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Sunday, June 7, 2026 · Seminole County

Excel Academy Celebrates Women With Denim & Pearls Brunch

Excel Academy Celebrates Women With Denim & Pearls Brunch

Excel Academy of Southwest celebrated women's achievements at a Denim & Pearls brunch featuring beauty professional and sorority member Jumoke Tillman-Howell as guest speaker.

Sunday, June 7, 2026
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St. Thomas Law Trial Team Wins Award for Best Closing Argument at ABA Mock Trial Competition

The St. Thomas Law Trial team, including Opa Locka students, competed in the 25th anniversary American Bar Association Criminal Mock Trial Competition, with Nataly Gutierrez winning Best Closing Argument.

Sunday, June 7, 2026

ECPI Student Veterans Push Their Case on Capitol Hill

Five student veterans from ECPI University advocated for education policy changes during Capitol Hill Day, meeting with members of Congress including Congresswoman Jen Kiggans.

Sunday, June 7, 2026

ECPI Instructor's Article Examines AI's Role in Cybersecurity

Joe Guerra, a cybersecurity instructor at ECPI University, explores artificial intelligence's expanded role in cyber defense in a new article published in Cyber Defense Magazine.

Sunday, June 7, 2026

UF Eyes $500M Engineering Boom to Tackle Florida Tech Shortage

The University of Florida is pushing for $500 million in state funding to expand engineering facilities, aiming to supercharge STEM education amid Florida's booming tech sector. The proposal targets workforce gaps in high-demand fields like data science and advanced manufacturing. With Gainesville at the epicenter, UF's multibillion-dollar building spree could reshape the state's innovation landscape.

Sunday, June 7, 2026

Florida Senate OKs Bill Capping Teacher Tenure at 4 Years

In a bold move to elevate classroom performance, the Florida Senate has passed legislation limiting teacher tenure to just four years while mandating merit-based evaluations. The measure, aimed at statewide public school gains, reignites a decade-old debate on accountability versus job security. Backed by GOP leaders, it heads to the House amid teacher union pushback.

Sunday, June 7, 2026