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And just like that... Pop-Up plant classes starting in June from 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.
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From UF/IFAS
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5/22/24
Apopka resident writes open letter to Gov. DeSantis
Rod Olsen is a former HOA President of Rock Springs Ridge and an Apopka resident who wrote an open letter to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis urging him to make policy changes in schools and in teaching history that concern him.
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By Rod Olsen
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5/21/24
Ultimate Guide to Exploring the Opportunities of a Career in Freight Brokerage
In this comprehensive guide, we delve into the myriad opportunities that a career in freight brokerage offers, highlighting the benefits, challenges, and future prospects of this dynamic field.
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By Allen Brown
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5/21/24
Florida’s school safety dashboard helps parents and teachers address root causes of bullying, fighting and other misbehavior
The dashboard includes all public K-12 schools in Florida and over 50 indicators of school safety – ranging from fights and weapons to school bus crashes.
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By F. Chris Curran, University of Florida
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5/8/24
Florida teacher salaries sink in national rankings to #50
New data released shows Florida’s average teacher pay dropped from being ranked #48 in the nation last year to #50 in the latest study.
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From the Florida Education Association
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5/7/24
Investing in Yourself: Practical Techniques for Personal Growth and Success
Here are some practical techniques you can use to invest in yourself, cultivate your skills, and achieve greater success in all areas of your life.
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By Allen Brown
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5/6/24
Zellwood Elementary wins national Green Ribbon designation
Zellwood’s Environmental Committee meets monthly to plan sustainability-related activities. Teachers are encouraged to train professionally on the Everglades, bird counting, and waste management programs.
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From Orange County Public Schools
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4/28/24
Why Summer School is the Perfect Opportunity for Academic Growth
By participating in summer school, students not only prepare themselves for future academic challenges but also lay the groundwork for a lifetime of learning, curiosity, and achievement.
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By Allen Brown
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4/22/24
4 Tips to Kickstart Your Journey to Becoming a Registered Dietitian
Becoming a registered dietitian may seem like a challenging process, but with the right guidance and mindset, it can be an exciting and rewarding experience.
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By Allen Brown
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4/5/24
Report: Florida's K-12 spending grew more slowly than most of the U.S.
According to the study, Florida's inflation-adjusted education revenue has grown from $10,707 per student in 2002 to $11,526 per student in 2020, a growth rate of 7.6% (43rd highest).
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By Andrew Powell | The Center Square
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3/24/24
4 Things Every Person Should Know
As life passes and you get busy with the acts of living, some key lessons might fall by the wayside or take a backseat to adult responsibilities. All is not lost, however, when you follow these tips.
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By Olivia Parkinson
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3/6/24
BPC-157 Peptide Investigations
An overview of the most important results from research conducted on BPC-157 will be presented in this guide, emphasizing the potential properties linked with the action of this peptide.
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By Alex Jhone
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3/5/24
The NFL Draft: A Launchpad for Talent from Apopka High School
Amidst the plethora of talents, Apopka High School in Florida emerges as a notable contributor, cementing its reputation as a breeding ground for NFL prospects.
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By Deborah Middleton
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3/1/24
5 Reasons You Should Become a Teacher
Choosing career paths you enjoy comes with substantial mental health benefits, especially when you make a difference in your community.
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By Allen Brown
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2/28/24
How Business Coaching Programs Can Help to Improve Your Company
If you want your company to succeed, you must be willing to go back to the basics to create a reliable foundation. Coaching programs are perfect opportunities to prepare your leaders with the resources and tools to get the job done.
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By Allen Brown
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2/7/24
Navigating Academic Storage: Strategies for Preserving Scholarly Work
Explore the essentials of academic archiving with our guide on preserving research materials.
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By Cadmus O'Sullivan
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1/8/24
Florida's Uncertain Road Ahead with Billy Napier: Week 10 Misery Index Peak
In 2019, Napier sparked controversy when he suggested that scholarship players donate $50 to the athletic department's fundraising arm. This proposal, although ultimately clarified as merely a suggestion, ignited conversations around the culture he was trying to cultivate.
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By Deborah Middleton
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11/8/23
School Alert Systems: Critical Features
Reliable school alert systems and effective training in safety protocols create a culture of safety in schools. This culture fosters quality teaching and learning and demonstrates administrators’ commitment to staff and student safety.
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By Richard Grant
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11/3/23
Got an itch for justice? Law in Apopka, Florida could be your calling!
Choosing law in Apopka isn't just about getting lost in books and fighting battles in courtrooms. It’s also about striving to secure justice--advocating for clients with determination, and making waves in your local community.
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By Cindy Cummings
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10/3/23
Ethical Foundations in Numeracy Education: Nurturing Responsible Mathematicians
This article delves into the ethical dimensions of numeracy education, exploring the principles, challenges, and best practices that underpin the cultivation of mathematical ethics in the classroom.
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By Max Mitchell
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10/2/23
Heartland Haven Ranch of Apopka announces its 1st Annual Fall Festival
All proceeds benefit the Heartland Haven Foundation and its mission to provide Equine Therapy for emotional healing to those in need.
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From Staff Reports and the Heartland Haven Foundation
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9/14/23
5 Things to Consider When Choosing the Right Florida School for Your Child
Although public schools offer many opportunities, they sometimes have large class sizes and fewer opportunities for individual focus. Luckily, educational choices in Florida have become more diverse than ever.
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By Adelle Reale
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8/23/23
Meet the latest 4 additional team members on The Gators
After a mediocre season that saw them finish 6-7, the Florida Gators are ensuring coach Billy Napier is more successful this year with four smart additions.
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By Brian Roy
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7/12/23
A Guide to Nursing: Steps to Take, Career Options, and Benefits
In this article, we will discuss the steps to take to become an RN, the career options after obtaining your degree, and the benefits of a career as a nurse.
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By Amy Wilson
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6/27/23
Getting a Post-Master’s Certificate in a Nursing Program: Florida
To advance in nursing, you often need additional degrees and diplomas after nursing school, such as master's degrees and post-masters certificates. You can expect a 13 to 25% boost in your annual salary when you earn a certificate.
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By Amy Wilson
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6/27/23
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