VOTE FOR THE LEGACY
What earlier generations built is ours to protect. Linda Cothiere Aristide is a Miami-Dade public school teacher, endorsed by United Teachers of Dade. Runoff: Tuesday, November 3.
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- Black families in Florida gave money, land and labor to build these schools.
- Their children came to learn.
- September 8, 1959. A mother walks her daughters to Orchard Villa Elementary, the first school in Dade County to integrate.
- In 1963, Dade County classrooms opened to children who fled Cuba.
- In 1981, to Haitian students in Liberty City.
- Every generation, the doors opened wider.
- Now a state law lets charter operators move into our public school buildings. Rent free.
- What they built is ours to protect.
- Linda Cothiere Aristide is a Miami-Dade public school teacher, endorsed by United Teachers of Dade.
- And as a Carol City alumna, she is a proud product of these schools.
- Vote for the legacy. Vote Linda Cothiere Aristide, for School Board, District 1.
- Disclaimer: “Political advertisement paid for and approved by Linda Cothiere, nonpartisan, for Miami-Dade County School Board, District 1.”Endorsed by United Teachers of Dade.
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