Plantation High School Celebrates Grand Opening of New Media Center
Plantation High School officially celebrated the opening of its newly renovated Media Center with a ribbon cutting ceremony, marking an exciting milestone for students, staff, and the broader school community. The new space represents a significant investment in modern learning environments designed to support collaboration, creativity, and student success.
The upgraded Media Center was thoughtfully designed to meet the evolving needs of today’s learners. Featuring flexible seating, new technology and dedicated areas for both individual study and group collaboration, the space provides students with an engaging environment that supports academic growth, digital literacy, and innovation.
The event was attended by and featured remarks from:
- Casandra Robinson, Principal, Plantation High School
- Dr. Rosalind Osgood, Florida State Senator, District 32
- Dr. Howard Hepburn, Superintendent, Broward County Public Schools
- Dr. Jeff Holness, Vice Chair, Broward County School Board, District 5
- Debra Hixon, School Board Member, Broward County School Board, Countywide-At-Large, Seat 9
Their presence underscored the shared commitment to investing in educational spaces that support student achievement.
The program also included remarks from Plantation High School students Junior Class President Jayden Stephenson and Senior Class President Elana Sookdeo, who shared their perspectives on how the new Media Center will enhance learning, collaboration, and daily life on campus.
The new Media Center will serve as a central hub on campus that supports classroom instruction, project-based learning, research, and creative exploration-while offering students a welcoming space to learn, connect, and grow.
