Technology

English & Literature MARIA ANDERE, Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High EMMA ANGELETTI, Miami Palmetto Senior High School ALEXANDRA BENDIXEN, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy KARINA LAUREN BUMPERS, Coral Reef Senior High School NICOLE CHIARELLA, Robert Morgan Educational Center ALEXA COHEN, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School ANGELINA JOLIE CONTRERAS, Mast Academy

ADYANT KHANNA, Miami Palmetto Senior High School — -- .. MATTHEW SOLOMON, Miami Palmetto Senbr High School •

PAIGE ASHLEY KLEIDERMACHER, Miami Beach Senior High NICHOLAS A. SUAREZ, Christopher Columbus High School MICHEL VAZQUEZ DIAZ, Hialeah Miami Lakes Senior

School KYLE ELYAS VILLOTA, Coral Reef Senior High School FABIANA CAROLINA LARA, Center for International Education AMANDA LORENZO, South Miami Senior High School GAELLE ORIELY MANUEL, Miami Northwestern Senior High

School CLAIR NICOLE MARENCO, John A. Ferguson Senior High School GABRIELA MARRERO, Westland Hialeah SeniOr High School NICHOLAS MESA, Coral Reef Senior High School '

(M.A3.T.) at Homestead ,, ,,• GABRIELLA MESTRE, Barbara Goleman Senior High

ALEXANDRA NICOLE RODRIGUEZ, Doral Academy Preparatory 1 KARAN MIRPURI, Gulliver Preparatory

School , , LUCAS A. MUSIBAY, Christopher Columbus High School '

ISABELLA ROMERO, Hialeah Senior High School . JENNIFER NOA, Mater Academy •

SOFIA FRANCESCA SALGADO, G. Holmes Braddock Senior , , BRYAN OLLER, Hialeah Gardens Senior High

High SchoolALEX PEREZ, Homestead Senioilligh School

I, NICOLAS G. JACOBI, Christopher Columbus High School DANIELLA ALEXIS SANTOS, St Brendan High School . ' JUSTIN PRATS, St. Brendan High School HERNE JEAN-BAP.TISTE; NewWorld School of the Arts* --, RACHEL BELA SARUSKI, Miami Beach Senior High School , ABIGAIL RODRIGUEZ, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School

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d re Amdyv a n, ced ANAMAYS SOLIS, iMater Preparatory Academy High School

MARIA FERNANDA MATTOS SERAFIM, International Studies

SOPHIA ISABELLA TORRES, Mater Academy Preparatory Academy at Gables ARIEL MACK, Miami Northwestern SeniodFligh School

ASTRID TRASOBARES,Terra Environmental Research Institute LANDON ANDERSON WATFORD, Mast Academy

Science MICHELLE SAMANTHA ALEMAN, John A. Ferguson Senior

High School - RODNEY VAUGHN, Miami Nodand Senior High JAZMIN MARIA BAEZ MAIDANA, School for Advanced Studies

MARIAGUADALUPE VILCHEZ, Terra Environmental Research

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Wolfson Campus JULIO JAVIER BAIGORRI, Gulliver Preparatory MICHAEL BREGAR, MAST @ FIU Biscayne Bay Campus JESUS It CAPO, Christopher Columbus High School • MEIA ZEREPHA FRANCIS CHAMBERS, Hialeah Miami Lakes

Senior JOSEPH CHERUBIN, Palmer Trinity School CHLOE CHUA, Ransom Everglades School JEREMY SIMON CROSS, Miami Country Day ARIELLE FEDEE, Westminster Christian School LEMUEL DAVID FERNANDEZ TAMAYO, Miami Sunset Senior

High School GABRIEL IGNACIO GALLARDO, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School ROSALI GONZALEZ, Miami Coral Park Senior High School OLIVIA GOTTLIEB, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School SAMANTHA HESS, South Miami Senior High School MICHELLE HUANG, Coral Reef Senior High School

' ALIA HUTTON, Miami Palmetto Senior High School EKATERINA R. IVANOVA, Mast Academy DANIELLA M. LAVALLIERE, Sdrodfcrr Advanced Studies North

Campus IRENA BELLE LIAN, Doral Academy Preparatory School MICHELLE MARTI, Miami Beach Senior High School SAPPHIRE B MERVILUS, Miami Norland Senior High AMANDA MORALES MOREI RA, Mater Academy MATTHEW MULLINGS, Medical Academy for Science and

Technology (MASI.) at Homestead LUIS JASON OROZCO, Jose Marti MAST 6-t2 Academy JESSICA CARIDAD PEREZ, Pinecrest Preparatory Middle-high

School KRISTI RAGHUNAN DAN, Robert Morgan Educational Center KATHELYN RODRIGUEZ, City of Hialeah Educational Academy MILAGRO SANCHEZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High SOPHIE SEPEHRI, Coral Gables Senior High School

• JULISSA STEWART, Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts ALINA MARGARITA SUAREZ, Carrollton School of the Sacred

Heart ALEXANDRA MARIE ZAPATA, G. Holmes Braddock Senior

High School • KIAN ZARBAF, Terra Environmental Research Institute

Social Science NEDEL M. AHMAD, North MiaMi Beach Senior High School ESTHER ALEXANDRE, Miami Lakes Educational Center GABRIELA ARIEL AUGUSTE, Cutler Bay Senior High School ISABELLA BALBI-MASSO, Miami Southridge Senior High School ILANA BERLIAVSKY, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School MARIA CERCEDO, School for Advanced Studies Kendall Campus ALEJANDRO DAMIAN, International Studies Charter High School LUKE CHANNING ELEGANT, Ransom Everglades School SOFIA GOLDGEWICHT, Coral Reef Senior High. School VANESSA GONZALEZ, Terra Environmental Research Institute JESUS GABRIEL GONZALEZ, Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory

of the Arts . . MICHAEL GOVEA, City of Hialeah Educational Academy GABRIEL HERNANDEZ, Westland Hialeah Senior High School ISABEL HORSFORD, Miami SuMet Senior High School

• JOSEPH LATONI, Miami Beach Senior High School CLAUDIA LEON, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy MARIA KARLA LEON, Doral Academy Preparatory School NIKITA LEUS-OLIVA, Coral Gables Senior High School JENNIFER LINARES, Mater Academy EMELY LOSCALZO, Barbara Goleinan Senior High BRIANNA MALAGON, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High

School . . . KATHERINE ANDREA MARIN; lohn A. Ferguson Senior High , School

`DANIELLA SOPHIA MAYA, Miarpi Killian Senior High School ALYSSA IRAIDA MIGUEZ, Jose ' arts MAST 6-12 AcadeMy DIANA MONTALVO, St Brendan igh School ROHAN MYERS, Palmer Trinity 5 ool SOFIA E. PALIS, International Stu ies Preparatory Academy at

Gables ' • JUAN SEBASTIAN PARRA, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High

SchoOl ASHLEY PEREZ, Miami Coral Park Senior High School ELIZABETH ELOIDA POLONIO-ACOSTA, Somerset Academy

Silver Palms . RICKY ALEXANDRE POPE, Miami Northwestern Senior High

School

LAYLA ESTHER PROFETA, Mast Academy DAVID GERMAN RAEZ, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School DANIEL RAMIREZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High VALENTINA RIVEROS, Westminster Christian School SAMANTHA MARIE RODRIGUEZ, Pinecrest Preparatory

Middle-high School RYAN ROSNER, Miami Palmetto Senior High School JESSICA SANCHEZ, South Miami Senior High School RENEE D. SEALY, Medical Academy for Science and Technology

(MAST.) at Homestead ADRIANA PAOLA SELA, Mater Lakes Academy • .DEN'A SHANTELL SMITH, Miami Carol City Senior High School FABIA ST. JUSTE, Monsignor Edward Pace High School CADEN L. WHELPLEY, Christopher Columbus High School RAQUEL ZOHAR, RASG Greater Miami Hebrew Academy

Speech NINA AHMADI, Design and Architecture Senior High School RITU AMARNANUMiil Academy Preparatory School KRISTY BATISTA, School for Advanced StudiesWest Campus RAQUEL GUADALUPE-MILAGROS BATTIFORA, John A. Ferguson

Senior High Sdrool DIANNA JULIETH CAMELO, Miami Killian Senior High School VYRLLE ZAMORA DIXON, Miami Southridge Senior High School LINH DAN DO, South Dade Senior High CHARLES E. GANNON, Christopher Columbus High School ZENZI GRAY, Center for International Education JULIAN A.GUAS, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer JACQUELINE HATCH, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School SABRINA HERRERA, Mast Academy BELEMATHELMA JOSIAH, North Miami Beach Senior High School JOSEPH KRAVETZ, Miami Palmetto Senior High School VLADIMIR MARTINEZ-AMORE, Miami Coral Park Senior High School RAQUEL MORALES, Terra Environmental Research Institute CRISTIAN OCHOA, Coral Gables Senior High School IGNACIO ALEJANDRO OLMOS SORIANO,Intemational Studies

Preparatory Academy at Gables . IVAN ADRIANO PAGE, Mater Academy CHRISTIAN PAZ, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School EMILY MORGAN RODMAN, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School OLIVER STERN, Ransom Everglades School JOANDY VEGA, Hialeah Senior High School JIANAN ZHANG, Coral Reef Senior High School

Vocational Technical NINA AHMADI, Design and Architecture Senior High S RYAN C. ARAQUE,Tena Environmental Research Institute ESTHER BENASAYAG, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School MARIA BRAVO, Schoolfor Advanced StudiesWolfson Campus ANTONIO NICOLAS BRICENO, La Salle High School TIANN NINA CLERIZIER, WIIUm H.Tumer Technical Arts JAMESHA ANN CORKER,,Miarni Northwestem Senior High School SEBASTIAN DE LATORRE, Christopher Columbus High School

GABRIELA DEAN, FelixVarela Senior High School ANA EUCEDAMATA, Westland Hialeah Senior High School- . MARTIN ANTONIO FRALLICCIARDI, Bolen Jesuit Preparatory School j MELODY GARZON, John A, Ferguson Senioi High School LILIANA MARIA GONZALEZ, Mater Academy LILIANA GONZALEZ, South Miami Senior High School IZABELLA HERNANDEZ, Barbara Goleman Senior High KARYNNE HERNANDEZ, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School CAITLYN B. LANDSOM, Gulliver Preparatory REY LEON, Coral Gables Senior High School, AMOS LUO, Miami Lakes Educational Center SAMANTHA SKYE MEADOR, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer KATHERINE LICETH MORALES PARDO, Medical 'Academy for

Science and Technology (MAST,) at Homestead , SOPHIA CHRISTINA MORIN, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart .1

JOHANN MIKHAIL PERSAUD, Miami Coral Park Senior High School MARLA RICART, Palmer Trinity School ANDREA ROMEU, Miami Sunset Senior High School JASMINE EMILYRUBIO, Coral Reef Senior High School .HANNAI REBEKAH SERRALTA, School for Advanced Studies

Kendall Campus LEIDIMARY SIERRA, Southwest Miami Senior High School A BDIEL VASA LLO VELIZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High • JAZMINE VILLANUEVA, School for Advanced StudiesWest Campus •JADA UNIQUE WATKINS, Homestead Senior High School

, World Languages ALEJANDRA ISABEL ALMADA MARTINEZ, Mast Academy TABITHA BARSIMANTOV, Miami Killian Senior High School ARUSHI BEOHAR, Miami Country Day NICOLE CAMHI, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior•ligh School NATALIE CHEVREL, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy JOSE DANIEL CIL, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School • HEIDI ANTONELLA CUEVA, Palmer Trinity School NOAH A. DEFAUWES, Christopher Columbus High School ALESSANDRA CAROLINA EGO-AGUIRRE, St Brendan High School MANUEL SAUL FARIA DE ABREU, Mal Academy Preparatory

School NATALIE FRAILE, John A. Ferguson Senior High School ANA RACHEL GARCIA, G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School EMILIO RAMIRO GIACCHINO,Terra Environmental Research Institute LAURA GONZALEZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High , ANGELA HERNANDEZ, South Miami Senior High School ROSS LADIS; Miami Palmetto Senior High School HELEN MENENDEZ, Miami Coral Park SeniOr High School VALENTINA RAVELO BOSCAN, International Studies Preparatory

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Miami Dade College cambiara el nombre de su Campus InterAmerican a Campus Eduardo J. Padr6n

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Tras el voto unanime de la Junta de Fideicomisarios del Miami Dade College (MDC), se cambiara eI nombre del Campus InterAmerican at de Campus Eduardo J. Padr6n, en honor at Presidente del MDC, este viemes 17 de mayo a las 10:00 a.m.

Por Redaccion MiamiDiario La ceremonia se Ilevara a cabo en el estadonamiento del Edificio 6; la recepcion tendra lugar en la azotea del mismo edificio. Padr6n, quien Impulse la creaci6n del Campus InterAmerican se jubilara en agosto despues de 50 anos de trabajo en el College, y de casi un cuarto de siglo en la presidenda del mismo.

El Campus InterAmerican, ubicado en pleno corazdn de la Pequena Habana, fue inaugurado originalmente como DivisiOn de Estudios Bilingues del Campus Wolfson en Is decade de los anos setenta, en el lugar donde operaba la escuela Belen Jesuit High School, en la Calle 8 y la Saptima Avenida del SW.

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En la actualidad, es la (mica instalaciOn de ensenanza universitaria pUblica con presencia en Is Peguefia Habana, y sede de algunos de los programas mds importantes del College como la prestigiosa Escuela de Education, Idiomas Mundiales, Dactilologia e Interpretation; el Honors College de Idioms Dual; la nueva Academia de Computed& en Nube, y un modemo centro tecnologico.

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RITA VEGA, ganadora del premio Silver Knight en Artes, de la Escuela de Estudios Avanzados, recibe su trofeo de manos de Nancy San Martin, subdirectora de el Nuevo Herald y de Alex Mena, editor de Deportes del Miami Herald y el Nuevo Herald.

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D os jovenes venezo-lanas que estan intentando aliviar la crisis sociopolitica,

migratoria y economica por la que atraviesa su pais natal en America del Sur fueron galar-donadas este ario en los pre-mios anuales Silver Knight del Miami Herald y el Nuevo Herald.

Una de ellas fue Natalie Chevrel, quien estudia en Our Lady of Lourdes Academy y gan6 en la categoria de Len-guas del Mundo por el Con-dado Broward. Chevrel orga-nizo el grupo local en el sur

de Florida de Juventud por Venezuela, una red mundial de mas de 40 escuelas y universidades dedicada a desarollar las futuras genera-ciones en Venezuela.

La otra fue Sofia Alvarado de Coral Reef High School, quien fun& hace tres alms Stand Up for Venezuela, una organizacion que brinda ayu-da a los nilios mas necesita-dos en ese pais, como enfer-mos y victimas de abuso. Recientemente, Alvarado logro enviar mas de 300 cajas de alimentos, ropa y suminis-tros a Venezuela por medio de su fundaci6n.

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Rita Vega

Nikita Leus-Oliva

ARTS Rita Vega School for Advanced Studies

Rita Vega es la fotografa oficial de Casa de Jesus y ha dirigido tres proyectos de arte: la pintura de un mural para el comunidad de nifios de la Casita de Jesus, el disefio del logotipo para el pro-grama de atenciOn despues de

clase de Casa Kids y el disefio de obras de arte para el programa de musica Soni-dos de CASA. Tambien disefia obras de arte para organizaciones sin

fines de lucro me-diante sus Vegatoons.

Rita ha sido presidente del consejo estudiantil durante cua-tro afios en la escuela secundaria, y es miembro de la junta de Chil-dren's Trust. Land) una linea de ropa que muestra su obra artisti-ca y se vende en Shoe Gallery, una tienda de ropa local.

Rita tambien codifico una obra de arte interactiva para Girls Who Code. Recibira el titulo de Asociada en Artes de Miami ° Dade College en mayo y su diplo-ma de la escuela secundaria en junio. Menciones de honor: Gabriela Bentolila, Ben Lipson Hillel; Kayla Montizaan, Miami Arts Charter; Vanessa Tascon Men-ses, Jose Marti MAST.

ATLETISMQ Isabella Allen Miami Country Day

La hermana de Isabella Allen y una amiga fundaron Scaring for

Caring en 2014. Cuando se ftieron a la universidad, ella asumio el cargo de presi-dente. Scaring for Caring construye una casa embm-jada, dirige la

Isabella Allen recaudaciem de fondos para el,

baile de bienvenida y organiza eventos calla Halloween para la comunidad de Miami Shores.

En 2018, Scaring for Caring recall& 070,000, que done) a Big Brothers Big Sisters, Sylves-ter Comprehensive Cancer Cen-ter y UHealth Jackson Children's Care.

Isabella es capitana de los equipos universitarios de carre-ras a campo traviesa, firtbol y softball, y gano el premio Atleta de la Semana de su escuela en los tres deportes. Es ganadora del premio AP.Scholar Con Ho-nor y del Princeton Service Award. Menciones de honor: Joshua Degierre-Jean, Miami Southrid-ge; Sofia Moron Marquez, Rivie-ra preparatory; Daniel Gonzalez, Christopher Columbus.

CIE NCIAS SOCIALES Nikita Leus-Oliva Coral Gables Senior High School

En su segundo alio, Nikita Leus-Oliva fund) Dernocratas Adoles-centes de Miami-Dade para aco-ger, organizar y asistir a bancos de telefonos y eventos de sondeo con el fin de apoyar a candidatos loca-les, estatales y nacionales. Tam-bier' organiza talleres sobre temas dirigidos por profesionales, como la creation de hojas de vida, la btisqueda de pasantias y oportuni-

dades para esta-blecer contactos. Nilddta se desem-pefio como direc-tora de comunica-ciones del Young Democrats of America National

High School Cau-cus (Caucus Nacio- nal de Escuelas

Secundarias de los Jovenes Demo-cratas de America), moderadora y organizadora de los Debates Pri-marios Democratas del Distrito 27 del Congreso de la Florida y orga-nizadora principal del Young LeadersSummit (Cumbre de Lideres jovenes). Fue miembro de la Young Democrats of America High School Leadership Academy (Academia de Liderazgo de la Escuela Secundaria de Jovenes Democratas de America) y de Hillary para America. Menciones de honor: Den A. Smith, Miami Carol City Senior High School; Layla Profeta, Mast Academy; Joseph Latoni, Miami Beach Senior High School

CIENCIA Michelle Marti ' Miami Beach Senior High School

Michelle Marti utilize) sus aho-rros de atios de cuidado de nibs para iniciar su organization, la FundaciOn de RCP de Gran Mia-mi, en la cual ensefia a los estu-diantes RCP (reanimation car-dio-pulmonar) y primeros auxi-lios sin costo alguno. Creo una pagina Go Fund Me para recau-dar fondos adicionales para equi-pos, certifications y seguros. El verano pasado se asocio con. Achieve Miami, un programa de verano radicado en escuelas de Titulo 1, para enseiiar RCP a los

estudiantes de bajos ingresos. Espera con ello • ayudar a salvar vidas en comuni-dades desatendi-das. Trabaja para entrenar a otro

instructor que se Marti Michelle hara cargo de la

enselianza mientras ella esta en la universi-dad. Michelle recibio el premio de estudiante sobresaliente en biologia AP. Tanibien fue becaria national hispana, becaria nacio-nal AP yrecibio.el premio Har-vard Book Award. Menciones de honor: Michael Bregar, MAST @ FlU Campus de Biscayne Bay, Jazmin Baez, Scho-ol for Advanced Studies Wolfson Campus; Jeremy Cross, Miami Country Day

DRAMA Crystal.Jones Miami Carol City

Crystal Jones habia luchado para conseguir amistades en la escuela secundaria, pero eso cambio a traves del drama y la danza. Ahora es instructora de bailey asistente de las produc-ciones de artes escenicas de la

escuela. Tambien es mentora de estudiantes de North Dade Mid-dle, y los ayuda a organizar obras de teatro. "El teatro me dio

Crystal Jones para lograr mejores

ar jo- res relaciones y amistades", comento.

Tambien fimde) Real Teen Talk para ayudar a otros estu-diantes a encontrar apoyo, au-mentar su interaction social y crear conciencia sobre los pro-blemas de salud mental que afectan a los adolescentes.

Su canal de Youtube, Authenti--cally_Cee, promueve la autocon-ciencia. Crystal es miembro de la Sociedad Nacional de Honor y recibio el President's Service Award por sus proyectos de servicio comunitario. Menciones de honor: Isabella Pella, Ransom Everglades; Cari-na Landgraf, School for Advan-ced Studies; Kiara Camacho, Miami Arts Studio en Zelda Glazer

Adyant Khanna

Natalie Chevrel

AERALES Adyant Khanna Miami Palmetto

El Proyect6 de Agua Sostenible de Adyant Khanna ha proporcio-nado agua potable a mas de 3,000 personas en seis aldeas en la India. Recaud6 $25,000 para instalar una infraestructura de suministro de agua a bajo costo,

que incluye una bomba de agua que funciona on energia solar, tanques de alma-cenamiento de PVC, tuberias para distribucion, y estructuras para grifos. Ayuclo a formar un cornite de agua del pue-

blo, cuyos miembros recaudan una tarifa mensual en las aldeas para cubrir el mantenimiento del sistema.

El resultado es que las perso-nas en las aldeas padecen de menos enfermedades y mejoran la productividad. Adyant espera expandir el proyecto a otras re-giones de la India.

Adyant es presidente del Club de Psicologia, y lidera a mas de 50 miembros a abordar los pro-blemas psicologicos que afectan a los adolescentes. Es Academic° de AP, obtuvo el premio Pruden-tial Presidential Award Top 10% Project y es Eagle Scout. Menciones de honor: Karreisha Gross, Miami Jackson; Melissa Canales, Terra Environmental Research Institute; Justin Prats, St. Brendan.

IDIOMAS Natalie Cheyrel Our Lady of Lourdes Academy

Natalie Chevrel ftmclo el capi-tulo estadounidense de Juventud Por Venezuela, una organization sin fines de lucro dirigida por estudiantes, que incluye mas de 40 escuelas y universidades de todo el mundo, con la mision de consixuir un futuro para la juven-tud en su Venezuela natal. La organization 'ayuda a proporcio-nar ropa3 alimentbs, uniformes escolares y suministros, entre otros elementbs a las comunida-des pobres de Caracas. Tambien gestiona varios programas que promueven la educacion y el deporte. Espera iiispirar a otros jovenes venezolanos que viven en los Estados Unidos a recordar su

pais y a ayudar to mas posible a medida queem-peora la crisis en Venezuela. Nata-lie tambien es presidenta del Key Club y Opera-tion Smile. Es, adernas, Ministra de Pares, y ayuda a los estudiantes a

crecer espiritualmente. Pertene-cid a la Spanish Honor Society y al 'equipo de Pista y Campo de Lourdes Varsity. Menciones de honor: Catalina. Sanchez, Mater Academy; Alejan-dra Almada, Mast Academy; Noah Defauwes, Christopher Columbus High School

INGLES & LITERATURA Emma Angeletti Miami Palmetto

A traves de su organization sin fines de lucro, Back2earth, Em-ma Angeletti combate el cambio climatic° educando a los jovenes sobre el podex del compostaje y proporcionando la recoleccien gratuita de residuos de alimentos

a mas de 100 hogares en su comunidad.

Back2earth tambien tiene una estacion de reco-gida de residuos de alimentos en

Emma Coconut Grove, donde cientos de Angeletti personas contribu-

yen con sus residuos organicos, y proyecta abrir estaciones en Wynwood y Key Biscayne. La orgahizacion consigui6 una beta de $2,500 y se uni6 con George Washington Carver Middle Scho-ol para iniciar un programa de compostaje en la escuela.

Emma escribiarticulos para el sitio web de Back2earth y clirige The. Living Solution, el proyecto de investigacion ain fines de lucro. Back2earth gang el galar-don #YouthStepUp Climate Change Challenge por la Mejor Planificacion Urbana y Uso de la Tierra. Menciones de honor: Yael Ste-renfeld, School for Advanced Studies; Angelina Contreras, Mast Academy; Noah Pirani, Palmer Trinity.

MATEMATICAS Isabella Pedraza Pineros Miami Country Day

Cuando Isabella Pedraza Pine-ros se enter6 de que el condado de Miami-Dade tiene una de las tasas mas altas de ahogamientos de Milos pertenecientes a minorias en el pais, fundo Kaps for Kids, que ofrece clues gratuitas de natation, gorros, gafas y trajes de bail° para nifios desfavorecidos.

Recibi6 el patrocinio de Nike para obtener suministros de nata-chin adicionales; se asocio con Breakthrough Miami y se conecto

con la nadadora olimpica Maritza Correia para gene-rar conciencia sobre las tasas de ahogamiento de nifios de grupos minoritarios. Re-

Isabella caudo dinero para Pedraza suministros de Pineros natation para Di- versity in Aquatics y se compro-meti6 con una donation de 100 gorros y gafas para el Dia Interna-cional de la Seguridad del Agua.

Isabella fue Fellow de instiuc-d6n de Miami y recibi6 el premio `Teacher of the Week' (Maestra de la semana) por su labor como maestra de rnateinatkas.de sexto grado. Fue copresidenta de Natio-nal Math Honor Society y Olim-piada de Matematicas de la Barry University. Menciones de honor: Gabriella Hall, Mast Academy; Anna Miste-le, Ransom Everglades; Carlos Fernandez, Miami South.

MEDIOS DIGITALES E INTERACTIVOS

Marissa Manley Di. Michael M. Krop

En 2016, Marissa Manley co-produjo un docuMental sobre Marion Manley, la primera arqui-tecta con licencia de Miami y la . segunda arquitecta en la Florida, que resulta ser su tia abuela.

La pelicula destaca las contri-buciones de Man-ley.al disefio urba-no y arquitectoni-co de Miami-Dade, asi como los retos que en-

Marissa como mu- . Manley jer que trabajaba

en un campo dominado por hom-bres y como los super& Most Welcome Breezes: The Story of Marion Manley (Las brisas mas bierivenidas: la historia de Ma-rion Manley) se encuentra dispo-nible en YouTube y se ha proyec-tado en 12 festivales de cine, incluyendo dos en los que ha ganado premios.

Recibio una Mend& de honor en el Miami Herald Business Plan Challenge del Miami Herald 2017 por disefiar una aplicacion de respuesta de emergencia. Es ademas miembro de la Sociedad Nacional de Honor Mu Alpha Theta, y de la Sociedad de Honor de Ciencia. Menciones de honor: Victor Arechavaleta, Christopher Co-lumbus; Jesus Escobar, South Miami; Marcus Williams, Edison Miami.

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MOSICA Y DANZA Jazmin Needle Miami South

Despues de vivir en hogares de acogida y comenzar una nueva vida cuando fue adoptada en sexto grado, Jazmin Neadle que-ria ayudar a otros nifios a navegar el sistema de cuidado de acogida. Reunio a organizaciones sin fines

de lucro locales, empresas y cele-bridades de la radio para hacer una fiesta Quin-ciafiera / Sweet 16 adecuada para las nifias de Chil-dren's Home

Jazrriin Society & Family Neadle- Resource Center.

Como fundadora de la organi-zacien sin fines de lucro, A Sweet Chance, tambien recluto a foto-grafos, estilistas, maquilladores y asesores de vestuario para darles a las chicas una sesion fotografi-ca de calidad. Ademas de los cumpleafios, A Sweet Chance, entrega regalos a adolescentes en el His House Children's Home el dia de Navidad. Jazmin es co- capitana del grupo de baile de su escuela; actu6 en el Superinten-dent's Showcase y es semifinalis-ta de POSSE. Menciones de honor: Pablo Camacho, Southwest Miami Senior High School; Kelly Culha-ne, Miami Palmetto High School; Katherine O'Reilly, Terra Envi-ronmental Research Institute

NEGOCIOS Sofia Alvarado Coral Reef

Despues de salir de Venezuela y recibir asilo politico en los Esta-dos Unidos Sofia Alvarado sabia que tenia que hacer algo para ayudar a la gente de su pais. Desde la creation de un sitio web hasta la organization de campa-fias de donaciones, ella supervisa todos los aspectos de Stand Up for Venezuela, un proyecto que comenze) hace tres atios.

Envia provisiones a los nifios mas necesitados de Venezuela, como hogares para nifias que han

sufrido abuso, hogares para nifios con enfer-medades graves y hospitales infanti-les. El afio pasado, el grupo envie) . mas de 300 cajas Ilenas de alimen-tos, ropa y sumi-nistros. Se asocio

con Project Cozy, que vende mantas y hace donaciones ideriti-cas a los hospitales de Miami, para beneficiar a dos hospitales en Venezuela.

Sofia obtuvo el nombramiento presidential de Estados Unidos a la CTE y se ubice) en el quinto lugar entre los premios estatales de Future Business Leaders.. Menciones de honor: Livia Hochman, Miami Palmetto; Lau-ren Garbett, Gulliver Prepara-tory; Rodrigo Nieto, Jesuita Belen.

Jianan Zhang Coral Reef Senior High School

Cuando Jianan Zhang se uni6 como voluntaria y presidente de reclutamiento en 2016 a We Are Nature, la organizaciem sin fines de lucro, no tenia idea de que la experiencia transformaria su vida. Ascendie) a la presidencia,

organize) cerca de 30 limpiezas en todo el sur de la Florida, organize) una red de lideres de equipos, reclu-to voluntarios y trabajo con otras organizaciones.

comunitarias. Mas recientemente, en

un esfuerzo por lograr un impac-to mas permanente en la comuni-dad, gestion6 dos campafias de registro de votantes durante las limpiezas junto con NextGen Florida antes de las elections primarias de 2018. Tambien organize) un webcast global en asociaciem con SOP Technologies y film!) un video en colaboracion con The Love Vote. Jianan fue seleccionada pare participar en una pasantia en el Instituto de Cambio Climatic° Van Alen. Ademas fue una finalista de.Be-zos Scholars. 1VIenciones de honor: Linh Dan Do, South Dade Senior High; Joseph Kravetz, Miami Palmetto Senior High School; Cristian Ochoa, Coral Gables Senior High School.

PERIODISMO Lorenny Diaz South Miami

En la era de "noticias falsas", Lorenny Diaz se sinti6 obligada

a ayudar a sus compafieros a convertirse en ciudadanos mejor informa-dos..Revivio el periodic° de su escuela, El cuen-to de la serpiente, que no se habia

publicado desde 2006. Como editora en jefe, supervise) todos los aspectos de la producciem del periOdico, desde la asignacion y edition de los articulos hasta el disefio y la yenta de anuncios. Tambien cre6 un taller interacti-vo de periodismo para inspirar a los estudiantes de primer alio a unirse al periodic°.

Lorenny fue presidente de la National Honor Society y Natio-nal English Honor Society. Ha trabajado como voluntaria en el Nicklaus Children's Hospi-tal y en Feeding Children Everywhere. - Menciones de honor: Geiardo Pereda, Belen Jesuit; Kaylee Rodriguez, Mast Academy; Ariel Hartzy, Dr. Michael M. Krop.

VOCACIONAL TECNICO Samantha Meador Miami Arts Studio 6 -12 en Zelda Glazer

Haber crecido con una henna-na con sindrorne Down inspire) a Samantha Meador a crear el MAS Respect Club cuya rnision es promover la concientizaciem y la inclusion de personas con

necesidades especiales. El club organiza retmiones anua-les para apoyar la Carnparia de Spread the Word to End the Word de las Olinnpia-

Samantha das Especiales. MAS Respect Meador . fund6 un equipo

para participar en la Miracle Walk (Caminata Milagrosa) de la Asociaciem de Sindrome de Down de Miami. Tambien se asocio con organizaciones en el campus para eventos especiales, como la capacitation anual en lenguaje de sefias estadouniden-se con el club ALS y una forma-tion sobre conciencia del autis-m° con un representante de la Miami Learning Experience School. Recibio el premio de Princeton Club Service y fue nominada para el Premio a la Excelencia de la National Aca-demy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists. Menciones de honor: Jamesha Corker, Miami Northwestern Senior High School; Kristy Mu-let, Robert Morgan Educational Center; Abdiel Vasallo Veliz, Hialeah Gardens Senior High

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Liz de Armas, alumna del Miami Dade College (MDC), quien curse actualmente estudios de Ingenieria Civil en el Campus Kendall del MDC, fue aceptada en 2019 Station1 Frontiers Fellowship, un prestigioso programa residential de verano de diez semanas dedicado a la educaci6n de ciencia y tecnologia, investigadon y pasantia, radicado en Massachusetts.

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is 1 Coral Gables Art Cinema estrena el sabado Liyana (2017), de Aaron

Kopp y Amanda Kopp. Este documental sigue la trave-

, sia de una chica swazi que se embarca en la bfisqueda peligrosa e increible de rescatar a sus hermanos gemelos. El argumento de este relato africano nace de la imaginacion de cinco nifios huerfanos que cola-boran para contar una historia de perseverancia extraida de sus recuerdos alas intimos y suefios dora-dos. Entrada libre y gratui-

gioso Annecy Animation Festival y seleccionado en Sundance 2018, este filme de animacion japones de fantasia retrata la vida de Kai, music° talentoso pero a la deriva que se une co-mo tecladista a la banda de rock de su colegio. Un dia conoce a la bella Lu, una muchacha que es una sire-na y canta y baila con un encanto magico. Los dos jovenes formaran un vincu-lo especial pese a las anti-guas creencias que afirman que las sirenas son un sig-no de muerte inminente. Sabado a las 11: 30 p.m.

ta. A las 12 p.m. En la misma sala Lu Over

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En la misma sala el do-mingo Grand Hotel (1932), clasico del cine norteame-ricano del director Ed-mund Goulding, con los enormes Greta Garbo, John Barrymore y Joan Craw-ford. Basado en la obra de teatro alemana Menschen im Hotel de Vicki Baum, el argumento gira en torno a una serie de historias en-trecruzadas en el escenario de un hotel de Berlin, ins-pirado en el Hotel Adlon del barrio Unter den Lin-den. A las 5 p.m.

El Bill Cosford Cinema continua con la exhibition de Sunset (2019), produc-cion htingara de Laszlo Nemes, ganador del Pre-

mio Oscar. Es 1931 y en Budapest, pleno corazon de, Europa, la joven Irisz Lei-ter llega a la capital de Hungria con la ilusion de trabajar en la mitica tienda de sombreros de su familia. Cierta maliana, un hombre llega a Irisz en busca de un tal Kalman Leiter. Ese nombre llevara a la joven-cita a seguir el rastro de

una figura mitica, el vincu-lo fantasmal de un pasado perdido.

El MDC's Tower Thea-ter estrena el viernes Viaje al cuarto de una madre (2018), produccion entre Espana y Francia de la directora Celia Rico Clave-llino con las actuaciones de Lola Duelias y Anna Casti-llo. Estrella (Dueiias) ha

criado a su hija Leonor (Castillo) para ser una buena persona. Ahora que ella entra en la adultez y quiere dejar su hogar para vivir sola, tiene miedo de decepcionar a su madre. Una pelicula sobre el apego y la necesidad de distancia mientras negociamos las tremendas complejidades de los lazos de sangre y el amor familiar.

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El Coral Gables Art Cinema estrena el sabado 'Liyana', de Aaron Kopp y Amanda Kopp. Este documental sigue la travesia de una chica swazi. IMDB

El Coral Gables Art Cinema estrena el sabado Liyana (2017), de Aaron Kopp y Amanda Kopp. Este documental sigue la travesia de una chica swazi que se embarca en la bilsqueda peligrosa e increible de rescatar a sus hermanos gemelos. El argumento de este relato africano nace de la imaginacion de cinco ninos huerfanos que colaboran para contar una historic de perseverancia extraida de sus recuerdos mas intimos y suerios dorados. Entrada libre y gratuita. A las 12 p.m.

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La Miami Beach Cinematheque estrena el viernes 'Hail Satan?', documental sobre una investigaciOn que analiza los origenes del controversial Templo Satanic°. IMdB

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`Grand Hotel', clasico del cine norteamericano del director Edmund Goulding, con Greta Garbo y John Barrymore en la Miami Beach Cinemateque. IMdB

En la misma sala el domingo Grand Hotel (1932), clasico del cine norteamericano del director Edmund Goulding, con los enormes Greta Garbo, John Barrymore y Joan Crawford. Basado en la obra de teatro alemana Menschen im Hotel de Vicki Baum, el argumento gira en torno a una serie de historias entrecruzadas en el escenario de un hotel de Berlin, inspirado en el Hotel Adlon del barrio Unter den Linden. A las 5 p.m.



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El Bill Cosford Cinema continua con la exhibicion de Sunset (2019), produccion hUngara de

Lasz1O Nemes, ganador del Premio Oscar. Es 1931 y en Budapest, pleno corazOn de Europa, la joven Irisz Leiter llega a la capital de Hungria con la ilusion de trabajar en la mitica tienda de sombreros de su familia. Cierta maliana, un hombre llega a Irisz en busca de un tal Kalman

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Tesla quiere capacitar y reclutar talento En alianza con un grupo de instituciones de educacion superior, la compaiiia de Elon Musk lanza un programa de entrenamiento de expertos en sus vehiculos electricos.

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Tesla, liderada por Elon Musk, decidio aliarse con seis instituciones de

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Start, un entrenamiento intensivo diseriado para proporcionar a los

estudiantes las habilidades necesarias para tener una carrera exitosa en

Tesla.

Durante este programa, los participantes desarrollaran experiencia tecnica

obtendran certificaciones a traves de un esquema que combina teoria en

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,Quienes pueden aplicar?

Antonio Delgado dijo que los requisitos basicos incluyen haber terminado el nivel de escuela secundaria (highschool) y tener un permiso de trabajo en Estados Unidos, por lo que el talento puede ser Latinoamericano, si se

cumple con estos requisitos.

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electricidad, ayudaria".

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Para Delgado esta es una oportunidad Unica para los estudiantes, ya que "aun no hay muchos programas en vehiculos electricos. Estos son el futuro Tesla Start es pionero en preparar al talento que ese futuro requiere".

Dijo tambien que "no es 100% garantizado que todos los estudiantes de Tesla Start van a trabajar en Tesla pero, si lo hacen bien y si se graduan co todos los conocimientos, lo mas probable es que Tesla les ayude a encontrE

un puesto trabajo dentro de su organizaciOn".

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Lacalle: Una intervencion militar en Venezuela causaria un terremoto politico regional

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El expresidente uruguayo Luis Alberto Lacalle aseguro este martes en Bogota que una intervencion militar en Venezuela generaria "un terremoto politico" en America Latina porque se levantaria una "fortisima resistencia contra eso".

"La intervencion militar en la historia de hispanoamerica es una historia negra, es una historia contra la que nos hemos rebelado una y otra vez en el siglo XIX. Creo que una intervencion militar, que creo que ademas no la aconsejarian los mandos militares de Estados Unidos, seria una verdadera revolucion en todo el continente", manifest6 Lacalle.

El exmandatario uruguayo (1990-1995) particip6 en el coloquio "Asociarse por el futuro" en la Oltima jornada de la Cumbre Concordia de las Americas, que se celebra en la capital colombiana.

Para el expresidente, hay razones "historicas, ideologicas y aun practicas" para que no haya una intervencion militar en Venezuela y valoro lo hecho por Estados Unidos, la Organizacion de Estados Americanos (OEA) y algunos }Daises europeos para contrarrestar al regimen del gobernante venezolano Nicolas Maduro.

El pasado 10 de mayo, el jefe del Parlamento de Venezuela, Juan Guaido, al que mas de medio centenar de 'Daises reconocen como presidente interino del pals, manifesto que una "cooperacion militar extranjera no seria intervencion" porque la Asamblea Nacional puede autorizarla.

Guaido dijo que esa es una "opciOn" que este sobre la mesa y que han hablado del tema no solo con Estados Unidos, sino tambien con mandatarios como el presidente de Ecuador, Lenin Moreno.

Lacalle recalco que la intervencion militar "generaria una transformaciOn no buena de todos los paises de hispanoamerica", pese a lo cual no ahorro criticas al chavismo, al que definio como "version electoral del castrismo".

En el panel, el exmandatario uruguayo converso con el exembajador de EE.UU ante la ONU John Negroponte; el confundador de Concordia Nicholas Logothetis, y el presidente del Miami Dade College, Eduardo Padron.

La Cumbre Concordia de las Americas, que culmina hoy, tiene como ejes la crisis de Venezuela, la lucha contra el narcotrafico, el comercio, las nuevas tecnologias y el desarrollo de emprendimientos.

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Miami, 10 may (EFE).- El primer debate electoral de los aspirantes a la nominaci6n presidential por el Partido Dem6crata se celebrara en el Adrienne Arsht Center de Miami, informaron este viernes esa fuerza politica y la cadena NBC News, que emitira el programa junto con sus canales asociados Telemundo y MSNBC.

Debido al gran numero de aspirantes democratas, el debate tendra lugar en dos sesiones, el 26 y 27 de junio pr6ximos, con 10 candidatos en cada una de ellas.

Para estar en uno de estos grupos, las reglas del Comite National Democrata (DNC) establecen que los candidatos deberan haber logrado al menos un 1 % de intention de voto en tres de las principales encuestas nacionales o que mas de 65.000 personas hayan hecho aportaciones econOmicas a sus campanas, sin importar su cuantia.

Hasta la fecha, al menos 18 aspirantes a la nomination presidential democrata han logrado uno de estos dos requisitos y podran formar parte del debate, segun un analisis de NBC News.

En caso de que mas de 20 candidatos consigan calificar, tendran prioridad aquellos que hayan logrado los dos requisitos y posteriormente los que tengan mayor apoyo en intention de voto y, finalmente, en caso de empate, quien tenga mayor nUmero de donaciones.

Los debates, de dos horas de duraciOn, serail transmitidos en directo por las cadenas NBC, MSNBC y Telemundo, en este ultimo caso con traducciOn simultanea al espanol, y tambien se podran ver en "streaming" por diversas plataformas a traves de Internet.

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En las proximos semanas se anunciaran nuevos detalles, como los moderadores y el formato, de unos debates en los que el orden de intervencian de cada uno de los participantes se decidira por sorteo.

En este primer debate de cara a las elecciones presidenciales de 2020 se espera que comiencen a definirse las principales diferencias entre los candidatos dernocratas a suceder at republicano Donald Trump en la Casa Blanca.

El DNC ya habia anunciado previamente en marzo sus planes de organizar el primer debate en Miami, pero hasta este viernes se desconocia el lugar exacto, que finalmente sera el Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, que desde 2006 acoge habitualmente conciertos, obras de teatro y musicales y programas educativos.

Este centro pertenece al Miami Dade College, el centro universitario con mayor nUmero de alumnos de Estados Unidos y que ya en 2016 acogi6 en su campus de Kendall los debates republicanos y democratas que se Ilevaron a cabo en el sur de la Florida.

Cuando se anunci6 en marzo que Miami sera la sede, Tom Perez, presidente del partido, habia dicho que esta "vibrante y dinamica" ciudad refleja los valores y la diversidad del Partido Dernocrata" y que no habia un "lugar mejor" para iniciar la ronda de debates.

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musica, bane y mucho mas. Servicio gratuito de tranvia desde Mary Brickell Village y 13nckell Metrorail Station, cada 15 minutos a partir de las 6:3o p.m.

Detalles: Domino Plaza (Calle 8, entre las avenidas 13 y 17)

Viernes de tertulia con Eloy Cepero

Presentado por el periodista Luis de la Paz, es un evento artistico y literario, una retrospectiva de la creatividad e individualidad artistica, en la que se invita a diferentes artistas a ofrecer una mirada intima del cOmo y el por que de sus creaciones. Reconocidos pintores, actores, cantantes, criticos de arte, bailarines, directores, etc., seran entrevistados por el anfitriOn el periodista Luiz de la Paz para compartir con la audiencia sus y experiencias profesionales. Este viernes con el coleccionista de musica cubana y promotor cultura Eloy Cepero.

Detalles: Miami Hispanic Cultural Art Center, 8:3o p.m., 111 SW 5th Avenue, Miami FL. 33130, (786) 747-1677.

Sounds of Little Haiti

Es una experiencia cultural envolvente en el centro de Little Haiti. El concierto gratuito al aire libre es una oportunidad para que la diaspora haitiana, los miamenses locales y los turistas celebren la cultura haitiana y su influencia en la comunidad local. El patio al aire libre esta bellamente adornado con un colorido mural, un escenario de concreto y asientos. Ha sido un lugar de reunion unico para conciertos al aire libre, festivales y mas.

Detalles: Desde las 6 p.m. en Little Haiti Cultural Complex 212 NE 59Th Terr. Miami FL. (305) 960-2969.

Dance Now Miami!, Programa III, Puentes NO muros

Los puentes son simbolos de cooperaciOn y comunicaciOn, y un medio real para permitir que las personas se muevan de un lugar a otro. Cuando una de las principales companias de danza del sur de la Florida, Danza ahora Miami, se presenta por primera vez en el teatro Amaturo del Broward Center, se invocaran ambos significados de la palabra. Recien salido de la gira exitosa de la compafiia en Italia. Boletos: $35, $15, estudiantes y seniors. Ticketmaster (954) 462-0222.

Detalles: Amaturo Theater at Broward Center for the Performing Arts, 8 p.m., 201 SW 5th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale. [email protected], (305) 975-8489.

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No Kid Hungry es un evento culmano con los mejores chefs, bodegas y mixologos para acabar con el hambre infantil en los Estados Unidos. Un evento de comida y vino gourmet que contara con la cocina de 50 o mas restaurantes en el sur de la Florida.

Detalles: Ice Palace Studios, de 7-10 p.m., 59 NW 14th Street, Miami, Florida 33136. $125-$175.

Redland Show Internacional de orquideas

Uno de los mas grandes espectaculos anuales de orquideas en los Estados Unidos con mas de 50 Stands de exposiciones educativas y vendedores de orquideas. Un evento evaluado por la American Orchid Society, que muestra varios tipos de orquideas, plantas y suministros para la yenta, asi como conferencias de expertos, sorteos y comida internacional.

Detalles: Fruit & Spice Park, desde las 9 a.m. a 5 p.m., 24801 SW 187th Ave. Miami, Florida 33031. (305) 247-5727.

Exposition en honor al Mes de la Herencia Haitiana

Las obras expuestas reflejan la tierra, la religion, la economia y la historia de Haiti. Un artista estara en Sounds of Little Haiti ese fin de semana.

Detalles: Little Haiti Cultural Complex, 6:00 p.m., 212 NE 59Th Terr., Miami, FL. (305) 960-2969.

FlamenGO, programa especial del CCEMiami con artistas internacionales del mundo del flamenco

Prendidos, es un viaje a traves de diferentes palos del flamenco que se sustentan en los tres pilares basicos: guitarra, cante y baile. En el escenario el bailaor, Alfonso Losa junto a la bailaora invitada Vanesa Coloma, acompafiados en la guitarra por Jose Luis Rodriguez y por el cantaor Ismael Fernandez.

Detalles: 17 y 18 de mayo, 8 p.m., Miami Dade County Auditorim, 2901 West Flagler St. Miami, FL. 33135, (305) 547-5414, miamidadecountyauditorium.org

The Wharf, Fiesta por el dia de la Pizza

La Pizza artesana de Spris, celebra el Dia Nacional de la Pizza. Reciba una portion de pizza de cortesia con un rsvp en linea. No se pierda nuestra hora feliz a orillas del rio de 4 a 7 p.m., especiales de bebida. Tambien tapas tailandesas de Lung Yai, la chef Adrianne, Spris Artisan Pizza, MOJO Donuts, La Santa Taqueria, OG Ceviche & Seafood Shack, dulce y helado.


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Detalles: 17 y 18 de mayo, 12 p.m. y 3 p.m. respectivamente. The Whart Miamil114 Southwest North River Drive, Miami, FL 33130.

Festival del Renacimiento del Ron de Miami 2019

Principal evento internacional de ron presenta una celebracion Unica y emocionante de las bellas artes de la destilaciOn, la maduraciOn y la mezcla de los espiritus de la caila fina. Disfrute de una semana completa de fiestas VIP exclusivas en los lugares mas destacados de Miami, una gran exposicion de dos dias de las mejores marcas de ron, la emocion de Island Lifestyle Showcase, seminarios de celebridades, talleres y cOcteles, la competencia anual RumXP y premios, una oportunidad de codearse con dignatarios y notables expertos.

Detalles: viernes 17, de 4 a 8 p.m. Trade $25, General Admission $50, VIP $75. Sabado 18, de 2 a 10 p.m. Entrada general $50, VIP $75.1001 Este de Ponce de Leon Blvd Coral Gables FL 33134 (877) 855-3378.

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Cuba Queer, Ernesto Fundora, lectura en el Jardin botanic°

Su investigaciOn se centra en los canones dramaticos teatrales y los estudios de formaciOn canonica, la tradicion y la recepciOn clasicas, las literaturas latinoamericanas y caribeflas de los siglos XIX, XX y XXI, Su proyecto de disertaciOn analiza las formas en que las practicas de canonizaciOn, como la historiografia, el repertorio, las antologias y las instituciones educativas culturales, han estado construyendo lo que se puede llamar el canon teatral cubano.

Detalles: Jardin botanic° de Miami Beach, 4 p.m., 2000 Convention Center Drive, Miami Beach, Florida 33139.

Lip Service: Historias verdaderas

Out Loud es el evento de narracion de historias mas populares del sur de la Florida. Una mezcla de literatura, narraciOn, y teatro. Presenta ocho historias reales ante un pUblico en vivo. Las historias presentadas son hilarantes, desgarradoras, conmovedoras, embarazosas, inspiradoras, y todas son ciertas. Tenga en cuenta que las historias y el lenguaje de Lip Service, pueden no ser adecuados para los nifios.

Detalles: The Lightbox at Goldman Warehouse, 8 p.m., 404 NW 26 Street, Miami, 33127.

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Elogiado por su inteligencia por el New York Times, el Amernet String Quartet, ha sido reconocido como uno de los cuartetos de cuerdas excepcionales de hoy en dia, sirve como Ensemble-in-Residence en la Florida International University en Miami. The Quartet regresa a Mainly Mozart, con un programa de obras de Mozart, y se unen al aclamado pianista y director Michael Linville.

Detalles: Kislak Center UM Richter Library, 4 a 6 p.m., 1300 Memorial Drive. Coral Gables, FL 33124.

El estudio de danza Fred Astaire de Coral Gables presenta "La vuelta al mundo"

Un recorrido por el mundo a traves de espectaculos de danza del personal, los estudiantes y los campeones mundiales de cabaret Mikaylo y Tanya Azarov. El Showcase "Around the World" lo llevara a un viaje con musica y coreografias inspiradas en Espana, Irlanda, Cuba, Argentina y mucho mas.

Detalles: Miracle Theater, 6 p.m., 28o Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, FL 33134. (305) 443-0085, [email protected].

Voces del patrimonio: Este es nuestro tiempo. Presentado por African Heritage Cultural Arts Center

El Centro de Artes Culturales del Patrimonio Africano (AHCAC, por sus siglas en ingles) presenta "This Is Our Time", un concierto realizado por el conjunto vocal Voices of Heritage, con actuaciones de danza de la comparila Winds of Heritage. Los dos aclamados programas de aprendizaje de AHCAC.

Detalles: Centro Lou Rawls para las Artes Escenicas en Florida Memorial University, 7:oo p.m., 4470 NW 159 St., Miami Gardens. Los boletos $20 por adelantado en ThislsOurTimeEventbrite.com o $25 en la puerta.

Concierto Chopin para Todos (Gratis)

Con solo 19 arios, Andrew Li ya se esta ganando una reputation como el mejor pianista estadounidense de la nueva generaciOn. Andrew es el ganador del segundo premio en el Concurso Internacional de Piano.

Detalles: Sabado 18, 3 p.m., Broward County Main Library, 100 S. Andrews Ave, Fort Lauderdale. Domingo 19 de mayo, Granada Presbyterian Church, 95o University Drive, Coral Gables.

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La Feria del libro presenta: Leer para aprender libros para leer Read-a-thou

Los estudiantes de Doral Prep's National English Honor Society leeran un libro e inmediatamente despues otro; un maratOn de lectura de cuentos Read-a-thon, para nifios pequefios. Se serviran galletas y leche, proporcionadas por Milam's. Se anima a los nifios mas pequefios y a sus padres a compartir su amor por la lectura.

Detalles: Biblioteca de Pinecrest, 10:30 a.m., 5835 S. W. iiith Street, Pinecrest, FL 33156. Gratis y abierto a la comunidad.

Concierto de Nicky Jam en Miami

Es ganador del Latin Grammy e influyente artista de reggaetOn. Nicky Jam, esta terminando su gira del 2019 que lo ha llevado a traves de los Estados Unidos, en un total de 13 fechas. La gira Intimo de Nicky Jam sella las fechas con un concierto en Miami.

Detalles: American Airlines Arena, 8 p.m., 6o1 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33132.

Cuatrogatos y su evento anual, Palabra Viva Weekend

Propuesta cultural con el apoyo de la Ciudad de Coral Gables. El propOsito es explorar los vinculos de la literatura con otras expresiones artisticas, como la mUsica, el teatro y las artes visuales.

Detalles: Sabado 18, 7:3o p.m. ,E1 arpa de la lluvia, un performance literario-musical, con Cristina Rebull, Jorge Hernandez y otros artistas. El domingo 19 de mayo, a las ii a.m., En el Pais de la

Cocina, obra de teatro para nifios escrita por Antonio Orlando Rodriguez y Sergio Andricain, e interpretada por Leonardo Van Schermbeek y Saul Mauricio Mendoza, con el tema de la inclusion. Al finalizar la obra, Estevez impartira un taller de creaciOn de mascaras para los nifios y sus familiares. Estas dos actividades son gratuitas. Imago Art in Action, 165 Majorca Ave., Coral Gables, Florida 33134; (786) 857-6967, [email protected].

DOMINGO

Arte en el parque con Marie

Traiga a sus hijos y deje volar su imaginaciOn y creatividad haciendo manualidades y explorando todo tipo de medios y materiales para expresar su Picasso interior. Deje que los nifios creen

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mientras usted pace yoga. Gratis y abierto al public() con inscnpcion. Donacion sugenda de $15 por familia que ayudara con el costo de los suministros.

Detalles: Jardin botanic° de Miami Beach, 10 a.m. a 1 p.m., 2000 Centro de convenciones,

Miami Beach, FL 33139, (305) 673 - 7256.

Miami New Drama presenta VIVA LA PARRANDA

Experimente un nuevo y envolvente musical sobre la esperanza, la perseverancia y el ritmo alegre de la mUsica ancestral con los artistas del mejor album del New York Times, Betsayda Machado y La Parranda El Clavo. En espariol con supe titulos en ingles.

Detalles: hasta el 19 de mayo a las 8 p.m. Colony Theatre, 1040 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL. 33139, (305) 674-1040 [email protected], Ticketmundo Customer Service: (800) 211-

1414.

ART for US, recital: Conciertas mujeres

Un abrazo a la inspiraciOn con: Cristina Rebull, vocalista y actriz; Marisol Moreno, bailarina de flamenco; Ileana Cortijo, pianista y Ana Ruth Bermudez, chelista. Direction y production de Cristina Rebull.

Detalles: 19 de mayo y 23 de junio a las 5 p.m., Miami Hispanic Cultural Art Center, in SW 5th Avenue, Miami FL. 33130.

Let The Children Sing. Presentado por Miami Children's Chorus.

La temporada 2018-19 MCC., concluye el 19 de mayo cuando el grupo presenta su concierto anual de primavera, "Let The Children Sing". Este evento de celebraciOn muestra la excelencia artistica y la diversidad de los tres conjuntos de MCC., y honra su crecimiento personal y musical.

Detalles: First United Methodist Church of Coral Gables, 4 p.m., 536 Coral Way, Coral Gables, FL 33134, $5, 13 anos o mas.

ENTRESEMANA

Lo de Puerto Principe: Jose Marti entre armas, bandidos y traidores de Jose Raul Vidal y Franco

Este libro indaga un suceso historic° que involucra al Heroe Nacional de Cuba: el envio de armas para alentar el ambiente conspirativo en Cuba contra el yugo colonial espariol. El autor estara en conversation con la Dra. Rosa Leonor Whitmarsh, Julio M. Shiling y Jose Emilio Fernandez Cepero.

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Detalles: 22 de mayo, 7:3o p.m., Koubek Center del MDC, 2705 SW 3rd Street, Miami

Clausura de la exposicion, Ramon Alejandro vs Elio Rodriguez

Con la presentacion del catalog° de la muestra. El panel estara compuesto por los artistas, RamOn Alejandro y Elio Rodriguez, Alfredo Triff, profesor de filosofia Miami Dade College y el critico de arte y curador de la muestra, Dennys Matos, quien estara a cargo de moderar la presentaciOn.

Detalles: 23 de mayo, 7 p.m., Entrada gratuita CCEMiami 1490 Biscayne Blvd. Miam, FL.33132,

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$5, 13 aiios o mas. Clausura de Ia exposicion, `Ramon Alejandro vs Elio Rodriguez' Con Ia presentaci6n del catalogo de Ia muestra. El

panel estara compuesto por los artistas, Ram6n Ale-jandro y Elio Rodriguez, Alfredo Triff, profesor de filosofia Miami Dade College y el critico de arte y curador de la muestra, Dennys Matos, quien estara a cargo de moderar la presentacion.

Detalles: 23 de mayo, 7 p.m., Entrada gratuita CCE- Miami 1490 Biscayne Blvd. Miam, FL.33132, 305-448-9677

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Arte TIJONNE C ALLEN, Miami Norland Senior High ANNABELLE AMBROGi, Doral Academy Preparatory School GABRIELA SARAH BENTOLILA, Ben Lipson Hillel Community

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High School • JOSE A. PRIETO, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer CECILIA QUI NONES-WITEK, St. Brendan High School KATHERINE MARIA RODRIGUEZ, Medical Academy for Science

and Technology (MAST.) at HomeStead. VALERIE SAAD, Doral Academy Preparatory School

, • ANYAH KAMILLAH SAMUELS, Miami Southridge Senior High School

KEILY SANCHEZ, Barbara Goleman Senior High HERA SOYSAL, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School DANIA MARIA TOLEDO, Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory of

the Arts

- MARIAGUADALUPE VILCHEZ,Terra Environmental Researc

Institute BIANCA VIICETICH, iPreparatory Academy REBECCA ZALDIVAR, iMater Preparatory Academy HighSchool

MateMaticas JIYANSH AGARWAL, Coral Gables Senior High School CHAU N T ALLEN, Miimi Nodand Senior High DAVID ALEJANDRO ANDRADE, Miami Senior High School ALEXANDRA ISABEL AYALA, Gulliver Preparatory

1, NATHAN L. BONET, Monsignor EdwardPace High School ; ELIZABETH CAMPA, John A. Ferguson Senior High School

DANGELY CANABAL,DoralAcademy Preparatory School NATALIE AMELIA CARDENAS, Mater Academy ., BRIANA CI NTRON, G: Holmes Braddock Senior High School LISSETH SOFIA CRUZ, Miami Killian Senior High School JONATHAN DIAZ,Terra Environmental.Researchhtstitute

' , CARLOS ALEJANDRO ECHENIQUE, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School

CARLOS JESUS FERNANDEZ GUERRA, South Miami Senior High School

TIFFANY ANNE FERNANDEZ, Southwest Miami Senior High School

CORRADO GOVEA, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High School GABRIELLA ELISA HALL, Mast Academy ' MATIAS LANCEWICKI, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School JUSTIN ALLEN LANDROVE, Barbara Goleman Senior High ANNA MISTELE, Ransom Everglades School KEVIN ORDET, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School ISABELLA PEDRAZA PI NEROS, Miami Country Day. JACK POLK, Medical Academy for Science andTechnology

(MAST.) at Homestead . DANIELA RAIME, Ronald W. Reagan Doral Senior High

• ALEJANDRA ROMERO TRUJILLO, International Studies Preparatory Academy at Gables

JACOB REIS ROSENFELD, School for Advanced StudiesWolfson Campus •

IRELA SANCHEZ, Robert Morgan Educational Center . • EMILY SANUDO, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy • MATTHEW SOLOMON, Miami Palmetto Senior High School NICHOLAS A. SUAREZ, Christopher Columbus High School MICHEL VAZQUEZ DIAZ, Hialeah Miami Lakes Senior KYLE ELYAS VILLOTA, Coral Reef Senior High School

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Jueves, 13 de Junio, 2019 111 PM

Domingo, 23 de Junio, 2019 111 AM

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WBFS Sabado, 15 de Junio 22, 2019 12 PM

NO SE PIERDA LA CEREMONIA DE LOS PREMIOS SILVER KNIGHTS:

Ciencia MICHELLE SAMANTHA ALEMAN, John A. Ferguson Senior

High School JASMIN MARIA BAEZ MAIDANA, School for Advanced Studies

Wolfson Campus JULIO JAVIER BAIGORRI, Gulliver Preparatory MICHAEL BREGAR, MAST @ Flu Biscayne Bay Campus JESUS R. CAPO, Christopher Columbus High School • MEIA ZEREPHA FRANCIS CHAMBERS, Hialeah Miami Lakes

Senior JOSEPH CHERUBIN, Palmer Trinity'School CHLOE CHUA, Ransom Everglades School • JEREMY SIMON CROSS, Miami Country Day ARIELLE FEDEE, Westminster Christian School LEMUEL DAVID FERNANDEZ TAMAYO, Miami Sunset Senior

High School GABRIEL IGNACIO GALLARDO, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School ROSALI GONZALEZ, Miami Coral Park Senior High School OLIVIA GOTTLIEB, Dr. Michael M. Keep Senior High School. SAMANTHA HESS, South Miami Senior High School MICHELLEHUANG, Ural Reef Senloakb School ALIA HUTTON, Miami Palmetto Senior High School

.EKATERINA R..IVANOVA, Mast Academy DANIELLA M. LAVALIERE; SchoOl for Advanced Studies North

Campus IRENA BELLE LIAN, Doral Academy Preparatory School MICHELLE MARTI, Miami Beach Senior High School SAPPHIRE B MERVILUS, Miami Nodand Senior High AMANDA MORALES MOREIRA, Mater Academy MATTHEW MULLINGS, Medical Academy for Science and

Technology (MAST.) at Homestead LUIS JASON OROZCO, lose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy JESSICA CARIDAD PEREZ, Pinecrest Preparatory Middle-high

School .• KRISTI RAGHUNANDAN, Robert Morgan Educational Center KATHELYN RODRIGOEZ, City of Hialeah Educational Academy MILAGRO SANCHEZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High • SOPHIE SEPEHRI, Coral Gables Senior High School JULISSA STEWART, Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatoriof the Arts ALINA MARGARITA SUAREZ, Carrollton School of the Sacred

Heart . • ALEXANDRA MARIE ZAPATA, G. Holmes Braddock Senior

High School . KLAN ZARBAF, Terra Environmental Research Institute

Ciencias Sociales NEDEL M. AHMAD, North Miami Beach Senior High School ESTHER ALEXANDRE, Miami Lakes Educational Center GABRIELAARIEL AUGUSTE, Cutler Bay Senior High School ISABELLA BALBI-MASSO, Miami Southridge Senior High School I LANA BERLIAVSKY,A. Michael M. Krop Senior High School MARIA CERCEDO, School for Advanced Studies Kendall Campus ALEJANDRO DAMIAN, International Studies Charter High School LUKE (NANNING ELEGANT, Ransom Everglades School SOFIA GOLDGEWICHT, Coral Reef Senior High School VANESSA GONZALEZ, Terra Environmental Research Institute JESUS GABRIEL GONZALEZ, Arthur & Polly Mays Conservatory

of the Arts • - MICHAEL GOVEA, City of Hialeah Educational Academy GABRIEL HERNANDEZ, Westland Hialeah Senior High School ISABEL HORSFORD, Miami Sunset Senior High School " JOSEPH LATONI, Miami Beach Senior High School CLAUDIA LEON, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy • MARIA KARLA, LEON, Doral Academy Preparatory School NIKITA LEUS-OLIVA, Coral Gables Senior High School JENNIFER LINARES, Materkademy • EMELY LOSCALZO, Barbhra Goleman Senior High BRIANNA MALAGON, Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High

School ' KATHERINE ANDREA MARIN, John A. Ferguson Senior High

School DANIELLA.SOPHIA MAYA Miami Killian Senior High School ALYSSA IRAIDA MIGUEZ, Jose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy DIANA MONTALVO, St. Brendan High School . RONAN MYERS, Palmer Trinity School' . SOFIA, E. PALIS, International Studies Preparatory Academy at

Gables JUAN SEBASTIAN PARRA, G. Holmes Braddock. Senior High

School . • ASHLEY. PEREZ, Miami Coral Park Senior High School ELIZABETH ELOI DA POLONIO-ACOSTA, Somerset Academy

LAYLA ESTHER PROFETA, Mast Academy DAVID GERMAN RAEZ, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School DANIEL RAMIREZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High VALENTINA RIVE RDS, Westminster Christian School SAMANTHA MARIE RODRIGUEZ, Pinecrest Preparatory

Middle-high School RYAN ROSNER,,Miami Palmetto Senior High School • JESSICA SANCHEZ, South Miami Senior High School RENEE D. SEALY, Medical Academy for Science and Technology

(MASI) at Homestead • . ADRIANA PAOLA SELA, Mater Lakes Academy DEN'A SHANTELL SMITH, Miami Carol City Senior High-School FABIA ST. JUSTE, Monsignor Edward Pace High School CADEN L. WHELPLEY, Christopher Columbus High School RAQUEL ZOHAR, RASG Greater Miami Hebrew Academy

Oratorio NINA AHMADI, Design and Architecture Senior High School RITU AMARNANI, Doral Academy Preparatory School KRISTY BATISTA, School for Advanced StudiesWest Campus RAQUEL GUADM.UPE-MWAGROS BATTIFORA,JohnKrer6usOn- , Senior high School

• DIANNA JULIETH CAMELO, Miami Killian Senior High School , VYRLLE ZAMORA DIXON, Miami Southridge Senior High School LINH DAN DO, South Dade Senior High CHARLES E. GANNON, Christopher Columbus High School ZENZI GRAY, CenterforInternationhl Education JULIAN A. GUM, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer JACQUELINE HATCH, Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High Schod SABRINA HERRERA, Mast Academy . . BELEMA THELMA JOSIAH, North Miami Beach Senior HighSchool JOSEPH KRAVETZ, Miami Palmetto Senior High School VLADIMIR MARTINEZ-AMORE, Miami Coral Park Senior High School-RAQUELMORALES, Terra Environmental Research Institute ,CRISTIAN OCHOA, Coral Gables Senior High School IGNACIO ALEJANDRO OLMOS SORIANO, International Studies

Preparatory Academy at Gables IVAN ADRIANO PAGE, Mater Academy CHRISTIAN PAZ, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School EMILY MORGAN RODMAN, Ben Upson Hillel Community High School OLIVER STERN, Ransom Everglades School JOANDY VEGA, Hialeah Senior High School JIANAN ZHANG, Coral Reef Senior High School

Tecnica y Vocacional NINA AHMADI, Design and Architecture Senior High S • RYAN C. ARAQUE, Terra Environmental Research Institute ESTHER BENASAYAG, Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School MARIA BRAVO, School for Advanced Studies Wolfson CaMpus ANTONIO NICOLAS BRICENG, La Salle High School TIANN NINA CLERIZIER,William H. Turner Technical Arts JAMESHA ANN CORKER, Miami Northwestern Senior High School SEBASTIAN DE LA TORRE, Christopher Columbus High School GABRIELA DEAN, FelixVarela Senior High School ANA EUCEDAMATA, Westland Hialeah Senior High School.

MARTIN ANTONIO FRALLICCIARDI, BelenJesuit Preparatory School • MELODY GARZON, John A. Ferguson Senior High School , LILIANA MARIA GONZALEZ, Mater Academy LILIANA GONZALEZ, SouthiMiarni Senior High School IZABELLA HERNANDEZ, Barbara Coleman Senior High KARYNNE HERNANDEZ, G. Holdies Braddock Senior High School CAITLYN B. LANDSOM, Gulliver Preparatory REY LEON, Coral Gables Senior High School AMOS LUO, Miami Lakes Educational Center SAMANTHA SKYE MEADOR, Miami Arts Studio 6-12 at Zelda Glazer KATHERINE LJCETH MORALES PARDO,Medical Academy for

Science and Technology (MAST.) at Homestead . SOPHIA,CHRISTINA MORIN, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart KRISTYMULET, Robert Morgan Educational Center

• JOHANN,MIKHAIL PERSAUD, Miami Coral Park Senior High School MARLA RICART, Palmer Trinity School ANDREA ROMEU, Miami Sunset Senior High School JASMINE EMILY RUBIO, Coral Reef Senior High School HANNAH REBEKAH SERRALTA, School for Advanced Studies . .. Kendall Campus . . LEIDIMAIjY SIERRA, Southwest Miami Senior High School ABDIEL VASALLO VELIZ, Hialeah Gardens SeniocHigh JAZMINE VILLANUEVA, School for Advanced Studies West Campus JADA UNIQUE WATKINS, Homestead Senior High School.

• Idiomas Mundial • ALEJANDRA ISABEL ALMADA MARTINEZ, Mastkademy TABITHA BARSIMANTOV, Miami Killian Senior High School ARUSWBEOHAR, Miami Country Day NICOLE CAMHI, DE Michael M. Krop Senior High School NATALIE CHEVREL,Our Lady of Lourdes Academy JOSE DANIEL CIL, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School • HEIDI ANTONELLA CUEVA, PalmerTdnity School NOAH A: DEFAUWES, Christopher Columbus High School ALESSANDRA CAROLINA EGO-AGUIRRE, St Brendan High School • MANUEL SAUL FARIA DEABREU, Doral Academy Prephratory

School NATALIE FRAILE,John A. Fergusini Senior High School (, ANA RACHEL GARCIA, G. Holmes Braddock Senior HighSchool EMILIO RAMIRO GIACCHINO,Terra Environmental Research Institute LAURA GONZALEZ, Hialeah Gardens Senior High ANGELA HERNANDEZ, South Miami Senior High School. ROSS LADIS, Miami Palmetto Senior High School HELEN MENENDEZ, Miami Coral Park Senior High School VALENTINA RAVELO BOSCAN, International Studies Preparatory

Academy at Gables ANTHON LUC REW, North Miami Beach Senior High School NATALIA RODRIGUEZ,Coral Gables Senior High School CATLINA ROMELIA SANCHEZ, Mater Academy' KARINA ZACK, Coral Reef Senior High School YIDUAN ZHENG, Ransom Everglades School -

Silver Palms RICKY ALEXANDRE POPE, Miami Northwestern Senior High

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