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Clay County schools open enrollment begins Friday Program allows parents to choose school outside students’ attendance zone Updated: Tags: GREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla. – The Clay County School District will launch its controlled open enrollment program for the fifth year, which gives parents the option of choosing a Clay County school for their child that is outside their established attendance zone based on capacity at key schools. The window to apply for Controlled Open Enrollment begins on Friday and ends on April 9. “For us, open enrollment is a great opportunity to market all the g...
January 30, 2021 Escambia County’s Teacher of the Year is Briana McCreary. McCreary has been a teacher since 2013 and currently teaches third grade at Montclair Elementary School. As a life-long learner, McCreary uses her knowledge to be a better teacher. “During my studies and research into the school-wide performance, I identified a trend in the school FSA performance in which the percentage of proficient female students was 82% lower than the percentage of proficient male students in mathematics,” wrote McCreary in her application for Teacher of the Year. “This sparked my interest ...