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Courtesy of Marion County Public SchoolsArtificial intelligence is coming to Marion County Public Schools, and it starts with South Marion High School, opening in August. -
The legislation essentially establishes two classes of public unions in Florida: public safety unions — like police, correctional officers and firefighters — who are exempted from the provisions of the bill and all other public employee unions that will be subject to new measures.
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The Sa Dance Company on Tuesday performed a blend of contemporary Indian and American dance in an event called RISE. It took place at the Phillips Center at the University of Florida. -
The School Board of Alachua County approved a controversial rezoning plan the evening of March 12, moving forward with school closures and boundary changes that will reshape the district as early as this fall. -
61 students with a disability attend Stephen Foster Elementary, one of three elementary schools that may close as a result of the Alachua County Public Schools rezoning plan. -
For the first time in the 157-year history of Marion County Public Schools, three educators in the same school were recognized for three separate honors: Principal of the Year, Rookie Teacher of the Year and Teacher of the Year. -
Apple NewsCreating a place for every athlete to be a champion. -
Apple NewsSince its official start in 2023, the project has offered resources to grieving families in north central Florida, including the recent addition of a ‘wind phone’ at Highland Memorial Park. -
Alachua County Public Schools administrators anticipate a final draft of the new school zoning map to be ready sometime mid-March, according to ACPS director of communications, Jackie Johnson. -
As a first-generation American, the BFA dance senior channels the resilience and hard work taught by her Hispanic parents into her nature vs. nurture capstone. -
Apple NewsRunning this weekend at the student center, SwampCon does not charge admission. -
The Alachua County School Board reached a consensus on Thursday to significantly revise the district’s "Future-Ready" rezoning plan.
