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Imagine Plantation Welcomes Students for New Academic Year
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Imagine Plantation Welcomes Students for New School Year

Imagine Plantation Principal Ethiel Calvo-Torres welcomed students, families and staff to the school for the new academic year, emphasizing a focus on learning, growth and community involvement.

09/28/2026 · Plantation edition

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Principal Ethiel Calvo-Torres welcomed students, families and staff to Imagine Plantation as the school began a new academic year. The message, sent to the school community, marked the start of a period focused on learning and growth.

The school year beginning offers a chance to reconnect with the Imagine Plantation family and welcome returning students and new faces. Calvo-Torres highlighted educators and staff for preparing an engaging curriculum designed to spark curiosity and foster a love for learning.

Imagine Plantation will continue its commitment to creating a safe, inclusive and supportive environment where each student’s unique talents are recognized and celebrated. The school emphasizes academic excellence and plans to incorporate new resources to enhance the educational journey for its students.

Parents and guardians are encouraged to be active partners in their children's education. Opportunities for participation include school activities, parent-teacher conferences and volunteer roles. "Our doors are always open, and we invite you to participate in our various school activities, parent-teacher conferences, and volunteer opportunities," Calvo-Torres said. The school anticipates a year of enthusiasm and nurturing student potential.

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