Duval Schools

Duval Schools loses state money for every student who drops out of district-run schools, putting a greater financial strain on fixed costs. 

To cut costs, Duval is combining a two magnet school bus routes and might end routes with low ridership. Bigger changes to school transportation could be on the horizon.

Mike Clark reacts to progress in school administration and also what doesn’t make sense to him about this time of year at City Hall. 

Duval County Public Schools sent almost twice as many library books to its recycling plant this school year than it did last year.

The Duval superintendent’s tenure ends amid criticism from both the political left and right, but she also won bipartisan support for her accomplishments.

The School Board Chair is convening a special meeting after records show other substantiated complaints against teacher Jeffrey Clayton.

Students in Duval County Public Schools now must use restrooms and lockers in line with their sex assigned at birth — or use a single-stall restroom.

Duval has received notice from two law firms about potential lawsuits over misconduct allegations at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.

School librarians are a rarity in Duval, and 1-in-5 of the few remaining positions are vacant as the district faces a gargantuan book review challenge.

The supervisor’s departure comes as Duval Schools has received national scrutiny for its book review process.