Effort to elevate student voices continues

11/8/2016

Following our first ONE by ONE: Student Voice event, we were inspired, challenged and motivated to continue to elevate student voices to inform the work of supporting a high quality public education system. Our children truly deserve to be heard.  

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PowerUP Jax Lightning Round winner to receive additional award for classroom project

11/4/2016

We gave the community a chance to read the projects of the 20 winners from the Fall 2016 PowerUP Jax cycle, and vote for the one they found most innovative and impactful in a two week Lightning Round. The contest has closed, and a winner has been selected. 

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Don’t forget to cast your vote for your favorite PowerUP Jax project!

10/31/2016

Twenty teachers were selected to receive grants from the Community First Cares Foundation to fund innovative projects in their classrooms, and now they each have the chance to win an extra $150 to put toward their project – but they need YOUR help!

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Jax Shines initiative gains momentum and national recognition

10/24/2016

The Jax Shines Coalition for Afterschool and Summer Learning continues to gain momentum and national recognition. The Jax Shines report was featured on the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA), just months after White House officials announced they would be partnering with NSLA and other organizations to launch the Summer Opportunity Project. 

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Jacksonville Public Education Fund team spends morning volunteering with local nonprofit, Dignity U Wear

10/19/2016

Each year, the Jacksonville Public Education Fund team conducts a day of service to give back to the community in a different way. This year, we volunteered with Dignity U Wear, an organization interested in removing a barrier to education by providing new clothing to school children. We believe that all students can achieve at high levels when provided with, not just high-quality instruction, but also high-quality community support. 

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DID YOU KNOW?

 

93%

of public schools in Duval County earned an "A," "B," or "C" in 2021-2022.