Recently, the Florida education commissioner released an executive order regarding state assessments for the 2020-21 school year.
Team Duval is hosting a variety of programs this summer for students in Pre-K through 12.
All applications are online.
The school board meeting will be held June 1 at 6 p.m. in the Cline Auditorium.
These educators will work to bring culturally responsive teaching practices to their school.
The exclusive discount is available through April 30.
Parents can once again live chat with school choice specialists to get their questions answered.
Officials say half-cent sales tax revenue will not be used for this purpose.
Sales surtax dollars would not be used to finance the relocation.
Specialized resources have been assembled by the social studies department and provided to Team Duval educators in each grade band.
Efforts to prevent kids from going hungry during the COVID-19 pandemic have included free breakfast and lunch for all students age 5-18.
Due to relaxed social distancing guidelines, schools can now test a whole class at one time.
The share of residents holding four-year or higher degrees has been rising in the U.S. Here's how it’s changed in Duval County.
Duval County Public Schools students are increasingly using their high school years to complete rigorous, college-level work.
Students describe what it was like to prepare for and compete in the competition.
Architects will hear input from stakeholders about the project’s form and function.
Five of the nine schools to undergo a name change will begin their voting period the week of March 15.
It’s a top national honor that only one school in Duval County Public Schools – and 19 in the state of Florida – can claim.
The forms are for parents who wish to return their children to brick and mortar learning beginning March 23.
VPK is a free educational program that prepares 4-year-olds for success in kindergarten and beyond.
Activities will support students and historically Black colleges and universities.
The district's next steps are developing lessons, activities, and resources on African and African American history into K-5 curriculum.
Parents are asked to bring home-based learners to the campus between Feb. 22 and March 5 for the last round of progress-monitoring exams.
This 28-day event is dedicated to suicide prevention and awareness.
Nine schools in the district are currently going through the name change process.
Elementary educators are helping children learn to manage emotions, build positive relationships, and effectively work together as peers.
The School Choice application deadline is just a few weeks away.
Team Duval is recognizing its more than 250 school counselors.
The building is named after Bishop Adam J. And Connie S. Richardson.
This will allow for more efficient use of resources, according to school officials.
Jim Schmitt teaches U.S. History and Global Perspectives.
The annual 5Essentials survey is launching today.
Saint Leo was one of the first institutions to embrace online education with the creation of the Center for Online Learning.
The deadline to respond is Feb. 14.
The first-of-its-kind initiative will serve as a hub for all 100+ Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the United States.
Jacobs Engineering Group has been chosen as the top-ranked firm to provide project management services for the plan.
Similar to last year, a majority of the high schools will hold their ceremonies on their onsite football stadium.
The application deadline is not until Feb. 28.
Duval County Public Schools will adjust its process for entering new potential cases into the case tracking dashboard beginning Jan. 13.
Since COVID-19 disrupted schools in March, access to web-based school resources has become essential for students.