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Inside one of Jacksonville’s improving schools

By Jennifer Waugh - News4Jax
Published on August 15, 2022 at 2:22 pm

Math teacher Tiffany Scott contacted News4JAX excited to share the news that George Washington Carver Elementary School had increased its school grade from an F to a C at the end of the last school year. She was so proud of her students for their hard work prepping for the FSA tests she wanted to share the good news with our viewers.

Many of the students do not even know about the boost in score since the results of the state standardized tests were not revealed until after they had recessed for summer.

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Charlene James, principal of George Washington Carver Elementary School, said she was ecstatic when she received the grade.

Read the rest of this story at Jacksonville Today partner News4Jax.

author image Jennifer's father is from Mandarin. After graduating from Boston University's School of Journalism and studying in Paris and Buenos Aires, Jennifer returned home to be closer to her family. She started working as an assignment editor at WJKS, Channel 17, when it was the ABC affiliate in Jacksonville. She moved on to anchor the evening newscasts at WBSG, Channel 21, in Brunswick, Georgia. Jennifer joined the Channel 4 news team in 1998. s.
author image Jennifer's father is from Mandarin. After graduating from Boston University's School of Journalism and studying in Paris and Buenos Aires, Jennifer returned home to be closer to her family. She started working as an assignment editor at WJKS, Channel 17, when it was the ABC affiliate in Jacksonville. She moved on to anchor the evening newscasts at WBSG, Channel 21, in Brunswick, Georgia. Jennifer joined the Channel 4 news team in 1998. s.

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