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Balancing Work and Study with an Online Master of Social Work Degree
This article explores tips and advice for navigating your educational journey alongside your professional responsibilities. more
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Byrd: Continue half-cent sales tax for Orange County Public Schools
Prior to the half-cent sales tax in 2002, many of Orange County’s public schools were outdated and in disrepair.  more
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Colin at Fo Guang Shan, a humanist Buddhist organization. It has the largest bronze Buddhist statue in the world.
Apopka grad participating in State Department's National Security Language Initiative for Youth program
2024 Apopka High grad Colin Poon was among 540 exceptional students selected from a competitive pool of thousands nationwide for this transformative program. more
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Thinking of Becoming a Paramedic? Here’s What You Need to Know
There are a few different jobs in the EMS niche, and paramedics are always first on the scene. It’s a worthwhile career goal to have, but you need to be prepared.  more
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School shooting threats break out in Florida; districts, sheriffs issue warnings
Violent threats against schools have been reported in districts around Florida, including Seminole, Broward, Duval, Madison, Leon, Taylor, Levy, Columbia, and Sarasota counties. more
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Fall Vegetables and Buzzworthy Gardens highlight UF/IFAS classes in October
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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OCPS approves budget/millage rate for 2024/25
After a public hearing, the school board voted unanimously to approve the millage required to support the final budget for the school year 2024-25. more
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Studying Medicine in Australia
With a range of pathways to enter medical school, from undergraduate programs to graduate-entry options, Australia provides flexibility for various academic backgrounds.  more
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Hispanic Heritage Month highlights September in Orange County
Now is also the perfect time to taste the unique flavors of our community during Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining. more
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Maximizing the Benefits of Creative Activities and Creative Play in Early Childhood Education for Enhanced Child Development and Creative Expression
Most focus has been given to sports for child development benefits. In the early days you could even bet on college football in the USA. Many operators such as banger casino online would offer sports … more
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Zellwood Elementary School.
Kelly Park School and Zellwood Elementary receive Apple Distinguished School designation 
Schools apply and are selected for this distinction based on their commitment to continuous innovation in education and their use of Apple products to inspire, imagine, and impact teaching and learning.  more
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The Surge of Tech Jobs in Florida
The state’s favorable economic policies and business-friendly climate have turned it into a magnet for tech companies, creating a surge in tech job opportunities and offerings for Floridians.  more
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Goodwill Industries of Central Florida celebrating "Goodwill Scholars" success stories
“Goodwill Scholars” is a new employee scholarship program that fully pre-pays all costs related to education, including tuition, books, and fees. Here's how it works. more
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Winston Academy of Engineering students work on a project in Lakeland, Florida.
Report: Florida facing a serious teacher shortage
Florida TaxWatch has released a new report showing that Florida's teacher salaries rank 50th in the nation and school districts are struggling to fill vacancies. more
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An experimental aircraft like this solar-powered airship could someday play a role in providing internet access to rural areas or disaster zones.
A third of the world’s population lacks internet connectivity − airborne communications stations could change that
Telecommunications equipment positioned high in the air, on uncrewed balloons, airships, gliders and airplanes, could increase social and economic equality by filling internet connectivity gaps. This could allow more people to participate fully in the digital age. An experimental aircraft like this solar-powered … more
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Voluntary pre-K metrics and designations will bring greater accountability to early learning programs, according to the Florida Board of Education.
Florida Board of Education spells out performance grades for voluntary pre-K
Voluntary prekindergarten, created in 2005, is designed to serve that function at no cost to families. Instructors must hold at least a state-issued teaching credential. more
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Parents can still pay for theme park passes using state scholarship money
As in the past, authorized purchases include paddle boards, televisions, and theme park admission for Florida parks such as Disney World, Sea World, Universal, and Legoland. more
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Florida TaxWatch analyzes Florida’s teacher shortage as the 2024-2025 K-12 school year begins
In Florida’s FY2023-24 state budget, education was one of the largest consumers of taxpayer dollars; however, a teacher shortage prevents these funds from being effectively utilized. more
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Fall Gardening highlights September classes at UF/IFAS
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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Wekiva High School
Byrd: "State leaders should commit to place education funding at the top of the priority list"
Byrd: "Raising the beginning teacher salary was a good start but when beginning teachers are making the same as 10-year veterans, that is a problem." more
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Portrait of a Graduate: Byrd discusses the future plans of Orange County Public Schools
Byrd: "I believe we will see more flexibility in high school scheduling options, more early exposure to career options in the younger years, more hands-on learning, and more school/work experience opportunities." more
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Four new schools are planned for the Apopka area in 10-year OCPS capital plan
Melissa Byrd is more than just a member of the Orange County School Board—she’s a tireless advocate who has turned her passion for education into a mission to create lasting change. more
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Orange County is taking Back to School pedestrian safety seriously
Kids should be focused on getting good grades, not surviving getting to and from school. There’s a lot going on when kids get dropped off and picked up, so everything around them needs to focus on safety. more
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U.S. Education Department to gradually roll out new FAFSA form by Dec. 1
Senior department officials said states and schools have told them that no financial aid will be determined before the system opens for all students in December. more
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Welcome back to school, Orange County students
Every day counts for academic success! In this article, you'll find important enrollment information, tips, suggestions, and resource links. more
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