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Big Ideas Educational Services

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Big Ideas Educational Services is a nonprofit organization founded in 2015. It provides comprehensive out-of-school programming for youth in Miami-Dade County, Florida, with a presence in communities including Miami Gardens.

The organization operates across multiple elementary school sites. Its core programs include after-school care, summer enrichment programs, structured academic interventions to address educational gaps, and youth leadership development initiatives.

The organization's stated core values center on integrity, forming strategic alliances, and a commitment to youth education. The team emphasizes collaboration and the role of its staff in supporting student outcomes.

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