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The announcement from the state Department of Education comes even though the district slashed its LGBTQ+ support guide, removed All In for Safe Schools and rescinded part of the sex ed curriculum.
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PEN America, a nonprofit that advocates for free speech, said the district banned more than 175 books, but the districts says the books are under review — not banned.
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The district pulled consideration of sex education curriculum this week and decided to develop its own teaching materials, a move shadowed by strict state laws and highly charged opinions among the public..
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The base pay for starting teachers in Jacksonville is poised to rise to $48,700 annually under contract language the Duval County School Board approved at its meeting Monday.
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Duval and three other districts asked a judge not to block the new state law that restricts instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation in schools. Critics have dubbed the law "Don't Say Gay."
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Michael Paul Gillis had at least 2,000 images and 150 videos depicting infants, toddlers and other young children being sexually abused, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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A grand jury report unsealed last week accuses the district's former chief of police of failing to report more than 500 crimes.
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Caroline Lee, who was named “Teacher of the Year” at Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts last year, was arrested in October 2021 and accused of striking a student in the face during a confrontation.
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Former Chief Micheal P. Edwards took elaborate steps for years to manipulate and underreport criminal activity on school grounds, the report says.