April 15, 2024FSCJ gets $1.5 million to train people with unique abilitiesThe grant will fund a multiyear program to educate students with unique abilities and match them with jobs in Jacksonville.…By Carter Mudgett
April 12, 2024Cummer and The Links bring arts to Northwest Jax studentsArt can help people overcome emotions they do not realize are present. That was one of the motivations of staff…By Will Brown
April 10, 2024Federal judge blocks restriction on teacher pronoun useChief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker said Florida violates a teacher’s First Amendment rights by restricting which pronouns she can…By Dara Kam - News Service of Florida
April 9, 2024Leaders fight possible closure of Atlantic Beach ElementaryDuval County Public Schools is considering a recommendation to close 37 schools across the county.…By Steven Ponson
April 8, 2024JTA proving to be an alternative to school busesThe My Ride to School program has exceeded expections as Duval Schools wrestles with transportation costs.…By Will Brown
April 2, 2024Duval consolidates 2 elementary schools, but gives parents extra year to prepareR.V. Daniels Elementary in Northwest Jacksonville will be consolidated with R.L. Brown Gifted and Talented Academy after the 2024-25 school…By Will Brown and Carter Mudgett
March 29, 2024Jacksonville in ‘good position’ for UF semiconductor facilityMayor Donna Deegan said Jacksonville is a leading contender to land the Florida Semiconductor Institute.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
March 28, 2024Judge to consider Florida’s school pronoun restrictionsA lawsuit contends the restrictions violate a federal civil rights law and the First Amendment.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
March 18, 2024Two new schools get names in St. Johns CountyThe new schools are Trout Creek Academy and Lakeside Academy. Seven more schools are planned in the next five years.…By Noah Hertz
March 13, 2024OPINION | The playground is the battleground We’re giving over the health, safety and the sanctity of public education to those who only have their own power…By Nikesha Elise Williams
March 13, 2024Community invests in Westside students with new football fieldA new football field and track at KIPP Jacksonville could help students reach for their dreams.…By Will Brown
March 8, 2024Chaplains may be allowed in public schoolsThe Florida Senate approved a bill that lets school districts and charter schools adopt policies allowing volunteers to serve as…By Tristan Wood - WFSU
March 7, 2024Scholarships open for St. Johns high school seniorsMarch 23 is the deadline to apply for more than $50,000 in scholarships that are up for grabs for graduating…By Noah Hertz
March 6, 2024Lawakers approve history of communism for schoolsUnder a bill co-sponsored by Rep. Robert Charles Brannan III of Macclenny, the history of communism would be taught in…By Ryan Dailey - News Service of Florida
March 4, 2024Edward Waters president battles old HBCU perceptions as university growsFor Faison, outdated impressions of Edward Waters are especially irksome as he leads the university through historic firsts.…By Will Brown
February 25, 2024Survivors of Klan terror in Murray Hill share their story with Jacksonville leaders 60 years laterDonal Godfrey survived a Ku Klux Klan bombing in Murray Hill at age 6. He shared his story with City…By Will Brown
February 22, 2024Enrolling in Duval County Public Schools | JAX TODAY GUIDE 2024If you’re looking to enroll a first-time student in Duval Schools or switch schools for this coming fall, a Feb.…By Will Brown
February 21, 2024How to avoid the next school shooting: Duval gets some advicePinellas Sheriff Bob Gualtieri, chairman of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas commission, said shootings happen most often in places you don’t…By Will Brown
February 16, 2024Duval wants to consolidate two gifted schoolsSchool district staff will recommend consolidating R.V. Daniels Elementary School with R.L. Brown Gifted and Talented Academy.…By Will Brown
February 14, 2024Eastside children open their hearts through podcastingA new podcast at Richard Lewis Brown Academy has given children a chance to express themselves to a wide audience…By Steven Ponson
February 14, 2024Should schools teach the history of communism?Rep. Robert Charles Brannan III of Maccleny proposes that schools teach the history of communism in grades as low as…By Ryan Dailey - News Service of Florida
February 5, 2024Duval parents groups file no objections to textbooksMoms for Liberty and the Public School Defenders both reviewed science and social studies textbooks approved by Duval County Public…By Will Brown
January 24, 2024Graduation rates hit record highs across First CoastIn Duval County, 87.2% of students graduated in the 2022-23 academic year, the highest percentage in a nonpandemic year.…By Will Brown
January 22, 2024Duval Teacher of the Year drives students to growBiology teacher Gustavo Guzman, the first college graduate in his family, was selected as the winner among 180 top educators.…By Carter Mudgett