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What Elon Musk’s New Role in the Trump Administration Could Mean for Schools
What Elon Musk’s New Role in the Trump Administration Could Mean for Schools

By Alyson Klein & Lauraine Langreo President-elect Donald Trump enlisted a star-powered new staffer to mastermind his bid to abolish the U.S. Department of Education: Billionaire tech magnate Elon Musk. Musk’s new role as a chief architect of Trump’s plan to slash and remake... Continue Reading

Date posted11/15/2024


Alachua County School Board approves contract for interim superintendent
Alachua County School Board approves contract for interim superintendent

By Alan Festo During a special meeting of the Alachua County School Board on Wednesday evening, board members unanimously approved the contract for Kamela Patton, who will serve as interim superintendent until a permanent district leader is found. The contract, which runs from Nov. 18 through... Continue Reading

Date posted11/14/2024


Mainland High School principal appointed to district position in Volusia County Schools
Mainland High School principal appointed to district position in Volusia County Schools

By Jarleene Almenas Come January, Mainland High School Principal Joseph Castelli will be moving on to a district position. On Tuesday, Nov. 12, the Volusia County School Board approved Castelli's appointment as the district's new director of secondary schools under the Teaching, Leading and... Continue Reading

Date posted11/14/2024


Kimberlain Zenon and Craig Page named Manatee County Principal and AP of the Year
Kimberlain Zenon and Craig Page named Manatee County Principal and AP of the Year

The School District of Manatee County is proud to announce its Principal of the Year is Kimberlain Zenon of Braden River Middle School, and the Assistant Principal of the Year is Craig Page of Southeast High School. Both are eligible for the Florida Department of Education’s Principal and... Continue Reading

Date posted11/14/2024


Ben Albritton picks Appropriations Committee Chairs to serve during his term as Senate President
Ben Albritton picks Appropriations Committee Chairs to serve during his term as Senate President

By Ryan Nicol Senate President-designate Ben Albritton has his choices for Senate Appropriations Committee Chairs lined up. The incoming head of the Senate has already selected Sen. Ed Hooper to lead the main Senate Appropriations Committee. Now, Albritton has decided on heads of the siloed... Continue Reading

Date posted11/14/2024


Center Yourself
Center Yourself

Connect Evolve Notice Thank Energize Reward I had an amazing time presenting at the Model Schools conference in Orlando, Florida in the summer of 2024. What an incredible event of learning, inspiration, and educators coming together to grow. It was tremendously well run and a super... Continue Reading

Postedby Andrew Marotta
Date posted11/14/2024


2 Pinellas County schools get new principals
2 Pinellas County schools get new principals

By Jeffrey S. Solochek Brooker Creek Elementary School in Tarpon Springs is getting a new principal after the recent and abrupt departure of Joshua Hodges, who had been with the school since January 2022. The school board approved veteran district educator Seymour Brown, director of strategic... Continue Reading

Date posted11/13/2024


Bay District Schools approves raising teachers’ salaries
Bay District Schools approves raising teachers’ salaries

By Isabella Benjumea Bay District Schools held its board meeting on Tuesday and voted on the Association of Bay County Educators master contract. The contract package includes raises and salary increases for all instructional personnel in the district. The board approved an annual salary of... Continue Reading

Date posted11/13/2024


Why Teachers Don’t Use the High-Quality Instructional Materials They’re Given
Why Teachers Don’t Use the High-Quality Instructional Materials They’re Given

By David Steiner An increasing number of districts across America are rightly procuring so-called high-quality instructional materials (HQIM) for use in their schools. These English Language Arts and math materials meet grade-level state standards for skills and knowledge and are thus rated... Continue Reading

Date posted11/13/2024


Univision Foundation announces new scholarship aimed at helping FIU’s first-generation students
Univision Foundation announces new scholarship aimed at helping FIU’s first-generation students

As FIU joins thousands of colleges and universities across the nation this week in celebrating students who are among the first generation in their families to pursue bachelor’s degrees, Univision Foundation announced a new scholarship to bolster first-gen students as they work to finish... Continue Reading

Date posted11/13/2024


4 Tips to Get Teachers Comfortable With AI Use
4 Tips to Get Teachers Comfortable With AI Use

By Lauraine Langreo K-12 educators are hesitant and concerned about using artificial intelligence for teaching and learning, according to a variety of surveys. But AI is increasingly being embedded into many tools that students and teachers use daily. That is why experts say it’s... Continue Reading

Date posted11/12/2024


Dixie County High School FFA wins national award
Dixie County High School FFA wins national award

By Kristin Chase Dixie County High School’s FFA (Future Farmers of America) chapter won the National Model of Excellence Award. The award recognizes high school and middle school chapters that help grow leaders, build communities, and strengthen agriculture. Members say this means... Continue Reading

Date posted11/12/2024