CLASSES MOVE ONLINE
What do Keys students think about the new normal for their education? We asked a few, and here’s what they had to say:
Max Childress
6th...
DIGITAL LEARNING BEGINS
While the state Department of Education has said that all Florida schools will be closed through May 1, that doesn’t mean kids are off...
Parents, students: It’s going to be okay
For all but a handful of counties, public schools across Florida are going digital this week in order to combat COVID-19 and flatten the...
Free online boating safety courses available
As many find themselves with more time at home than things to do, we wanted to alert you to two free, online boating courses...
Free Online Certificate in Hospitality and Tourism Management from FAU
As hotels, restaurants and bars closed in the Keys, many hospitality workers are now unemployed or working significantly fewer hours. To help those affected,...
Virtual Learning FAQs
What if my child doesn’t have access to a computer or internet access?
A computer can be provided via the Chromebook distribution process...
Schools distribute laptops to students
By Jim McCarthy, Sara Matthis and Mandy Miles
Monroe County schools are in the process of distributing Chromebooks to students who need the laptop computers...
Museums launch virtual programming to continue education, expand reach
Local museums are using creativity and technology to keep members engaged, entertained and, most importantly, at home.
“People checked in from as far away as...
Pick up meals, Chromebooks and free AP review
On March 16, the Florida Department of Education announced that all public and private K-12 schools would be closed through April 15. With school...
