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    This Is What Community Looks Like

    May 6, 20262 Mins Read42 Views
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    Students from Broward pose together in Tallahassee, representing the next wave of prospective “Future Rattlers” inspired by their college visit experience.
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    Broward County high school students gather on the campus of Florida A&M University during Spring Preview 2026, exploring academic opportunities and campus life.

           BROWARD COUNTY, FL — One trip to Tallahassee turned into something much bigger than a college visit for a group of Broward County high school students. It became a moment of inspiration, connection, and vision one that could shape their futures for years to come.

    Students traveled together to attend Florida A&M University’s Spring Preview 2026, where they experienced firsthand the culture, pride, and opportunity that define the historic institution. For many, it was their first time stepping onto a college campus of this scale. For others, it solidified a dream that had already begun to take root.

    Throughout the visit, students engaged with faculty, explored academic programs, and connected with current college students who shared their journeys. The energy on campus was unmistakable vibrant, welcoming, and filled with possibility. It wasn’t just about academics; it was about belonging.

    Educators and chaperones emphasized that the trip represented more than a single event. It was part of a broader effort to expose students to higher education pathways and empower them to envision themselves beyond high school.

    “We’re not just sending students to college,” one organizer shared. “We’re building legacy.”

    That message resonated deeply. As students walked the campus, many began to see themselves not just as visitors, but as future members of the Rattler community. The experience planted seeds of ambition and confidence key ingredients for long-term success.

    The trip also highlighted the strength of community support in Broward County. From school leaders to mentors and families, the collective effort to provide opportunities like this reflects a shared commitment to student achievement.

    By the end of the day, one thing was clear: the journey to Tallahassee may have been brief, but its impact will be lasting. These students returned home not only with memories, but with motivation and a clearer vision of what lies ahead.

    For many, the future now includes a bold possibility: becoming part of the next generation of Rattlers.

    #FAMUly #FutureRattlers #BrowardRattlers

    the collective effort to provide opportunities like this reflects a shared commitment to student achievement. The trip also highlighted the strength of community support in Broward County. From school leaders to mentors and families
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    Carma Henry

    Carma Lynn Henry Westside Gazette Newspaper 545 N.W. 7th Terrace, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Office: (954) 525-1489 Fax: (954) 525-1861

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