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...
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...
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...
As a school with a large Hispanic population, Downtown Doral Charter Upper School takes pride in Hispanic Heritage Month. Ms. Moreno, the Foreign Language Department Head, discussed the activities her...
With the start of a new school year, there were many additions to DDCUS' faculty. A new member of the DDCUS staff is Mr. Perez. He is in the Social Studies Department. As a first-generation immigrant,...
The volleyball season has started and the Downtown Doral Charter Upper School girls volleyball team is already on fire. The Varsity team won the first game 3 to 0, and the JV team won 2 to 0 against Imater....
Today, the annual Club Fair will be held in DDCUS' dining hall, from 2:40 pm - 4 pm.
This is a student-led only event. Students who are interested in school clubs are able to walk around and observe...
On September 7, 1822, the Republic of Brazil became free from the claws of the United Kingdom of Portugal.
This year celebrates the bicentennial of Brazil’s Independence Day. It is an important...
Born in Cuba and raised in Miami, Ms. Santiesteban received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Florida International University in 2021, and is currently pursuing her Master in Psychology with a...
Last week, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the controversial, "Parental Rights in Education" bill. This law prevents Florida teachers from discussing gender and sexual orientation to students in kindergarten...
Mr. Rosentstein has an interesting backstory. While he might seem like a regular World History teacher, he is the least "regular" person at DDCUS.
Born and raised in Miami Beach, Florida, Mr. Rosenstein...
