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Carnegie Mellon campus heading to Wynwood
Carnegie Mellon University announced that hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin is donating $3 billion, with the bulk of the money for a new campus in Miami focused on societal challenges. NBC6’s Lorena Inclan reports
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Blanche Ely High School students get hands-on experience with new food truck
School officials say Blanche Ely is the first school in Florida and the 12th in the nation to receive a food truck through the Intuit program.
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Carnegie Mellon University to open Miami campus with $2B donation from Citadel CEO
Carnegie Mellon University, the prestigious institution based in Pennsylvania, will be opening a campus in Miami following a landmark donation from Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin. NBC6’s Julia Bagg reports.
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Carnegie Mellon University to open Miami campus with $3B donation from Citadel CEO
The plan is to create a 35-acre state-of-the art campus located in Wynwood that will start enrolling students in 2028.
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TEACHER SURVEY: South Florida teachers weigh in on affordability, enrollment, immigration, AI and more
More than 1,200 teachers from Miami-Dade and Broward participated in NBC6 and Telemundo 51’s annual teacher survey
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Teachers discuss AI and social media impacts in the NBC6 survey
87% of teachers support banning cellphones at school all day in all grade levels.
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Teachers surveyed about concerns with technology in the classroom
In NBC6’s annual teacher survey, 87% of teachers support banning cellphones at school all day in all grade levels. NBC6’s Ari Odzer reports
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NBC6 survey shows many teachers think fear of immigration enforcement is impacting their schools
A few years ago, school overcrowding was the big issue. Now, the opposite is true. More than 75% of teachers in our survey said enrollment has dropped in their school.
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Teachers concerned over immigration enforcement and dropping enrollment
A few years ago, school overcrowding was the big issue. Now, the opposite is true. More than 75% of teachers in NBC6’s survey said enrollment has dropped in their school. Ari Odzer reports
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Florida Board of Education approves AI guidelines for K-12 schools, colleges
“Artificial intelligence is already in the classroom, and the rules before you today are about keeping Florida in front, rather than reacting,” said Education Commissioner Henry Mack.
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NBC6's teacher survey results are in, and affordability is the top concern
Thirty-nine percent of teachers who took our survey said they have year-round second jobs, 15% have summer jobs, and for some, a second gig is always a possibility.
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Rising costs push teachers to side hustles
Thirty-nine percent of teachers who took our survey said they have year-round second jobs, 15% have summer jobs, and for some, a second gig is always a possibility. NBC6’s Ari Odzer reports
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School districts hoping voters pass ‘crucial' teacher supplement referendums
“Secure the Next Generation” in Broward and “Secure Our Future” in Miami-Dade do essentially the same thing: They provide salary supplements to teachers.
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Schools districts seek renewal of funding referendums
Educators and community leaders in Broward and Miami-Dade counties are asking voters to once again support public school teachers by renewing referendums in each county that help school staffers afford to live and work in South Florida. NBC6’s Ari Odzer reports
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Families' interest in their kids' education is falling around the globe as scores drop, test shows
Almost every country, including the U.S., saw a drop in families’ support for their kids’ education, as measured by questions about how often parents talk to their kids about schoolwork.
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Americans' satisfaction with schools is at a low point, new Gallup poll shows
Experts on education and school policy say the findings are deeply concerning but not surprising.
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New financial literacy course offered to high school students in South Florida
In its first year, the course is being available at more than 15 schools in Miami-Dade County and seven in Broward County.
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New financial literacy course offered to high school students in South Florida
In its first year, the course is being available at more than 15 schools in Miami-Dade County and seven in Broward County.
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Rafael Villalobos starts Wednesday as Miami-Dade County Public Schools superintendent
The new superintendent will take the reins on Wednesday, long before retiring Superintendent José Dotres’ contract ends in February.
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Should South Florida schools use real grass or artificial turf? The choice is about more than looks
The choice between using real grass or artificial turf for a field is about more than looks.