Duval County Public Schools has officially started re-advertising for a new superintendent.
The search was suspended in 2023 after the first attempt to find a replacement for Doctor Diana Greene“I think the superintendent should have local information about what’s going on in the communities around the public schools,” Daniel Bass, whose children attended school in Duval County, said. “We don’t have anything for our kids to do with their families.”Debbie Epps agreed with Bass. She raised all of her children in the Duval County Public Schools system.
“What’s going on in the community affects the kids that’s going to the schools and it affects them at home and they bring it to school,” Epps said.“I hope we get a good one,” she said. Parents at Fletcher High School listed the most critical needs or challenges they think the next superintendent will need to understand and address, including:The distraction from academics because of lifestyle or politicsPeople who attended a community meeting at Raines High School listed the following factors as the most critical challenges in the school district:Arts programs not in the schoolincluding claims of abuse and a toxic work and learning environment at Douglas Anderson School of...
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