Month: October 2019

Duval Fourth Grader Wins Elementary Category in 2019 Florida Hispanic Heritage Month Essay Contest

Oct. 17, 2019 – A Pine Forest Elementary School fourth grader was among the winners announced this week of Florida’s 2019 Hispanic Heritage Month Essay contest. Julietta Ramirez said she was both shocked and proud to be selected as the elementary school winner out of the entire state. “It didn’t feel real,” Ramirez said. “I […]

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New teacher internship program to 'jumpstart' teaching careers, address teacher shortage

New teacher internship program to ‘jumpstart’ teaching careers, address teacher shortage

Oct. 16, 2019 – Continuing in its commitment to recruit and equip great educators and address the national teacher shortage, Duval County Public Schools is launching Jumpstart 2.0, an intensive, paid teacher internship program. The six-week internship is designed for individuals who have a desire to teach and a statement of eligibility from the Florida […]

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School Board Approves Resolution Expressing Opposition to ‘Elected Superintendent’ Local Bill J-1

The last time Duval County had an elected superintendent, the school district lost accreditation. This was one of several points outlined in the Duval County Public School Board’s resolution to express its opposition to Local Bill J-1. The bill proposes to convert the position of the school district’s superintendent from an appointed one to an […]

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Andrew Jackson only high school in state designated as “Microsoft Showcase School”

Oct. 1, 2019 – Tracolya Clinch’s philosophy is simple – embrace technology and improve student engagement. “I’m not afraid of technology,” said the Andrew Jackson principal. “Anytime you embrace technology in the classroom, you will improve engagement, and engagement is the key to learning.”  It’s that kind of forward thinking that’s putting Andrew Jackson High […]

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