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MIAMI, April 21, 2008 - Kudos to Janee Brown, Sassy Clayton,Elizabeth Cassie Knight, Nataly Ruiz and Desiree Senti who were invited to attend the Women of Tomorrow's Project Prom Dress held at Merrick Park last Friday. The girls honed in on their make-up skills with a special workshop given by Nordstrom's make-up artist professionals, learned about retail merchandising and were presented with beautiful prom gowns. 

   The Reef congratulates its winners in the renown Theodore Gibson Oratorical Project for Region Center VI. Taking first places at the senior high level were Jason Anthony Culmer and Cassandra Lilavois. Legal & Public Affairs Academy member Jason gave a laudable performance for "The Sun Do Move."  Cassandra, a member of Visual & Performing Arts, presented a dramatic monologue entitled "Black is Beautiful." Good luck in the next round of competitions at the county level.  

   Congratulations to Ana M. De La Maza who was selected the Outstanding School Volunteer Liaison for 2008 last week at the impressive Miami-Dade County "Outstanding School Volunteer and Dade Partners Exemplary Awards Ceremony." Held at Jungle Island, Mrs. De La Maza was recognized  and honored for her professionalism in maintaining volunteer records, encouraging the Reef family to reach out and give back to the community and her impressive performance.

 







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About Coral Reef

Coral Reef Senior High School, Miami's Mega-Magnet, opened its doors in 1997 as a $32.3 million facility. Coral Reef is located in the Southwest of Miami-Dade County adjacent to the Richmond Heights community on 59 beautifully landscaped acres. Two open courtyards enhance the ambiance of the school environment. The campus includes a seven-acre community park, four outdoor basketball courts, six tennis courts, a quarter-mile track, football and soccer practice fields, and softball and baseball fields. In additional, there is an agriscience land-laboratory containing a greenhouse, garden, and aquatic and small animal areas. Large gatherings of students, parents and community members can be comfortably accommodated in the state-of-the-art school auditorium, which seats 804, and the gymnasium, which can accommodate over 2,000 people. The building itself measures 306,000 square feet excluding the courtyard, which measures over one acre. The initial budget was projected at $64.5 million, but when completed on June 19, 1997 the project required less money. Coral Reef Senior High School is a unique four-year mega-magnet high school comprised of six academics: International Studies/International Baccalaureate; Business/Finance; Agriscience/Engineering Technology; Leisure Medicine/Health Sciences; Visual/Performing Arts; and Legal/Public Affairs. In additional to the academic, a comprehensive program of activities and athletics is available to all students. Coral Reef maintains close ties with numerous community professionals, business, and agencies. Since the students have all applied to attend (and subsequently been selected by lottery) and parents/community totally support school programs, and environment exists which promotes: high levels of academic commitment to the school and outside community, and preparation for future success in the students, approximately 24 percent of whom are white, non-hispanic students, 24 percent are African-American students, 45 percent are Hispanic students, and eight percent are autistic, emotionally handicapped, as well as other health impaired. Visit Coral Reef Senior High School at http://coralreef.dadeschools.net for more information.

 

 

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