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Our spacious cafeteria is a lovely place to have a wedding, banquet or meeting. We can hold up to 150 people. There is a full kitchen, tables and chairs. Cleaning fee to be paid in cash.

Enroll now for fall of 2022. We are committed to developing basic and advanced skills by maintaining a high level of enthusiasm among our student through caring and dedicated staff. The core subjects are reading, mathematics, grammar, process writing, science and health, social studies, Bible, hand writing, and spelling. The curriculum is enriched with computer literacy and the use of tablets. Also our program offers art, music, Spanish, physical education, and tae kwon do. We have classes for Kindergarten through 12.

This year we are offering a fun filled summer camp for the students in grades K thru 12. We will have daily field trips and enrichment programs to enhance their summer experience. We will have the kids participate in weekly arts and crafts projects and outdoor activities while in a safe environment where our campers can have fun for the summer.

iHeart is the largest radio broadcasting company in America. Radio stations in the /Ft. Lauderdale market includes Y100, Big 105.9, Magic 93.9 , Tu 94.9, 103.5 The Beat, News Radio 610, 940 WINZ, Sports, 92.1 Real Radio and 1290 WJNO.

With over 1 million weekly listeners, personalities include Elvis Duran and the Y100 Morning Show, Michelle Fay, Mack in the Afternoon, Valentine at Night and Drew After Dark. Core artists range from Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Calvin Harris, Drake and Ariana Grande. Y100 is the South Florida’s leading and heritage Top 40 radio station. Listeners are multi-generational, with a high Hispanic composition. Connecting with college graduates, working moms, teens, singles and married fans,

Over 650,000 weekly listeners know Big’s personalities include The Paul Castronovo Show, Aly, Doc Reno, and Dave Hill. Core artists include: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Van Halen, and the Rolling Stones. WBGG is South Florida’s only Classic Rock station. A loyal listener base that loves outdoor activities and going to shows. Partnering with the community, the station is involved in a variety of different promotions that embrace the core “Classic Rock” fan.

MIA is a mix of Spanish and English pop from the 80s and 90s with Spanish language personalities. The station coverage the greater Miami area reaching adult listeners 25-54 with a good mix of males and females.

Tu has over 718,000 weekly listeners, the home of Enrique Santos, Ozzi Muniz, and Yako. Core artists include Marc Anthony, Carlos Vives, Daddy Yankee, J Balvin, Enrique Iglesias, Maluma, Nicky Jam and Prince Royce. Tú is Miami’s new generation Hispanic lifestyle station playing Spanish top-40 format. Its music and imaging targets Adults 18-49 in the way they socialize in their day to day life and how they love to listen to their upbeat, varied and up to date music.

103.5 The Beat is Miami’s New #1 for Hip Hop and R&B and reaches nearly 610,000 weekly listeners. When it comes to new music, hits, artist news, interviews and anything Hip Hop, 1035 The Beat is where it’s at. Our edgy approach attracts a strong audience that serves the tastemakers and trendsetters in the Hip Hop and R&B community of South Florida. We’re the only station in South Florida that matters when it comes to Hip Hop and R&B Period!

With a quarter million weekly listeners, NewsRadio 610 is South Florida’s most influential, news, talk, traffic and severe weather station. It’s the region’s most trusted source for breaking news, instant reaction to current events and Operation Stormwatch. Smart, relevant and entertaining talk is the cornerstone of WIOD’s spoken word programming featuring local hosts including former Miami Dolphin player and now broadcaster Jimmy Cefalo and Miami’s own Fernand andi. The legendary Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Glenn Beck headline the National lineup of powerhouse hosts. WIOD’S audience is smart, affluent, and civically engaged. For over 80 years, South Floridians have turned to WIOD for news and information and that community tradition is stronger than ever.