At the 2023 Art Collective, big changes are being made, and this doesn’t stop with Ms. Novela’s high school dance classes, who will perform their rendition of Disney’s classic, High School Musical....
The long-awaited DDCUS Art Collective is finally on its way. Organized by Ms. Rivera, Ms. Manavello, and the Arts Department, the event will take place on March 10th.
1. How has the process of organizing...
As a teenager, finding out what to do in life can be a challenge. Fortunately, the newly elected Vice Mayor of Doral, Rafael Pineyro, never questioned his life's calling: public service.
After...
"Halfway-Half Day" - hosted by the Class of 2023 - featured great snacks and games like Twister, ping-pong, and Mario Kart, for seniors.
Student, Daniela Ortiz, said, "It was a good time for seniors...
What better way to test a student’s knowledge than by teaching it to their peers? DDCUS students have formed Students Tutor Students, sponsored by Ms. Antelo. This a club/zone that offers free tutoring...
Surrounded by clear blue waters and a view of the city, high school seniors spent the day at The Rusty Pelican in Key Biscayne to celebrate DDCUS' first Senior Breakfast.
Everyone was dressed beautifully...
Goaallll!
On January 12, the DDCUS Senior class was celebrated at the first soccer Senior Night held in Tropical Park. Senior from the first graduating class ended their year playing the sport they...
DDCUS senior, Lucy Gonzalez, is off to Syracuse University in New York on a full ride scholarship awarded by the prestigious Posse Foundation.
The Posse Foundation awards fully paid tuitions to select...
DDCUS students had the incredible honor of talking to Holocaust survivor, Jack Waksal.
In 1944, when Mr. Waksal was a teenager, he saw his parents and sisters killed at Pionki, a concentration camp in...
Mr. Fabelo is not only a DDCUS P.E. coach, but he is also the director of the DDCUS news broadcast. Mr. Fabelo likes to enjoy his free time editing videos, attending rock concerts, and going to Miami Heat...
Ms. Macias joined the ELA department at DDCUS this year. Born and raised in Miami, Ms. Macias graduated from the University of Miami in 2020, majoring in English Literature with a double minor in Education...
DDCS hosted the Hispanic Heritage Festival at the Upper School in October. This festival was not limited to the two schools, but to all who wanted to join in on the festivities, such as local residents...
