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The Orlando Technical College - South Campus staff works diligently to change the lives of its 4,500-plus students through education.

Union Park Middle staff enjoyed a night of fun at an Orlando Magic game. John Young Elementary staff and volunteers were excited to revive its Holiday Breakfast tradition with families before the winter break.

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Bay Lake Elementary Counselor Carida De La Torre and her colleagues hosted Cookies with the Counselor for students and their families to learn about the importance of mindfulness. Staff at Silver Pines Academy K-12 Learning Center enjoyed a sweet holiday treat thanks to the local Sam's Club.

Families of Mollie Ray Elementary enjoyed a generous Thanksgiving meal thanks to the kindness of partners from First Baptist of Orlando's First Academy.

It was a sleigh-full of happiness for the Facilities Fiscal team during the winter holidays. The Minority Achievement Office, led by Minority Achievement Officer Jennifer Bellinger (center), will be going out to schools to read during Black History Month.

Edgewater High faculty and staff were invited to wear their favorite ugly sweater and dress as their favorite holiday character prior to winter break.

Deputy Superintendent Maria Vazquez helped students load a few supplies at the Second Harvest Food Drive at Evans High in December. Chief of Staff Bridget Williams (far right) attended the Orlando Magic game where Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer (middle blue hat) recognized MLK Youth Humanitarian award winners who received scholarships to Tennessee State University.