It was the first day of Spring Break and the young students in attendance decided to forgo the usual vacation activities for a unique educational experience.
ASPIRA's annual "Young Muchachos and Muchachas Conference", held at Broward College's South Campus on Friday, March 22, featured a variety of guest speakers who shared their experience and insight regarding the social, economic, and cultural issues youth face today.
The overall purpose of the event was to provide students with the knowledge necessary to emerge as the leaders of tomorrow with the belief that given the right tools and opportunities, anyone can learn to recognize and utilize their own potential.
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This year ASPIRA Youth Leadership Development program serviced 1,365 ASPIRANTES from more than 15 different ethnic backgrounds.
ASPIRA Charter South has made AYP for three consecutive years.
Graduates of ASPIRA Charters have graduated high school and have gone on to Florida universities including UF, FSU, UM, FIU, and FAU
99% of ASPIRA Charter South students are writing at proficiency level.
It was the first day of Spring Break and the young students in attendance decided to forgo the usual vacation activities for a unique educational experience.
