Newly released 2016-2017 FSA Scores shows Duval continues to improve
6/9/2017
Yesterday, the 2016-2017 Florida Standards Assessment (FSA) scores were released. The results show Duval County students continue to improve in English Language Arts (ELA) and math, keeping pace with increases across the state.
Read MoreAll of the presentations, handouts and materials from the 2017 ONE by ONE Convention
6/6/2017
Whether or not you attended the ONE by ONE Convention, we want you to have access to all of the information and materials distributed that day!
Read MoreAll of the presentations, handouts and materials from the 2017 ONE by ONE Convention
6/6/2017
Whether or not you attended the ONE by ONE Convention, we want you to have access to all of the information and materials distributed that day!
Read MoreOur Thoughts on HB 7069
5/26/2017
The Jacksonville Public Education Fund has existed since 2009 to advocate for high quality public schools in Duval County. Since our founding, we have intentionally built a Board of Directors with diverse perspectives on public education, and have sought to be an independent, thoughtful voice on education policy in Northeast Florida. Over the past few weeks, we have closely followed the development of the state budget and the various budget conforming bills, particularly House Bill 7069. While the process that yielded the final bill lacked significant public input, our board has focused many hours of its time in discussion and debate over the content of the bill and we have identified those provisions that are worthy of public support and those that may need to be revisited before the bill is approved.
Read MoreOur Thoughts on HB 7069
5/26/2017
The Jacksonville Public Education Fund has existed since 2009 to advocate for high quality public schools in Duval County. Since our founding, we have intentionally built a Board of Directors with diverse perspectives on public education, and have sought to be an independent, thoughtful voice on education policy in Northeast Florida. Over the past few weeks, we have closely followed the development of the state budget and the various budget conforming bills, particularly House Bill 7069. While the process that yielded the final bill lacked significant public input, our board has focused many hours of its time in discussion and debate over the content of the bill and we have identified those provisions that are worthy of public support and those that may need to be revisited before the bill is approved.
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