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When a school district the size of Leon County’s cuts $7.8 million from its budget, the ripple effects will inevitably be felt by students and staff.
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A special partnership is making the book fairs possible.
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One plan from the superintendent would cut spending by $6.7 million. If the state legislature drastically reduces its contribution, those cuts could rise to more than $13 million.
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Board members will continue the conversation during a January 26th retreat.
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The Leon County school district has asked the high court not to take up an appeal by parents who say their rights were violated over their child’s gender expression.
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A coalition of partners with the school district is using multiple tools to dissuade youngsters from bringing weapons to class.
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The Campus Guardian Angel CEO says the idea of using drones to protect school children came from conversations with Ukrainian soldiers.
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Following a tip, the Leon County Sheriff's Office says a search of the 13-year-old’s backpack revealed a black metal airsoft pistol.
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Leon County Public Schools recently renewed its contract to use AI gun detection software on its cameras.
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Florida's school choice program enables per-pupil spending to follow the student. That has more students leaving traditional public schools, as we hear on Speaking Of.