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Women who got their start in the male-dominated profession 40 years ago have advice for today’s newcomers in STEM.
Trailblazing women who broke into engineering in the 1970s reflect on what’s changed – and what hasn’t
In 1970, the percentage of women majoring in engineering was less than 1%. In 1979, that number was 9%. Today, only 21% of engineering majors are women, a number largely unchanged since 2000. more
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Public Health Innovations that are Transforming Healthcare Access Worldwide
This article explores some of the most impactful public health innovations that are increasing accessibility and reshaping the way healthcare is delivered globally. more
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How to Make the Next Move in Your Nursing Career: The Online MSN-FNP Program
If you are currently a nurse and you would like to broaden your horizons in terms of the niche in which you operate, then you should consider an online master of science in nursing family nurse practitioner. more
The Florida Historic Capitol Museum is located in front of the new Capitol building in Tallahassee.
Florida Legislature returns Tuesday
Here are some of the bills already been filed in advance of the session scheduled to end on May 2.  more
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Apopka Woman’s Club announces its 2025 Scholarship Program
Scholarship applications are being accepted now and will be accepted until March 23rd at 5 p.m. After the committee completes the scoring process, the applicants will be contacted. more
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Lovell Elementary student honored for Random Acts of Kindness Week
Congratulations to Stacey Dominguez Mendoza, a third grader at Lovell Elementary School, who was honored last Friday by Sonny's BBQ as part of the company's Random Acts of Kindness Week.  more
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UF/IFAS researchers work to prevent a disease threatening your favorite chocolate
A group of UF/IFAS plant pathologists has partnered with the Mars confectionary company to safeguard those cacao tree pods – and the precious beans nestled inside – from a devastating disease: black pod rot. more
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Garden Festival and Plant Sale coming to UF/IFAS next month
UF/IFAS Extension Orange County provides education and information to residents and businesses through workshops, publications, and mass media in the areas of family life, youth development, natural resources, horticulture, and agriculture. more
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A student concentrating and taking notes while working in a classroom with her classmates.
Federal assessments show reading and math performance drop in Florida
Florida eighth graders ranked in the bottom 10 states in reading and math, posting their lowest scores since 1998 and 1996, respectively.  more
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Florida Lottery transfers to state coffers were down 3% in 2024
Prizes added up to $6.3 billion and retailer commissions (6% of sales) totaled $571.6 million. Florida had $9.4 billion in ticket sales, ranking first among U.S. lotteries and seventh in per-capita sales. more
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Phone ban in schools gets mostly positive feedback from administrators
HB 379 is a 2023 law that prohibits phone use during instructional time, prohibits access to certain websites on school networks, and requires instruction to use social media responsibly. more
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The Power of Language in Early Childhood Education
It is not just about teaching children how to communicate—it’s about equipping them with the tools to understand their world, express their emotions, solve problems, and build meaningful relationships. more
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Arizona public school teachers have been fighting for more funding for schools.
Funding public schools based on enrollment in the previous year may help keep their budgets more stable, research shows
In 31 states, public schools use the previous year’s enrollment numbers to determine the current year’s funding, which makes it easier to soften the financial blow when enrollment declines. Florida is not among the 31 states. more
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Apopka High hosting STEM contest this weekend
More than 60 schools will compete for titles in 14 different events. Over 1,000 students will showcase their science, technology, engineering, and math expertise at the annual OCPS Super STEM Saturday event at Apopka High School. more
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Florida 4-H aims for the stars with space-focused career advancement programs
Educators across Florida 4-H have incorporated space science into their STEM lessons, with youth learning about how agriculture collides with engineering in this innovative industry. more
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OCPS offers 41 magnet programs to expand educational choices
All parents and students are invited to learn more about the 41 magnet programs offered in 29 sites across elementary, middle, and high schools. more
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Ashley Smyth with her wave machine model. Photo taken 06-13-19.
Seeding the Future: UF/IFAS and Florida Sea Grant secure $250K NOAA grant to cultivate seaweed aquaculture in Florida
This three-year research project aims to kickstart a new industry that could boost Florida’s economy while benefiting its environment and coastal communities.  Here's how. more
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3 Effective Ways To Boost Student Enrollment
Elevating your standing and attracting the right type of students to your institution for further education means that you need to harness the power of marketing to ensure that you are sharing with the world exactly what you have to offer for those who come to learn your hallowed halls. But how exactly do you go about this? more
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Six Apopka firefighters awarded scholarships from the 2650 Foundation
Vehicle and Machinery Rescue certification is an advanced rescue training program. This program equips firefighters with important skills to respond to complex and complicated vehicle and machinery rescue scenarios.  more
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Florida school boards removed more books from school libraries during the 2023-2024 school year than any other state.
PEN America: Florida removed more library books than any state last year
Florida removed 4,500 books from July 2023 to June 2024, according to an annual report from PEN America, a nonprofit advocating for freedom of expression. That represents nearly half of the nationwide removals, which numbered 10,064. more
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A Compassionate Guide to Supporting a Child Who Has Experienced Abuse
This guide provides steps to help ensure their safety, healing, and emotional recovery while addressing the importance of professional intervention. more
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US Elections Countdown: What Shapes the Final Days?
As the elections approach, both candidates continue to promote their agendas strongly bringing up various key issues in the eye of the discussion. What the final days will bring, remains uncertain. Let’s dive into the current streams.  more
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Legal Responsibilities in Property Management: Key Duties
In this guide, we'll cover key responsibilities in property management. Knowing these duties helps avoid costly mistakes. Let's dive in. more
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Practical Tips to Find Your Career Path and Take the First Steps
Whether you're starting fresh or looking to pivot, these insights will empower you to embrace your unique path and unlock your potential. Let’s get started. more
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Apopka City Hall
Apopka Youth Council named for the 2024-25 academic year
The Apopka Youth Council offers young people a chance to engage with local government, gain valuable insights into civic processes, and develop leadership skills. more
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