Originally founded in 1965 as a campus for students with learning disabilities, Heritage has seen a wide breadth of teachers and students. Yet, some teachers have remained for over 20 years, staying as they watch students, buildings and more change around them. (Photo/Mrs. Williams) Keep Reading
The new school year saw students returning to school, allowing them to experience in-person learning after, for some, more than a year online. For senior Sean Kaps and his sister, sophomore Sydney Kaps, however, this “normal” school year has been anything but. (Photo/Sydney Kaps) Keep Reading
Out of all nationwide private high schools, American Heritage produces the highest number of National Merit Scholars: last year, both campuses had 74 Finalists, 77 Semifinalists, and 52 National Commended Scholars in total. (Photo/@americanheritagebroward on Instagram) Keep Reading
There are benefits to both styles of learning and students must decide which option they prefer. I enjoyed virtual learning, but there simply is no comparison for experiencing classes in person. (Photo/Irene John) Keep Reading
Ellaheh Gohari shares her three favorite meals to make at home. (Photo/Ella Gohari) Keep Reading