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Duval Schools enrollment down 16% since 2015, drops below 100K students (opens the original)
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Duval County Public Schools enrollment has fallen below 100,000 students for the first time in modern history. District data shows a steady 16% decline in enrollment since 2015. The current figures mark a significant drop from a decade ago, when traditional public school enrollment stood at more than 115,000 students. Enrollment in charter schools, homeschooling and state scholarships for private school tuition continues to trend upward. Fewer students enrolled in traditional public schools dire
Locked and loaded? Duval could change its policy on guns in cars at schools (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Duval County School Board members could consider a policy change that would allow employees, administrators, parents, and contractors to keep certain firearms secured inside their vehicles on school property. The proposal comes two weeks after Baldwin Middle-Senior High School Principal Michael Smith was criminally cited and reassigned to home duties after a loaded gun was found inside his vehicle on campus. The districtâs current policy prohibits the possession of firearm
From the streets to social media: Florida expands its gang identification law (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A new Florida law taking effect Thursday will expand what police can use to identify someone as a gang member. Under current state law, a person must meet at least two criteria to be identified as a gang member. That requirement is not changing when the new law takes effect on October 1st. Instead, the state is expanding what can count toward those two criteria and, in some cases, making the criteria easier to meet. Right now, police can count someone being seen with known g
What Duval voters need to know with five weeks until the midterm election (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — With just five weeks until the midterm elections, Duval County voters are being urged to make sure their voter information is up to date ahead of an October 5th deadline. Voters will have a say in a number of key issues during Novemberâs general election, from school board races to a tax referendum that would support teachers. Amendment 3 will also be on the ballot, a plan that could phase out property taxes for some homeowners. Duval County Supervisor of Elections Jerry H
He called most Black people ârude,â got disciplined by JFRD, and now heâs suing the city (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Clay County School Board member who doubles as a Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department firefighter is taking the City of Jacksonville to federal court, turning an off-duty social media video into a constitutional battle over free speech. Robert Alvero and his attorney, Anthony Sabatini, filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city, arguing that city officials violated Alveroâs First Amendment rights when JFRD disciplined him over personal commentary published
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