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M-DCC Recognizes Dr. Steve Gallon III for the 2025 Garth C. Reeves Sr. Citizen of the Year Award
District 1 2025 School Grades - Highlights and Achievements
Recent data reveals that Florida test scores have significantly declined following the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The abrupt shift to remote learning and periods of school closures impacted students' academic progress, particularly in core subjects like math and reading. Educators and officials are now examining the results to identify gaps in learning and strategize solutions for recovery. Efforts include increased tutoring, summer programs, and additional resources to support affected students as schools continue to adapt to evolving educational challenges.
Florida test scores plummet after COVID-19 pandemic disrupted schools
The President of United Teachers of Dade is providing updated information regarding a teacher who was recently deported to Honduras. According to the president, the union is working closely with local authorities and legal representatives to gather details about the circumstances surrounding the deportation. The organization is committed to supporting its members and their families during this difficult time. Further updates will be shared as more information becomes available, and the United Teachers of Dade encourages anyone with questions to contact their office directly.
Miami-Dade school board member weighs in on deported teacher
Inside Miami Northwestern Senior High School, history is being made by Jaiel Langston. Known for academic excellence and innovative thinking, Jaiel has contributed significantly to the school community. Through leadership in student organizations and participation in special projects, Jaiel’s influence is visible throughout the campus. Teachers and peers recognize this commitment to achievement and positive change. As more students are inspired by these actions, Miami Northwestern Senior High School continues to grow as a result of Jaiel Langston’s impressive accomplishments. Inside Miami Northwestern Senior High School, history is being made by Jaiel Langston.
Proposed Florida bill threatens to cut several college readiness programs, courses
Dr. Steve Gallon III, a Miami-Dade County School Board member, recently wrapped up his second year of the “Financial Literacy Senior Symposium,” a hands-on initiative that brings financial literacy education directly into District 1 schools. In a candid and insightful interview on the Can We Talk Podcast, hosted by Janey Tate, Dr. Gallon reflected on this year’s impact and why this work matters now more than ever. Follow @hylonews on all social media platforms and head to hylonewsmiami.com for more news and information dedicated to Black & Brown Millennials.
Dr. Steve Gallon III, Talks Financial Literacy for HS Seniors; His Iconic Tenure as MNW Principal
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Amid growing deportation concerns, South Florida school districts are taking a stand to protect student privacy and ensure schools remain safe spaces for learning. Dr. Steve Gallon III addresses the commitment of Miami-Dade schools to safeguarding student information and supporting families affected by immigration policies. Watch as he discusses the legal protections in place, the district’s stance, and what this means for students and educators. Stay informed—like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on education policy and student rights.
Dr. Steve Gallon III: Protecting Student Privacy Amid Deportation Fears
As discussions emerge about abolishing the U.S. Department of Education, Dr. Steve Gallon III joins Miami-Dade officials in reacting to the potential impact on students, educators, and public education. In this video, Dr. Gallon shares his insights on what this means for educational equity, funding, and the future of local school districts. Stay informed and join the conversation—don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates on education policy and advocacy.
Dr. Steve Gallon III Reacts to Plan to Abolish U.S. Department of Education
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