Children's learning activities in Homestead, Florida

The South Dade Center - Migrant Education Program is a dedicated institution located at 13600 Southwest 312th Street in Homestead, Florida. This program provides educational opportunities and support services for migrant students and their families in the South Dade area. With a focus on academic achievement and personal growth, the center offers a range of resources to help students succeed in their studies and beyond. From tutoring and counseling to career guidance and community outreach, the South Dade Center - Migrant Education Program is committed to empowering students to reach their full potential.

Walter Jones Historic Park is a charming destination located at 11964 Mandarin Road in Jacksonville, Florida. This park, which was once the homestead of Major William Webb in the late 1800s, offers visitors a glimpse into the area's rich history and agricultural past. The park features historical structures such as the 1875 Webb Farmhouse, the 1876 barn, the Losco Winery, and the Wheeler Sawmill, all of which have been meticulously restored. Operated by the Mandarin Museum & Historical Society, the park also houses the Mandarin Museum and the St. Joseph's Mission Schoolhouse for African-American Children, providing a comprehensive overview of the region's heritage. Visitors can explore the museum buildings, take a stroll along the riverfront boardwalk nature trail, enjoy a picnic in the designated area, and even take a guided tour of the historic buildings.