Pinetta
Pinetta, FL · Education
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WCTV
Two Jerger Elementary employees no longer with Thomasville City Schools following investigation
THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WCTV) - Two Jerger Elementary School employees are no longer employed with Thomasville City Schools (TCS) following an investigation that found they “did not meet the district’s professional standards,” according to the school district. In its statement released Friday, TCS did not identify the two...
greenepublishing.com
Glitz and glamor reign during Madison County High School Homecoming Coronation
The annual Homecoming Coronation event at Madison County High School (MCHS) is one of the most anticipated events surrounding the Homecoming festivities at MCHS. This year, the MCHS Gymnasium was the site of the Homecoming Coronation on Thursday, Oct. 1. Representatives from various clubs and organizations, as well as the 2026 Homecoming Court, were announced. This was in anticipation of the annual Homecoming Parade and Homecoming football game on Friday, Oct. 2.
secretmiami.com
From Gainesville to Miami: These 5 Florida universities rank among the nation’s top 100 schools for 2027
Florida’s universities continue to cement their place among the nation’s best, especially with the latest 2027 Best Colleges ranking by U.S. News & World Report. With multiple Sunshine State institutions securing spots in the top 100, local students and residents have plenty to celebrate — considering some of the top academic powerhouses are right here in Miami!
WCTV
Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly responds to student questions in town hall at FAMU
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) - Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly faced questions from students in Tallahassee on Monday as the former Republican congressman turned Democratic candidate hopes to ride a “blue wave.”. In Jolly’s town hall at Florida A&M University Monday, students were less vocal in response...
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Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly responds to student questions in town hall at FAMU
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV/Gray Florida Capital Bureau) - Florida gubernatorial candidate David Jolly faced questions from students in Tallahassee on Monday as the former Republican congressman turned Democratic candidate hopes to ride a “blue wave.”. In Jolly’s town hall at Florida A&M University Monday, students were less vocal in response...
thefamuanonline.com
FAMU continues setting the standard for political engagement
Florida A&M’s legacy of political engagement and advocacy carries on after a student-led gubernatorial town hall turned into a lengthy Q&A-session between Republican candidate Byron Donalds and university students. The town hall was initially announced by the university as a gubernatorial debate between Donalds and his democratic opponent David...
flcourier.com
FAMU announces November recruitment tour schedule
Florida A&M University is expanding its recruitment efforts across Florida and beyond as FAMU works to connect prospective students with its academic programs, campus community and opportunities available to Rattlers. Through college fairs, high school visits, recruitment events and student outreach initiatives, FAMU representatives are meeting prospective students in communities...
islandernews.com
Avid University of Florida fan now roots for FSU
Paul Zuccarini has a cache of treasured memories from his boyhood on the Key. “We had neighborhood capture-the-flag parties. We played seasonal sports, from flag football, to baseball, to soccer, to track and field meets. We’d stay out playing until it got dark.”. But when he hears aging...
wtxl.com
Florida State University becomes first college campus in the country to install mental health Hope Booth
COLLEGE TOWN, FL (WTXL) — Florida State University is home to what's believed to be the first on-campus mental health "Hope Booth" in the country. The $25,000 resource helps students pause and reset in just 3 minutes. WATCH FULL REPORT BELOW:. Florida State University is the first college campus...
WMBB
FHSAA to investigate week 7 football altercation
WEWAHITCHKA, Fla. (WMBB) – With plenty of rain in the forecast last week, many high school football games were moved to Thursday night, including the Wewahitchka Gators hosting Liberty County for a week seven matchup. News13 reported that the game was called into the half with about four minutes left to spare in the second […]
bestofsno.com
UF, FSU join Early Decision trend
Seniors applying to colleges this year will likely find themselves with one more admissions option than usual: Early Decision (ED). The two colleges in Florida that receive the most applications, the University of Florida and Florida State University, have both added this admission plan to their application for the Fall 2027 application cycle. This plan, an increasingly popular application option for universities around the nation, stipulates that students may only apply to one school with ED, and, if admitted, must attend and rescind all applications to other colleges. (ED is not a legally binding contract, but breaking the agreement can carry consequences like blacklisting.) Applicants must complete applications earlier than they would in Regular Decision (RD), often in November, but receive an earlier decision.