The surtax, which went into effect at the start of this year, was overwhelmingly approved by voters in November.
The Class of 2020 achieved a record-high graduation rate of 90.2 percent.
The video features Roger Felice, veteran teacher at Young Men’s and Women’s Leadership Academy.
The virtual School Choice Expo is Jan. 9, but families can get a sneak peek at the online platform now.
Duval and Duval Public Schools are now implementing new guidance from the CDC to reduce the quarantine period for asymptomatic contacts.
UF Health and DCPS have partnered to bring parents an opportunity to understand mental health and learning disabilities.
Duval HomeRoom is in its second quarter, and the school district has identified five areas where adjustments need to be made.
The approved half-cent sales tax will go toward creating safer, more enhanced school facilities and learning environments.
The program allows students to explore careers in aviation and offers courses on the foundation of flight.
The goal is to accelerate the timing of COVID-19 notifications.
Entering GRASP Academy on Justina Road is like entering any other school in Northeast Florida…but with one main difference.
Free and brand-new Lenovo laptops are now being distributed to middle and high school students.
Families are reminded to practice healthy habits such as wearing face coverings, social distancing, and frequently washing hands.
The contest winners will be highlighted at the upcoming School Board meeting on Nov. 9.
Application fees will be waived for those who apply for admission during this event.
The program features special academic courses and instruction in a small-animal lab filled with rabbits, gerbils, turtles and snakes.
More than 12,000 children receive school readiness services and more than 9,000 4-year-olds are enrolled in VPK in Duval County through ELC.
The closet is equipped with new or gently used donated clothing, including school uniforms, socks and shoes.
For a few buildings, like Raines High School and George Washington Carver Elementary, the plan includes construction of a new facility.
The successes, achievements and contributions of the districts diverse Hispanic student population were highlighted.
This year, students and families will have the opportunity to travel to multiple universities and colleges without leaving home.
The district is celebrating its building leaders and encouraging residents to thank them for their efforts.
By unplugging the computer, the subject becomes less intimidating and more interactive for young learners.
Students are advised to report, not respond.
The sessions begin on Monday, Oct. 5.
Alternative sites are available for families who still want to pick up meals.
Thornhill has been named director of education, while Myers will serve as director of general education.
Families wishing to opt students into brick and mortar learning will have opportunities later in the year to do so.
The guidance comes following multiple occasions in which flags or banners addressed social causes or issues.
More than 175 educators were nominated.
Principal Dean Ledford praises the student-athletes for finding the best way to express themselves following the Thin Blue Line flag ban.
Dr. Diana Greene says if personal expression can be easily construed as the position of other stakeholders, it's not acceptable at a school.
Instruction focuses on the daily duties of police officers and other law enforcement professionals.
The supper and snack program will continue at no charge.
Gabriella Solano teaches Spanish language arts and science in the school's dual language program.
No action is needed for Duval HomeRoom and Brick and Mortar students who wish to remain in their current selections.
These high school seniors will now have an opportunity to compete for about 7,600 scholarships worth more than $30 million dollars.
With crumbling walls and failing air condition systems, school facilities in Duval County need serious help, according to officials.
Student numbers are up nearly 4 percent from the fall of 2019.
Tickets for varsity football games go out first to parents, then are made available to all on Wednesdays.