A new commercial kitchen comes with a plan to train food service workers of the future. The 1,000-square-foot space, part of the Hub at the alternative school Space of Mind in Delray Beach, is set up to give students and adults a chance to work...
On November 11, 2004—my birthday—I officially launched Space of Mind with a dream, a $500 check from my Grandma, and a whole lot of determination. What began as a mission to help adults declutter their lives quickly evolved. Space of Mind grew into a haven...
Live music, original artwork, fashion flair and a sumptuous spread of culinary delights were the order of the day when the magic of Mardi Gras descended upon Delray Beach at the Pub at the Hub Party Gras fundraiser on January 20. Several hundred revelers filled The Hub at...
This year’s “Pub at the Hub” on Saturday, Jan. 20 at 7 p.m. will be embellished by the unveiling of Space of Mind’s new Classroom Community Kitchen (CCK). Space of Mind founder, Ali Kaufman, has had this project in the works for years, and the...
The third annual Pub at the Hub event, hosted by The Hub at Space of Mind, is back this Saturday, Jan. 20. Space of Mind, the Delray Beach-based homeschool program, will debut its highly anticipated Classroom Community Kitchen (CCK) at the event. ...
The Community Classroom Project (CCP) is gearing up to host its third annual “Pub at the Hub Party Gras” at 7 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 20 in Delray Beach. The event will take place at The Hub at Space of Mind and promises to bring...
It’s my joy to welcome you all here tonight. I always save writing this little speech for the morning of, so when I woke up this morning to two very special Space of Mind alumni shout outs on social media, I knew exactly what I wanted...
I’ve led somewhere around 70+ trips for tweens and teens in my educational career, but last week’s trip with seven neuro-diverse high school and gap year boys from Space of Mind to Boston was absolutely - and by far - the most amazing of them...
I’m a proud product of public school, but I was also luckier than most public-school kids. I was in the Gifted Program, which back in the 80s, was really just where all the kids with really busy brains were gifted a priceless education....
Know your child and work with their positives and negatives. Every child is unique and we need to accept that. For example, kids with what I call a “busy brain” (like I had) often have trouble focusing in classes with 20–30 kids....