After weeks of planning, the international movement inviting teens to take action against climate change because it is “the last hour to do so” dubbed by the hashtag “#ThisIsZeroHour” came alive in one powerful youth march. The Zero Hour Fort Lauderdale Youth Climate March, planned directly by American Heritage alumni and students, marched in Esplanade Park in Fort Lauderdale from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, July 21, 2018. Keep Reading
For Mu Alpha Theta students, the whole year is dedicated to achieving their goal of advancing to and winning at the 2018 National Mu Alpha Theta Convention. This year, 39 students competed at the National Mu Alpha Theta Convention in Colorado Springs July 8-13. Keep Reading
At Heritage, the transition from junior to senior year manifests itself on the festive Step-Up Day. The class of 2019 came to school ready to establish their newly-acquired status as seniors on Monday, May 21, following the graduation ceremony that took place over the weekend. Keep Reading
Out of the many rigorous programs offered at Heritage, science research is unique. Students begin the developing and completing their respective projects well before the rest of the student body thinks about his or her science fair project. Five science research students had their projects make their way to Pittsburgh, Penn last week to represent American Heritage School and the state of Florida at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Keep Reading
The EEC is full of different species of animals that enjoy those who visit, including Sheldon the turtle and Tommy the parrot. However, next time you visit the environmental center, expect newcomer Percie the lovebird to welcome you as he perches on your shoulder. Keep Reading