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Duval County Public Schools

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education2 years ago

Bus Driver Shortages Cause Chaos and Delays for Students in Multiple School Districts

Duval County Public Schools in Jacksonville, Florida, warned parents of significant delays on many bus routes on the first day of school due to a national bus driver shortage. The school system is currently more than 130 drivers short of their 800 positions. Parents were advised to make alternative plans for their children to get to school on time and ensure their safety at bus stops. The district also made a plea for help from the public to contact their contractors if capable of driving a bus.

education2 years ago

Superintendents Resigning and Retiring Across the Country

Former Clay County Superintendent Addison Davis has resigned from his position as superintendent of Hillsborough County Public Schools, sparking rumors that he may be interested in becoming the next superintendent of Duval County Public Schools. Davis has expressed interest in the job, according to sources. The Duval County School Board has already started the process of hiring a new superintendent, but may consider hiring an outside recruiting and consulting firm to aid in the search.

education2 years ago

"Duval County Schools Investigated for Misconduct Reporting and Reassigns Supervisor"

Duval County Public Schools has reassigned Reginald Johnson, the supervisor of its professional standards office, pending a professional standards investigation. The district did not disclose the reason for the move, but Johnson's office oversees keeping discipline records, advising administrators on how to handle misconduct situations, investigating employee misconduct, and serving as the main point of contact with state agencies. The move comes after the state's commissioner of education threatened to slash the superintendent's salary for failing to report 50 cases to the state's Office of Professional Practices. School Board members have called for a meeting to discuss concerns resulting from recent events at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and mandatory reporting requirements.