What Marion County parents need to know about the future of their child’s school
From overcrowded classrooms to aging buildings, school officials shared important updates – and asked families to weigh in on what comes next
Education
Marion County School Board approves new Lake Weir Middle project despite concerns over delays and transparency
Skanska USA selected to manage construction as board members call for better communication on environmental and procedural setbacks.
Fessenden Elementary’s future uncertain as closure concerns grow
Parents and community members speak out over poor communication, historic significance, and the potential impact on children and families.
Marion County School Board moves toward interim superintendent, impacting parents and students alike
With Dr. Gullett’s July departure looming, parents watch closely as the board outlines next steps to ensure stability during critical school months.
She never wanted to be a teacher, but now she’s changing lives at Forest High School and beyond
From avoiding education to launching Culture Prep, Tierney Washington uses her own struggles to connect with students and guide them toward success
UF College of Nursing secures $3 million to tackle Florida’s nursing shortage
New scholarships, lab upgrades, and faculty expansion aim to strengthen the nursing workforce and improve patient care across the state.
Gainesville boosts safety for UF students: 5 things parents need to know
Gainesville enhances safety measures around the University of Florida, giving parents peace of mind with increased police presence, surveillance, and safety escorts for students.
Creative summer fun: Appleton Museum’s 2025 art camp for kids and teens
Discover hands-on art experiences at Ocala’s premier summer camp, where young artists explore new techniques and create masterpieces.
Belleview High School seniors showcase talents in annual capstone presentations
Event highlights student growth, community involvement, and career exploration opportunities.
MCPS Superintendent Diane Gullett announces resignation at the end of the school year
In a letter to members of the MCPS school board, Dr. Gullet has announced her resignation will take effect on July 11, 2025.