News and Events

List of 4 news stories.

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  Sixth grader wins RE middle school spelling bee

  11/21/2025
  A sixth grader prevailed in the annual middle school spelling bee after two days of competition and a 14-round finale on November 20: Lele Suarez-Fortunati '32 claimed the 2025-26 title after correctly spelling salaam and apartheid. She will represent Ransom Everglades in the 86th annual Miami Herald Spelling Bee next spring; she edged Rohan Harihari '30, who finished second, and Shivam Gupta '31, who claimed third place.
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  Academic teams excel at South Florida History Bee and Bowl

  11/20/2025
  Ransom Everglades' upper school and middle school academic teams captured nearly all of the top awards at the South Florida History Bee and Bowl at Archimedean High November 15, demonstrating RE students' mastery of historical facts and figures and their lightning-speed thinking. Ransom Everglades sent nine teams and 36 students to a major event that included 111 students and 32 teams from middle and high schools throughout South Florida.
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  Colorful mural highlights eighth graders individuality and unity

  11/17/2025
  Eighth graders helped paint a wall-sized mural that displayed their class slogan, "Built Different. Bound Together" amid a colorful collage of South Florida pastels and images. The students worked on the legacy project during the mid-day break under the direction of professional artist David Lavernia of Coconut Grove. The mural reflects the students' individuality and unity and will serve as a reminder of their contributions to the Everglades Campus; it is located near the outdoor courts next to the football field. 
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• Upper school thespians excel at district events

  11/17/2025
  Ransom Everglades upper school thespians scored major team and individual awards and district-wide recognition while participating in a pair of theatre competitions over two weekends. More than a dozen students earned honors, and seven received major accolades under Performing Arts Department Chair Cecilia Gonzalez and performing arts faculty Jésus Quintero.
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