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The Leon County Sheriff's Office urges parents to have candid conversations with their kids about the consequences of taking weapons to school.
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The money had been slated for the afterschool program that many working families rely on
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Rocky Hanna says he may have tough decisions in the future about keeping all of the school district’s employees.
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A federal freeze means the Leon School District needs $2 million to pay for the 21st Century after-school program
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The district earned a B for the school year that just ended. It was two points away from an A
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The shortfall is due to local, state and federal factors
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Lack of student preparation for nurse training, retention of existing nurses and lack of nursing educators are among the challenges.
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Superintendent Rocky Hanna says the issue surrounds furniture purchased with taxpayer money
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Twelve schools received checks from the district totaling $2,850 for their participation
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The Southern Shakespeare troupe will take the play to various schools in Leon County and even Thomasville in the course of the next few weeks.