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Home School Board Members Last Updated MARCH 2003 BOARD ACCEPTS NORTHWEST SITE SELECTION REPORT The Northwest Site Selection Committee has been meeting for the past seven months to locate potential sites for a new elementary school in the northwestern part of the county. The three primary sites selected by the committee are located near the intersection of CR 210 and Greenbriar Road. Sites #13 and #14 are located on the south side of CR 210 one-half mile east of the Greenbriar Road intersection, Site #7 is located on the north side of CR 210 approximately 1.25 miles east of the intersection and Site #2 is located on the south side of Greenbriar Road one-half mile west of the intersection. The Board also approved two alternate sites in the same general vicinity. The next step will be for the school district to obtain option contracts on these sites. SEVEN APPRAISAL FIRMS APPROVED BY BOARD The Board approved proposals from seven appraisal firms to provide appraisal services to the school district for new school sites. This gives the district an adequate pool of appraisers to utilize for the next phase of acquiring school properties.

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return to Community Relations and Grants MISSION The St. Johns County School District will inspire in all students a passion for lifelong learning, creating educated and caring contributors to the world. For additional information contact: Margie Davidson Community Relations/Grants St. Johns County School District 40 Orange Street St. Augustine, Florida 32084 Phone: (904) 819-7504 Fax: (904) 819-7515 davidsm@mail.stjohns.k12.fl.us The St. Johns County School District is an equal opportunity employer. www.stjohns.k12.fl.us/index.html 617 square miles 131,684 residents 91% white, 6% black, 3% other minority SCHOOLS 15 Elementary Schools (K-5) 6 Middle Schools (6-8) 4 High Schools (9-12) 2 Alternative Centers (6-12) 1 Vocational-Technical Center 1 Juvenile Justice Facility All St. Johns County public schools are fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Student:Teacher Ratio - 21.8:1 (Elementary) 25.5:1 (Middle School), 24.2:1 (High School) A fleet of 159 school buses transports 13,600 students over 3.5 million miles every year, in addition to more than 2,200 field trips.

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SEP Special Projects in Florida DOE has awarded the State of Florida the following Special Projects. The SEP Special Projects are awarded yearly on a competitive basis using funding from technical programs in DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE) from the buildings, transportation, electricity and electric power, and industrial sectors. The yearly awards were: Year No. of Projects DOE Contribution State Contribution 2002 Special Projects Codes and Standards 2002 - Florida Commercial Building Code - Improving Effectiveness and Next Generation Codes Rebuild America 2002 - Southeast Region Energy Action In Schools - An EnergySmart Schools Approach Federal Energy Management Program 2002 - Energy Efficiency Project Support For Cape Canaveral Spaceport Biomass Power 2002 - Biodiesel Blend Use In Miami International Airport Airside Power Equipment Million Solar Roofs Initiative 2002 - SunSmart: Utility and Building Community Outreach Uninterrupted Power Source 2002 - Apollo Akaline Fuel Cell Project Alternative Fuels/Clean Cities 2002 - Florida Gold Coast Clean Cities Coordinator 2002 - Space Coast E85 Fueling Station Cluster 2001 Special Projects Energy/Environment Integration 2001 - Energy And Environment Integration In Florida Biomass Power 2001 - Electric Power Generation From Micro-Turbine Operated On Landfill Gas Distributed Energy Resources 2001 - Combined Heat And Power Project Protocol/Demonstration (CHP3D) Alternative Fuels/Clean Cities 2001 - Florida Gold Coast Clean Cities Coordinator Project 2001 - Space Coast Clean Cities Coalition Coordinator Plus If you would like to see special projects in other states, go to our SEP Special Project

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Teachers Snubbing Testing Bonus By KENT FISCHER Last spring, Florida lawmakers decided one good way to retain outstanding teachers at low-performing schools would be to throw them a few extra bucks as an incentive to keep working with struggling students in the face of rising standards. Pasco principals say they expect at least all but a handful of the 250 eligible teachers to pass up the money, collectively eschewing about $122,000. "Taking the money would go against everything I believe in," said Zephyrhills High's Rob Brown, who started teaching eight years ago and makes about $35,000 a year. "If we don't make some noise, this will never get fixed." Last year, Hudson and Zephyrhills high schools received D grades from the state, primarily for their subpar reading scores on the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. Under the new program, "outstanding" teachers at schools receiving Ds or Fs from the state are eligible for the money. "Taking the money would go against everything I believe in," said Zephyrhills High's Rob Brown. Florida Coalition for Assessment Reform Teachers Snubbing Testing Bonus Organizing Tools ... Anti-High Stakes Orgs.

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73. Online NewsHour: Making The Grade -- April 11, 2001 June 27, 2000 alternative public schools for disruptive students. June2, 2000 Ending affirmative action in florida's schools. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/education/jan-june01/makinggrade_04-11.html

MAKING THE GRADE April 11 , 2001 Special Education Correspondent John Merrow's fourth report on a group of first-year teachers in the New York City Public School System. Sept. 20, 2000 Education plans from Bush and Gore Sept. 11, 2000 Teaching children to love music. Sept. 11, 2000 Ending social promotion in Chicago schools. Sept. 6, 2000 Teacher shortages in California. August 28, 2000 Two studies pointing to weaknesses in public education. August 23, 2000 The future of bilingual education. June 27, 2000 Alternative public schools for disruptive students. June 9, 2000 New teaching initiatives in Mississippi. June 2, 2000 Ending affirmative action in Florida's schools April 26, 2000 The pressure of standardized tests March 29, 2000 Bush's literacy plan. Browse the NewsHour's coverage of Education Merrow Education Web Site The Education Trust The Center for Education Reform JOHN MERROW: Sixth grade teacher Jack Nastasi, second grade teacher Dayna Goldberg, fourth grade teacher Renee Cason, and Sarah Costelloe, who teaches fifth grade, are among 323 men and women recruited on an emergency basis into classrooms in some of New York City's toughest public schools. They teach here, at PS-25 in Brooklyn, identified as an academically distressed school. A total of 12 teaching fellows were assigned to PS-25 in September, but two have since left.

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Ninth Joint National Conference on Alternatives to Expulsion, Suspension, and Dropping Out of School Hyatt Orlando Hotel w Kissimmee, Florida w January 16 - 18, 2003 updated: October 17, 2002 Purpose This conference shares the mission of the National Alternative Education Association (NAEA). It will share insights on the causes and problems related to school expulsions, suspensions, and drop-outs, and examine ways to deal with students who are considered delinquent, violent, or dangerous. Presentations will include promising programs and practices: l to reduce the number of youth who are at high risk of expulsion, suspension, or dropping out; and l to help youth return to school or otherwise engage in work and educational activities that increase their chances of becoming productive and healthy citizens. The conference will showcase exemplary programs that change attitudes, increase skills, provide opportunities for youth, enhance staff development, and increase community collaboration. Information on parent involvement, governmental policies, and legislative issues will be shared. Who Will Attend Participants will include directors and staff of alternative education schools and programs

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Teacher Resources Continuing Education International Distance ... HOME Enabling our future generations.. FSEC dedicates substantial effort to the development of educational resources for the teachers of our children. We do this out of the simple belief that clean and efficient energy resources are key to our future generations' ability to achieve a safe and sustainable environment. The education department at FSEC hosts several events for teachers and students. The Junior Solar Sprint is a competition that challenges middle school students to design, build and race model solar cars. The Hydrogen Sprint is a high school competition that was developed to provide opportunities for students to explore hydrogen power with a hands-on design component and a multimedia presentation. FSEC also provides professional development opportunities for Florida teachers in the areas of solar technologies, environmental issues, and instructional strategies for science classrooms, using the inquiry approach. Our

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79. OkaloosaSchools.com - Okaloosa County School District, Florida (Fort Walton Beach) Calendar, school web sites, board members and minutes, lunch menus, budget, and Category Regional North America Education School Districts...... Twentysix Okaloosa schools have earned florida's highest accolades foracademic performance. To see where your school ranks, click here. http://www.okaloosaschools.com/

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