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30 x November 17 - 30, 2016 x www.SouthwestOrlandoBulletin.com<br />
AT THE FIRST ACADEMY BIG DREAMS START EARLY.<br />
Open<br />
House<br />
Sunday, November 13<br />
Sunday, January 8<br />
Sunday, February 12<br />
Join us between 2pm and 4pm<br />
Scan the QR code to<br />
RSVP for Open House<br />
and/or schedule your<br />
personal tour<br />
NEWS & BUSINESS BRIEFS<br />
n Inaugural Regional<br />
Affordable Housing Summit<br />
Southwest resident and Orange<br />
County Mayor Teresa Jacobs<br />
hosted the first Regional Affordable<br />
Housing Summit at the Orange County<br />
compiled by Lauren Salinero<br />
Convention Center. Planners, developers<br />
and local governmental leaders<br />
from across the region gathered to<br />
explore affordable housing solutions,<br />
including strategies, tools and best<br />
practices being implemented throughout<br />
Florida and across the country.<br />
181 Athletic Championships<br />
Blue Ribbon Lower & Middle Schools<br />
Students who attend TFA are four times more likely to be an AP scholar<br />
A Christ-Centered Birth to Grade 12 College Preparatory School<br />
Definitively Christ-Centered, Distinctly College-Prep<br />
407.206.8602 | thefirstacademy.org<br />
(L. to r.) Alberto Vargas, Orange County planning manager; Andres Duany,<br />
co-founder of Duany Plater-Zyberk and Co.; Southwest resident and Orange County Mayor<br />
Teresa Jacobs; former State Rep. Dick Batchelor, a Southwest resident and president of<br />
Dick Batchelor Management Group; and Mitchell Glasser, Orange County Housing and<br />
Community Development manager, gather for the first Regional Affordable Housing Summit.
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