Miami schools ready for influx of new students after Castro’s death

Miami schools are prepared for a “potential influx of child and adult learners” following the death of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, a school official said.

Miami-Dade public school system superintendent Alberto Carvalho said in a statement Saturday that Castro’s death “brings us one step closer to achieving justice” in Cuba.

{mosads}”The Cuban people have carried the pain and anguish of oppression for over five decades. Although their emotional scars will last a lifetime, may their wounded souls begin to heal knowing Fidel Castro’s passing brings us one step closer to achieving justice, freedom and democracy for Cuba and its people,” Carvalho said.