The change has no impact on students who chose either Duval HomeRoom or Duval Virtual Instruction Academy.
The dashboard shows the number of students and staff in brick-and-mortar schools with confirmed positive cases of COVID-19
Parents will be able to visit their child’s building and speak with school leaders all from the comfort of their home.
The opportunity for free rapid testing includes charter and private schools.
The district will limit attendance to 30 percent of a venue’s capacity for spectators of athletic contests.
Earlier this week, the district began publishing positive COVID-19 case counts by school on its news website in anticipation of a dashboard.
The document can be viewed online and downloaded.
While the dashboard is under construction, known positive cases will be shared and updated daily on the district's website.
Medical representatives collaborated with the school district and public health officials to develop thresholds and protocols.
Enrollment and cancellation windows will open periodically throughout the year, including at the end of each quarter.
The center will not be open Saturday or Sunday.
Parents who haven't received confirmation of their children's bus stop yet can go to nearest one until an official stop is assigned.
Daily health screenings with your children, keeping them home if they are sick, and practicing how to wear a mask are recommended.
School leadership, faculty, community stakeholders, and students worked together to come up with the new name.
The first day of classes is Aug. 20.
Scott Sowell is one of only two educators in Florida to receive this honor.
Students enrolled in Duval HomeRoom can pick up meals at their school.
The purpose is to control the number of students on each bus as a COVID-19 safety precaution.
The agreement also authorizes the purchase and use of COVID-19 rapid tests.
To maintain student confidentiality, parents and guardians are required to visit their child’s school to provide identification.
Duval Homeroom registration has been extended to July 31.
Focus gives parents and guardians 24-7 access to their student’s information such as grades and assignments.
EWC is committed to paying the balances for returning students, including tuition, room and board, and activity fees.
Each graduate will be allowed two tickets.
The school board requested that the district consider alternatives in light of the current pandemic situation.
The focus was on injuries and violence, sexual behaviors, tobacco use, alcohol and other drug use, dietary behaviors, and physical activity.
The plan now includes options for at-school learning for all grade levels five days a week as well as a Duval Homeroom option.
Officials say the funds will help the college transition to a full-fledged university.
A valid ID will be needed to cast a ballot.
Most can’t use the word “perfect” to describe themselves…but for four recent Duval graduates….they’ve earned it.
Aaron Hill, who attends Sandalwood High School, knocked on doors of townhouse community to make sure everyone got out safely.
The first day of classes is scheduled for Aug. 10.
Staff members can do volunteer work for campaigns, but only when they are not on school duty.
The ceremonies will be held from July 15-27.
Parents will receive notification of their child’s building assignment.
Executive Director of Family and Community Engagement Tia Leathers shares a conversation she had with her daughter.
Six schools currently have Confederate-era names.
District-loaned hotspots are being deactivated.
The new school year is scheduled to begin Aug. 10; click the link for more information.
Click on the link to read the document.