‘Point of Pride’: DCPS earns first ‘A’ grade; officials address rise in student pedestrian accidents
Read full article: ‘Point of Pride’: DCPS earns first ‘A’ grade; officials address rise in student pedestrian accidentsDuring a joint meeting on Thursday between the Jacksonville City Council and the Duval County School Board, leaders discussed both the district’s academic turnaround and a troubling increase in accidents involving students walking to and from school.
After School Board approves move to Baymeadows, NAACP Jacksonville raises alarm about lack of access for minority groups
Read full article: After School Board approves move to Baymeadows, NAACP Jacksonville raises alarm about lack of access for minority groupsThe Duval County School Board on Tuesday approved not only a $17.2 million sale of its riverfront headquarters but also the purchase of a new HQ location: the Dream Finders building on Prominence Parkway off Baymeadows Road.
What’s next? Chase Properties unveils redevelopment plans for DCPS riverfront property after board approves $17M offer
Read full article: What’s next? Chase Properties unveils redevelopment plans for DCPS riverfront property after board approves $17M offerA long-awaited vision for Jacksonville’s riverfront is finally taking shape, as Chase Properties prepares to turn the Duval County School Board’s former headquarters into a luxury, mixed-use destination.
DCPS approves $17M offer from Chase Properties to sell riverfront headquarters, purchases new site in Baymeadows
Read full article: DCPS approves $17M offer from Chase Properties to sell riverfront headquarters, purchases new site in BaymeadowsThe Duval County School Board passed a new $17.2 million offer for its riverfront headquarters, following last month’s failed negotiations with Fleet Landing.
Students raise concerns over gun imagery on flyer for Turning Point chapter at Fletcher High School
Read full article: Students raise concerns over gun imagery on flyer for Turning Point chapter at Fletcher High SchoolTurning Point USA is expanding its presence with new chapters, including one starting soon at Fletcher High School in Duval County. However, a message showing someone holding a sign that reads “9 millimeters beats 911 every time” has raised concerns among students who see it as promoting gun violence in a school setting.
Charter school company hopes to operate within 25 Duval public schools : Jax Today
Read full article: Charter school company hopes to operate within 25 Duval public schools : Jax TodayMiami-based charter school operator Mater Academy, which is targeting school districts across the state under the expanded “Schools of Hope” program, has major plans for Duval County, according to a report from our news partner, Jacksonville Today.
‘We’re carrying people’s children’: Duval County bus drivers highlight safety during National Bus Safety Week
Read full article: ‘We’re carrying people’s children’: Duval County bus drivers highlight safety during National Bus Safety WeekDuring School Bus Safety Week, a Duval County driver opens up about the real-life challenges behind the wheel — from keeping students safe to dealing with distracted drivers. Plus, how new technology is helping track students and bring peace of mind to parents.
Jacksonville City Council votes no on charter change that would let school board hire separate attorney
Read full article: Jacksonville City Council votes no on charter change that would let school board hire separate attorneyThe Jacksonville City Council voted against a resolution that would have allowed the Duval County School Board to change the city charter and hire its own attorney.
13 middle school students face possible battery charges after Jacksonville boy, 11, injured after football practice
Read full article: 13 middle school students face possible battery charges after Jacksonville boy, 11, injured after football practiceMore than a dozen students accused of attacking another student in a Jacksonville school have been issued juvenile civil citations and face possible charges, according to Duval County Public Schools (DCPS).
‘Stomped on him with cleats’: Family says unsupervised teammates attacked Duval County middle schooler in locker room
Read full article: ‘Stomped on him with cleats’: Family says unsupervised teammates attacked Duval County middle schooler in locker roomThe grandmother of a Duval County Public Schools student says her family is now speaking with an attorney after her 11-year-old grandson was attacked by more than 10 teammates inside a Landmark Middle School locker room.
Shirts worn by DCPS board members at recent meeting reading ‘this is the turning point’ spark parental outrage
Read full article: Shirts worn by DCPS board members at recent meeting reading ‘this is the turning point’ spark parental outrageDuval County school board members are facing backlash from parents over pink shirts they wore at a recent meeting. The shirts, worn by four board members, including Chair Charlotte Joyce, featured the phrase “This Is The Turning Point” in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. However, some parents believe the message is linked to the conservative group Turning Point, founded by Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last month.
What should replace the Duval County School Board building on Jacksonville’s Southbank?
Read full article: What should replace the Duval County School Board building on Jacksonville’s Southbank?News4JAX wants to know, if the Duval County School Board takes up the issue of selling the Southbank property again, what do YOU want to see replace the headquarters along the Southbank?
Community opposition helped pump the brakes on plan to sell DCPS Riverfront property. What’s next?
Read full article: Community opposition helped pump the brakes on plan to sell DCPS Riverfront property. What’s next?In a unanimous 0–7 vote, board members rejected a proposal that would have sold the district’s riverfront headquarters to Fleet Landing, a nonprofit planning to redevelop the site into a retirement community.
DCPS unanimously votes not to sell current administration building; also rejects purchase of Prominence Parkway property
Read full article: DCPS unanimously votes not to sell current administration building; also rejects purchase of Prominence Parkway propertyDuval County Schools is preparing to vote on a significant proposal that could move its district headquarters away from the Southbank riverfront location it has occupied for decades. However, District 3 Board Member Cindy Pearson expressed concerns about the deal on Facebook hours before the vote takes place on Tuesday afternoon, calling it “bad deals for DCPS and taxpayers.”
‘So much more you can do’: Concerns raised that retirement community could replace DCPS headquarters along riverfront
Read full article: ‘So much more you can do’: Concerns raised that retirement community could replace DCPS headquarters along riverfrontAs the Duval County School Board prepares for a pivotal vote on the future of its Southbank headquarters, some Jacksonville residents are raising concerns about what could take its place.
Attorney demands Douglas Anderson teacher return to classroom after controversial social media posts led to reassignment
Read full article: Attorney demands Douglas Anderson teacher return to classroom after controversial social media posts led to reassignmentThe attorney representing a prominent Jacksonville activist and adjunct Douglas Anderson School of the Arts teacher, who’s under fire for controversial remarks on social media, called for her return to the classroom.
Duval County School Board weighs Baymeadows move amidst sale discussions for Southbank HQ
Read full article: Duval County School Board weighs Baymeadows move amidst sale discussions for Southbank HQDuval County School Board members are holding a workshop on Wednesday to learn more about a possible move for the district’s headquarters.
Former bus driver charged with lewd conduct, accused of inappropriate relationship with student
Read full article: Former bus driver charged with lewd conduct, accused of inappropriate relationship with studentA bus driver with Duval County schools was arrested and accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a student.
Duval County schools consider consolidating Mayport Elementary, Anchor Academy
Read full article: Duval County schools consider consolidating Mayport Elementary, Anchor AcademyDuval County Schools is exploring whether to consolidate Mayport Elementary and Anchor Academy, prompting parents, alumni, and district officials to meet to discuss what such a change could mean for students.
DCPS says staff member counseled after students’ records found scattered across Jacksonville road
Read full article: DCPS says staff member counseled after students’ records found scattered across Jacksonville roadA Duval County Public Schools staff member received counseling on proper document disposal protocols after confidential student records were found scattered across a Northwest Jacksonville intersection in July.
Deal or No Deal? Duval County Public Schools headquarters move still not final
Read full article: Deal or No Deal? Duval County Public Schools headquarters move still not finalOn Tuesday night, the school board voted 6-1 to allow Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier to continue contract negotiations to purchase a new building in Baymeadows for $14 million. The current headquarters sits on the Southbank along the St. Johns River — a piece of real estate many consider prime for redevelopment.
School board gives superintendent green light to start negotiations on moving DCPS headquarters
Read full article: School board gives superintendent green light to start negotiations on moving DCPS headquartersThe Duval County School Board is poised to make a big move Tuesday night in the process of potentially relocating the district’s headquarters.
Mother hopes legal action against teacher who body slammed Westside High student will ‘get him out’ of DCPS system
Read full article: Mother hopes legal action against teacher who body slammed Westside High student will ‘get him out’ of DCPS systemThe mother of a Westside High School student, who was body slammed by a teacher while playing musical chairs, said she hopes taking legal action against the school employee will lead to his removal from the Duval County Public Schools system.
Plans for national Bible study program to launch in Duval County schools spark safety, ideological concerns
Read full article: Plans for national Bible study program to launch in Duval County schools spark safety, ideological concernsA national Bible study program is working to launch in Duval County Public Schools, but the proposal is drawing concern from some parents who worry that it will take kids out of class during school hours.
Meeting over uniform policy that’s kept students from class set for Monday evening
Read full article: Meeting over uniform policy that’s kept students from class set for Monday eveningThe uniform policy is expected to be a main topic of conversation at the meeting, which is set for 5:30 p.m. in the Media Center at Westside High. It’s sponsored by the School Advisory Council, which helps create the school’s uniform policy, according to the district’s guidelines.
DCPS expected to accept $20 million offer from local nonprofit for headquarters building: Jax Today
Read full article: DCPS expected to accept $20 million offer from local nonprofit for headquarters building: Jax TodayThe Duval County Public Schools’ headquarters building could be sold sooner rather than later, and officials with the purchasing group said they plan to build a retirement community after tearing down the Southbank building.
An Ed White student tried to buy a few shirts from her school’s vendor. Her mom says she was told that’s not an option
Read full article: An Ed White student tried to buy a few shirts from her school’s vendor. Her mom says she was told that’s not an optionAs the first week of classes wraps up in Duval County, the debate over school uniforms continues after one Jacksonville mother says her daughter, a freshman at Ed White, missed the entire first week of school because she couldn’t afford the required uniform package.
Families seek help with school uniforms as need surges in Duval; nonprofit asks for donations
Read full article: Families seek help with school uniforms as need surges in Duval; nonprofit asks for donationsAs the new school year begins, some Duval County families say they’re struggling to afford school uniforms, and local advocates warn that the need is keeping students out of class.
Jacksonville mother calls for school crossing guard, pedestrian lights in area near where teen hit, killed by truck
Read full article: Jacksonville mother calls for school crossing guard, pedestrian lights in area near where teen hit, killed by truckA Jacksonville mom is calling for change in a Northside neighborhood near where a young teenager was hit while trying to cross an intersection.
DCPS says any questions about school uniforms should be directed to school administrators as frustration mounts
Read full article: DCPS says any questions about school uniforms should be directed to school administrators as frustration mountsDuval County Public Schools said any questions about school uniforms should be directed to school administrators, as frustration mounts for Westside High parents.
Teens can earn, learn, and make a positive impact on young students
Read full article: Teens can earn, learn, and make a positive impact on young studentsREAD USA is actively recruiting students aged 16-21 to become Literacy Tutors at 14 Duval County Public Schools (DCPS) elementary schools for the Fall semester. Tutors have the opportunity to earn $15/hour, build valuable workforce skills, and – through the training, coaching, and curriculum provided by READ USA – help students who are struggling to read become proficient, fluent readers.
Schedule changes, stronger background checks & a new bus app: Here’s what DCPS parents need to know as school begins
Read full article: Schedule changes, stronger background checks & a new bus app: Here’s what DCPS parents need to know as school beginsMore than 130,000 students are returning to class in Duval County Public Schools, starting Monday. DCPS, which is the 18th largest school district in the U.S., includes 197 schools served by 11,560 staff members. And for the first time, they will be attending school in an “A” district.
Duval County Schools prepares for new year after earning first-ever ‘A’ grade
Read full article: Duval County Schools prepares for new year after earning first-ever ‘A’ gradeThe first day of school in Duval County is just around the corner, and as students prepare to return to class on Monday, district leaders are reflecting on a year of historic achievement—and looking ahead to new challenges.
Applications now open for free, reduced price meals for Duval County students at 37 schools
Read full article: Applications now open for free, reduced price meals for Duval County students at 37 schoolsLow-income families can still apply for free or reduced-price meals, and students on programs like SNAP will be automatically registered.
‘We should at least look’: Duval County School Board votes to seek its own general counsel independent from COJ
Read full article: ‘We should at least look’: Duval County School Board votes to seek its own general counsel independent from COJThe Duval County School Board has voted to ask the city of Jacksonville to amend its charter, paving the way for the board to hire its own legal counsel—independent from the city’s Office of General Counsel. The move passed by a 5-2 vote.
Student safety focus: Explaining Duval County Public Schools’ policy changes over the last year
Read full article: Student safety focus: Explaining Duval County Public Schools’ policy changes over the last yearDuval County Public Schools has implemented significant policy changes over the past year to enhance student safety and prevent employee misconduct. We look at what those policy changes are and what caused the need for the changes.
Questions remain after dozens of DCPS documents with students’ names found littered across Jacksonville roadway
Read full article: Questions remain after dozens of DCPS documents with students’ names found littered across Jacksonville roadwayDozens of folders and documents that appear to include the names of students who attend schools within Duval County’s school district were found littered across a roadway on the city’s Northwest side Wednesday.
Duval County superintendent earns high marks in first-year evaluation
Read full article: Duval County superintendent earns high marks in first-year evaluationDuval County Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier has received high praise from the school board after completing his first year at the helm after a recent evaluation, Dr. Bernier’s performance was rated “highly effective,” with an overall score of 3.6 out of a possible 4.0.
Could first ‘A’ grade for DCPS bring more families to Jacksonville? A realtor thinks so
Read full article: Could first ‘A’ grade for DCPS bring more families to Jacksonville? A realtor thinks soThe Duval County School Board’s recent achievement of its first-ever “A” grade could be the beginning of potential growth for Jacksonville’s housing market.
DCPS earned an ‘A’ grade for the first time in history. But district leaders say there’s still work to be done
Read full article: DCPS earned an ‘A’ grade for the first time in history. But district leaders say there’s still work to be doneAfter Duval County Public Schools earned an “A” grade for the first time in history, Superintendent Christopher Bernier praised the district’s efforts to achieve that milestone.
DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performed
Read full article: DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performedFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Monday afternoon in Jacksonville.
DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performed
Read full article: DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performedFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Monday afternoon in Jacksonville.
Florida test scores show gains for Duval; top marks for St. Johns, Nassau counties
Read full article: Florida test scores show gains for Duval; top marks for St. Johns, Nassau countiesWe're learning how local school districts performed on the Florida Assessment of Student Thinking, or FAST. A Duval County parent weighs in on the district's performance.
Lawmakers appear to back off plan to cut funds for advanced placement programs in Florida public schools
Read full article: Lawmakers appear to back off plan to cut funds for advanced placement programs in Florida public schoolsMonths after lawmakers proposed slashing bonuses for acceleration programs in half, full funding to pay for advanced placement programs in Florida public schools is expected to stay in place in the final version of the budget.
‘We are struggling’: Parents voice concerns after DCPS says it’s ending universal free lunch for 37 schools
Read full article: ‘We are struggling’: Parents voice concerns after DCPS says it’s ending universal free lunch for 37 schoolsBeginning next school year, Duval County Public Schools will cut free lunch provided through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). Families will need to complete a free or reduced-price meal application or be certified by the state to get assistance.
DCPS is ending universal free lunch for 37 schools. But families can fill out free or reduced-cost meal application
Read full article: DCPS is ending universal free lunch for 37 schools. But families can fill out free or reduced-cost meal applicationBeginning next school year, Duval County Public Schools will cut free lunch provided through the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). Families will need to complete a free or reduced-price meal application or be certified by the state to get assistance.
‘How many more lives?’: Mourning community calls for city to mandate crosswalk after father and son deaths in Baymeadows
Read full article: ‘How many more lives?’: Mourning community calls for city to mandate crosswalk after father and son deaths in BaymeadowsA devastated Baymeadows community called for city officials to prioritize building a crosswalk for Baymeadows Road after a father and son were fatally hit on Friday night.
AAPI Heritage Month: Recognizing Japanese Association of Jacksonville president Kie Young
Read full article: AAPI Heritage Month: Recognizing Japanese Association of Jacksonville president Kie YoungWe’re shining the spotlight on Kie Young, president of the Japanese Association of Jacksonville. She’s also a member of the Mayor’s Asian American Advisory Board.
DCPS police officer arrested, accused of domestic battery, false imprisonment
Read full article: DCPS police officer arrested, accused of domestic battery, false imprisonmentA Duval County Public Schools (DCPS) police officer was arrested Sunday and accused of multiple charges, including domestic battery by strangulation.
St. Johns County community will soon get a chance to meet the next potential superintendent as search process wraps up
Read full article: St. Johns County community will soon get a chance to meet the next potential superintendent as search process wraps upSt. Johns County Schools is nearing the final step in selecting its next superintendent. All four candidates will be interviewed in person on Tuesday, and the community will have the opportunity to meet them face to face.
Duval County students continue fight to keep accelerated program funding in schools
Read full article: Duval County students continue fight to keep accelerated program funding in schoolsDuval County students continued their fight on Tuesday to keep funding for accelerated programs, including advanced placement, International Baccalaureate, dual enrollment and career and technical education.
Stanton College Preparatory School staff member reassigned amid active investigation, district says
Read full article: Stanton College Preparatory School staff member reassigned amid active investigation, district saysA district spokesperson said that because it “is an active – and therefore confidential – investigation" it was not able to provide any additional information.
Need help with your FAFSA application? Sign up for this webinar on Wednesday!
Read full article: Need help with your FAFSA application? Sign up for this webinar on Wednesday!For high school seniors or college students getting ready to apply for financial aid, the Duval County Public Schools Parent Academy is hosting a webinar to help families with their applications.
Group begins process to recommend boundary changes for 13 Westside-area DCPS schools
Read full article: Group begins process to recommend boundary changes for 13 Westside-area DCPS schoolsDuval County Public Schools is holding a meeting to begin the process of boundary change recommendations for 13 Westside-area elementary schools on Thursday.
Lake Shore Middle School employee accused of child abuse says her work environment was unsafe, student was ‘violent’
Read full article: Lake Shore Middle School employee accused of child abuse says her work environment was unsafe, student was ‘violent’A Lake Shore Middle School employee accused of child abuse said she acted in self-defense after the student she reportedly hit was being “disruptive” and “violent,” and when she tried to remove him from class, he began pulling her hair.
Lake Shore Middle School employee charged with child abuse after physical interaction with student
Read full article: Lake Shore Middle School employee charged with child abuse after physical interaction with studentA Lake Shore Middle School employee was charged with child abuse after a physical interaction with a student on Wednesday, according to Duval County Public Schools.
Duval County Public Schools celebrates milestone as the first district to launch Blue Zones initiative
Read full article: Duval County Public Schools celebrates milestone as the first district to launch Blue Zones initiativeDuval County Public Schools celebrated a significant milestone on Monday after it was officially approved to be the first Blue Zones school district.
Minecraft meets Jacksonville: City invites students to reimagine public spaces
Read full article: Minecraft meets Jacksonville: City invites students to reimagine public spacesThe City of Jacksonville is launching a citywide Minecraft build challenge, inviting students to reimagine iconic Jacksonville public spaces.
Students, school districts declare vocal opposition to state law changes that would affect AP, IB, other courses
Read full article: Students, school districts declare vocal opposition to state law changes that would affect AP, IB, other coursesAs the Florida Legislature considers two bills that could slash funding for popular acceleration programs in public schools, students, parents and school district leaders are sharing vocal opposition to the changes.
Duval County Public Schools could face $8M funding cut under proposed state law changes
Read full article: Duval County Public Schools could face $8M funding cut under proposed state law changesDuval County Public Schools could lose up to $8 million in funding if proposed changes to state laws pass, potentially cutting 50% of financial support for critical student programs like Advanced Placement and Career Education.
Duval County superintendent warns of challenges from Senate Bill 140 on property sales
Read full article: Duval County superintendent warns of challenges from Senate Bill 140 on property salesSenate Bill 140 could significantly impact how school districts buy or sell property, prompting reactions from Duval County parents and leaders.
Duval County School Board workshops employee handbook changes related to teacher/student communication
Read full article: Duval County School Board workshops employee handbook changes related to teacher/student communicationThe changes relate to how employees and students communicate and interact with each other. The goal is to keep things as professional as possible.
Paxon School for Advanced Studies on lockout for rest of school day as JSO continues search in the area
Read full article: Paxon School for Advanced Studies on lockout for rest of school day as JSO continues search in the areaPaxon School for Advanced Studies was on lockdown Friday morning due to police activity in the neighborhood, according to Duval County Public Schools.
Parents, what do you think? Proposed bill could ban cellphones in Florida schools during entire school day
Read full article: Parents, what do you think? Proposed bill could ban cellphones in Florida schools during entire school dayA bill introduced in the Florida Legislature could make a big change to Florida's policy for cellphones in schools. It would keep students from using their cellphones at ALL on school property (no matter what time) and during school activities, even if they’re off grounds.
Raines, Ribault to play in 6th annual High School Heritage Classic honoring Jacksonville Red Caps
Read full article: Raines, Ribault to play in 6th annual High School Heritage Classic honoring Jacksonville Red CapsDuval County Public Schools rivals William M. Raines High School and Jean Ribault High School will play in an exhibition game on Friday at VyStar Ballpark.
Duval County School Board proposes boundary changes to address overcrowding at Chaffee Trail Middle school
Read full article: Duval County School Board proposes boundary changes to address overcrowding at Chaffee Trail Middle schoolThe Duval County School Board is considering changes to school zone boundaries for Chaffee Trail Middle School in response to higher-than-expected enrollment.
New Florida law requires enhanced background checks for school volunteers
Read full article: New Florida law requires enhanced background checks for school volunteersA new Florida law is now in effect, mandating that school volunteers pass enhanced background checks to ensure the safety and security of students. The bill, signed into law during the 2023 state legislative session, officially took effect on March 1.
Duval County Public Schools expected to vote Tuesday to revise how faculty members communicate with students
Read full article: Duval County Public Schools expected to vote Tuesday to revise how faculty members communicate with studentsCommunication could soon look different for students and employees at Duval County Public Schools following a Tuesday discussion by the school board.
High schoolers drop from 8-period to 7-period schedule for 2025-2026 school year, DCPS says
Read full article: High schoolers drop from 8-period to 7-period schedule for 2025-2026 school year, DCPS saysDuval County Public Schools announced new scheduling changes Wednesday for middle and high school students for the 2025-2026 school year.
‘Needs to be equal’: Parents question potential social media policy change for DCPS employees
Read full article: ‘Needs to be equal’: Parents question potential social media policy change for DCPS employeesThe Duval County School Board held a workshop Tuesday where it discussed a potential change to its employee conduct policy.
DCPS introduces ‘Be Safe. Be Seen.’ campaign to prevent students from getting hit by cars
Read full article: DCPS introduces ‘Be Safe. Be Seen.’ campaign to prevent students from getting hit by carsDuval County Public Schools (DCPS) has launched a safety initiative called “Be Safe. Be Seen.” to address a growing crisis: students being hit by cars.
County-by-county: Southeast Georgia schools closing Wednesday; others still deliberating as winter storm approaches
Read full article: County-by-county: Southeast Georgia schools closing Wednesday; others still deliberating as winter storm approachesAs a rare winter storm moves closer to Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, school and county officials are preparing for ice that could make it dangerous to drive on the road.
Duval School Board approves $365K settlement in lawsuit against former Douglas Anderson teacher
Read full article: Duval School Board approves $365K settlement in lawsuit against former Douglas Anderson teacherThe Duval County School Board is set to vote at its meeting Tuesday night on a $365,000 settlement for another lawsuit connected to former Douglas Anderson School of the Arts teacher Jeffrey Clayton.
Nonprofit says it will mobilize safety patrols to DCPS following ‘gang-related’ fight at Mandarin High School
Read full article: Nonprofit says it will mobilize safety patrols to DCPS following ‘gang-related’ fight at Mandarin High SchoolThe national nonprofit, One in Five Foundation for Kids, says it plans to mobilize into Duval County school neighborhoods after some reported gang activity.
Tell Us: Parents, what are some questions you want us to ask DCPS Superintendent Bernier at the town halls?
Read full article: Tell Us: Parents, what are some questions you want us to ask DCPS Superintendent Bernier at the town halls?Parents, let News4JAX advocate for you and your concerns about the Duval County school district.
Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes Academy
Read full article: Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes AcademyDuval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier will host the first of seven town hall meetings Tuesday night to discuss the school district’s current state and future.
Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes Academy
Read full article: Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes AcademyDuval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier will host the first of seven town hall meetings Tuesday night to discuss the school district’s current state and future.
DCPS superintendent offers ‘candid’ conversation with parents at 1st of 7 town hall meetings
Read full article: DCPS superintendent offers ‘candid’ conversation with parents at 1st of 7 town hall meetingsDuval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier will host the first of seven town hall meetings Tuesday night to discuss the school district’s current state and future.
LIVE: Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes Academy
Read full article: LIVE: Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes AcademyDuval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier will host the first of seven town hall meetings Tuesday night to discuss the school district’s current state and future.
LIVE: Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes Academy
Read full article: LIVE: Superintendent hosts 1st of 7 DCPS town hall meetings Tuesday night at Twin Lakes AcademyDuval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier will host the first of seven town hall meetings Tuesday night to discuss the school district’s current state and future.
Investigation of twice removed Douglas Anderson teacher accuses him of sexual encounters with 14-year-old
Read full article: Investigation of twice removed Douglas Anderson teacher accuses him of sexual encounters with 14-year-oldCorey Thayer was initially pulled from the classroom following a complaint to the school board in April of 2023.
DCPS superintendent will host 7 town hall meetings to discuss school district’s current state, future
Read full article: DCPS superintendent will host 7 town hall meetings to discuss school district’s current state, futureDuval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier will host seven town hall meetings to discuss the school district’s current state and future.
‘So many programming options’: Parents, students can visit elementary schools Saturday for school choice showcase
Read full article: ‘So many programming options’: Parents, students can visit elementary schools Saturday for school choice showcaseParents and students can show up to most elementary schools this Saturday to learn more about a school and what programs are available.
‘Creating a pathway’: Career academies train DCPS students for next steps
Read full article: ‘Creating a pathway’: Career academies train DCPS students for next stepsThis weekend, parents and students can learn more about the 68 career academies offered by DCPS during the first-ever Career and Technical Education Academy Showcase.
Student arrested after ‘major’ fight involving student-athletes breaks out at high school football game
Read full article: Student arrested after ‘major’ fight involving student-athletes breaks out at high school football gameA student was arrested Thursday after a “major” fight broke out toward the end of a high school football game.
Tentative agreement boosts pay for DCPS food service workers, avoiding strike
Read full article: Tentative agreement boosts pay for DCPS food service workers, avoiding strikeThe Duval County school district and the union representing food service workers reached a tentative agreement ahead of a potential strike that would have left Duval County Public Schools in jeopardy.
‘We deserve fair wages’: DCPS food service workers demand living wage, respect and support as potential strike looms
Read full article: ‘We deserve fair wages’: DCPS food service workers demand living wage, respect and support as potential strike loomsContract negotiations have broken down between the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, the union representing the food service workers in the Duval County Public Schools system, and Chartwells K12, the district’s food service provider.
‘Students are inevitably going to feel safer in schools’: Duval County student shares perspective on ‘Know the Line’
Read full article: ‘Students are inevitably going to feel safer in schools’: Duval County student shares perspective on ‘Know the Line’Duval County Public Schools is better defining student and teacher boundaries through the “Know the Line” campaign.
‘We avoided the worst again’: Jacksonville was left relatively unscathed by Hurricane Milton, mayor says
Read full article: ‘We avoided the worst again’: Jacksonville was left relatively unscathed by Hurricane Milton, mayor saysDuring a Thursday afternoon press conference, Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan said she was “beyond grateful that we continue to be so blessed in this city,” after Hurricane Milton left the area relatively unscathed.
