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Former Miami-Dade School Board Vice Chair Lubby Navarro was back in court Friday as she faced a judge for a formal arraignment on multiple grand theft and fraud charges.
Radical changes are coming to the Miami-Dade School Board after a former member was arrested for allegedly racking up massive bills on her board-issued credit card.
Former Miami-Dade School Board Vice Chair Lubby Navarro appeared in court Wednesday for a Nebbia hearing following her arrest last week on grand theft and fraud charges.
In an exclusive interview with Local 10 News on Monday, the current chair of the Miami-Dade School Board spoke about the criminal charges levied against her former colleague on the board, Lubby Navarro.
Miami-Dade prosecutors say the ex-school board member used district funds to outfit her then-boyfriend's Hollywood business. And he doesn't have much to say about it.
Former Miami-Dade School Board Vice Chair Lubby Navarro spent a second night in jail, but was released Saturday night after posting bond following her arrest on grand theft and fraud charges Thursday.
A former member of the Miami-Dade School Board was arrested Thursday morning.
A day before a ban goes into effect that would prohibit elected officials from serving as lobbyists, the vice chair of the Miami-Dade School Board has quit as well as a Miami Shores councilmember.
The Miami-Dade School Board is holding a regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday at which time they will discuss whether to recognize October as LGBTQ History Month.
The Miami-Dade School Board is holding a special meeting Tuesday regarding the search for a replacement for outgoing Superintendent Alberto Carvalho.
The speedy search for a replacement for outgoing Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho continues with just about a dozen qualifying candidates and some vocal opposition to the process.
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Superintendent Alberto Carvalho and the Miami-Dade County school board will have to deal with a legal battle with the state of Florida after defying Gov. Ron DeSantis' order against school face mask requirements.
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It's coming down to the wire and Miami-Dade County's public school system has not yet made a decision on if masks will be mandated for students and teachers when classes begin Monday, Aug. 23.
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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – Medical officials joined members of the Miami-Dade School Board on Monday to present data on COVID-19 positivity rates, hospitalization, mortality, morbidity and ICU bed usage. Carvalho also addressed some other issues the district is seeing with online learning. “As a result of online learning, there are many students who have simply disappeared from our rolls across the county. School board members also talked about vaccines and asked doctors whether school staff members should be prioritized in receiving vaccines once they are available — something that hasn’t yet been determined. Broward County’s school board is scheduled to meet Tuesday.
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MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. – During its first in-person meeting of the new school year, the Miami-Dade County School Board had two options: whether to stick to the plan they recently approved or follow the state education commissioner’s request to reopen schools on Oct. 5. #BREAKING: Miami-Dade @MDCPS votes to reopen physical #classroom starting Oct. 5, then staggered until Oct. 9. Throughout meeting, loss of #millions of $$ in #funding was repeatedly discussed and part of the reason for scrubbing their previous vote to start Oct. 14. “It’s very frustrating,” said Miami-Dade School Board Member Lubby Navarro. Staggered return for selected students begins on October 5. https://t.co/rSLYzzQKqT pic.twitter.com/gcL7cfSU37 — Miami-Dade Schools (@MDCPS) September 30, 2020Added Miami-Dade School Board Member Martin Karp: “We want to take everybody’s considerations into mind.
