Eastside High School ranked No. 27 among top challenging high schools in the nation.
Read More »School Known for Inclusion Uses Technology in Special Education
Newberry Elementary's students with disabilities have performed better than the statewide average.
Read More »Citrus County Teacher Recognized for Professional Program
Citrus High School has graduated the most students with drafting certifications in Florida and is currently second in the nation out of 60 schools, including high schools and colleges.
Read More »Concerns Raised About Corporal Punishment in North Central Florida Schools
Suwannee County School District has the highest number of corporal punishment incidents in Florida for the 2011-12 school year. Founder of Floridians Against Corporal Punishment in Public School has made Suwannee County the next goal of his civil rights campaign.
Read More »Buchholz High School Students Prepare Community Tax Returns
Buchholz High School students are helping prepare tax returns through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.
Read More »UF Begins Second Search for 12th University President
The University of Florida launched the new presidential search process on Thursday.
Read More »Marion County Set to Change Cyberbullying Prevention Policy
Marion County public schools have updated the 2014-2015 Code of Conduct. It now includes a way for administrators to address cyberbullying cases that occur off campus.
Read More »Last Catholic School in Citrus County Faces Potential Closure
Pope John Paul II Catholic School, the only catholic school in Citrus County, could be shut down this June because of its failure to meet the diocese’s benchmarks for enrollment and renovations.
Read More »New Teacher Residency Program Targets Skilled, Unlikely Educators
The Jacksonville Teacher Residency Program is looking to recruit recent math and science college graduates.
Read More »More Teachers Teach Outside Of Expertise In Low-Performing Schools
In a study by the Florida Department of Education, low-performing schools were found to have a higher number of out-of-field teachers.
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