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The intense four-week boot camp emphasized not only solar energy construction, but also leadership and life skills necessary to rise out of poverty. ....
The Women Who Write Club was established this year at Suncoast High School in Riviera Beach to help female students expand their literary prowess. ....
When he was in seventh grade, Charlie Porter’s hands shook just before he was to perform his first improvised trumpet solo. Beads of sweat rolled down his neck, and his thoughts filled with doubt. It was an outdoor lunch concert in public. Randy Sonntag, founding dean at the Dreyfoos School of the Arts in West Palm Beach, sensed Porter’s anxiety and said, “Look, it’s easy.” Sonntag proceeded to play badly on purpose to show Porter that it was OK to play and not worry about sounding “correct” or “right.” “Once I saw him do that, I knew I could do it, and I have been trying ever since,” Porter said. ....
Ascending into the clouds as she learns from pro pilots gives Madison Fauntleroy goosebumps every time. “Having the opportunity to be a part of the BASA program has allowed me to have an in-depth education in aerospace and aeronautical science, which translates into my current and future pilot training,” said the 16-year-old from Palm Beach Gardens. BASA stands for Boynton Aerospace Science Academy, which offers a specialized curriculum in aviation, aeronautical science, aviation maintenance, and unmanned aircraft systems. The Boynton Beach Community High School program is affiliated with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. BASA offers, among other itinerary, a mentorship program whereby airline pilots, aerospace engineers, mechanics, and other aviation professionals are paired with BASA students. This increases their exposure to aviation careers and allows them the opportunity to network at an early age. ....
Kurt Wallach was 7 when he and his family fled the Nazis in Magdeburg, Germany, in 1933. What ensued was a three-year journey that led to a new beginning in the United States. Wallach wants to ensure his experience and those like his are remembered. For their struggle as well as their triumph. That’s the impetus behind a $20 million gift to Florida Atlantic University its largest gift in school history to create the Kurt and Marilyn Wallach Institute for Holocaust and Jewish Studies housed in FAU’s Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters. “We speak for those who cannot speak, and we remember all the victims including our family members who perished needlessly,” Kurt Wallach said. “No one should ever be subjected to such horror. We hope that through the education we can provide that lives will be saved and history will not be repeated.” ....