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Winston's personnel files show his CMS leadership ending amid blunders and omissions | WFAE 90.7 - Vimarsana News

Winston's personnel files show his CMS leadership ending amid blunders and omissions | WFAE 90.7

Personnel records released as part of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Earnest Winston's termination show his tenure fell apart amid a series of mistakes and delayed action.

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Keith Oswald, Peter Licata among finalists for Broward superintendent - Vimarsana News

Keith Oswald, Peter Licata among finalists for Broward superintendent

PBC administrators Keith Oswald and Peter Licata are among 4 finalists for Broward's superintendent job.

Florida education news: Testing, driver ed, sailing and more - Vimarsana News

Florida education news: Testing, driver ed, sailing and more

Florida education news: Testing, driver ed, sailing and more   Published Apr. 22, 2015 Orlando Sentinel reports. Sun-Sentinel reports. More from the Florida Today reports. Sun-Sentinel reports. Florida Times-Union reports. * Manatee County will conduct a new impact fee review, the Bradenton Herald reports. * Clay district leaders are unsure whether increased state funding will let them reinstate positions planned for elimination, the Florida Times-Union reports. Ocala Star-Banner reports. Panama City News Herald reports. Daytona Beach News-Journal reports. Orlando Sentinel reports. Her...

Palm Beach County School calendar - Why It's a battle every year - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach County School calendar - Why It's a battle every year

The parents who came out, the emails sent, the messages school members heard last week: Starting school Aug. 10 is too early.  Whether these complaints are reflective of a majority of parents in the district of 170,000 students or just a vocal minority, they sound a familiar refrain:  Why can’t school just start later and end later?  But those involved in building that calendar say it’s not that simple. An alternative is not so easy to come by. “Over time, for very legitimate and noble reasons, we’ve tweaked the schedule a half-dozen ways,” said Justin Katz, president of the Cl...