New Schools Open for First Day in Florida and Texas

The new St. Andrews Bay STEM Academy in Florida has welcomed its inaugural class of 60 students, with a focus on transitioning from high school to college-level expectations and offering specialized training in drone and robotics through a partnership with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Meanwhile, Nature Explorers Preschool at the Oklahoma City Zoo has opened its doors for pre-K students, marking the start of the school year for young learners. Palm Beach Public Elementary School celebrated the first day of school with approximately 360 students, and Principal Christie Schwab highlighted the school's A-rating and the theme 'Be the One' to promote kindness among students. In Corpus Christi, Texas, Creekside Elementary also welcomed its first students ever, with Superintendent Dr. Roland Hernandez expressing enthusiasm for the new campus and its impact on the community. All these schools are emphasizing smooth transitions and positive learning environments as the new academic year begins.