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Duval Schools could cut 700 teachers and staff

By Jenese Harris - News4Jax,

2024-04-30

By Jenese Harris - News4Jax,

2024-04-30

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04-30

1 The Duval County School Board building that sits on prime property on the river needs to be sold. The departments at this building need to be placed in schools that have low enrollment. Then they can see the needs of the students2 Each of these departments need to be streamlined , focused, and be on same page (as a teacher you would call the school board 3 times with same issue and get 3 different answers- we would call it the puzzle palace)3 The children in our district need our full support!! The children come with problems and issues along with the learning environment and do not need bigger class sizes4 Teachers need our support!!!! This plan does not support them and adds additional stress therefore a shortage5 School board members and managers of departments should be required to spend one day every two weeks at a school to actually feel the heartbeat of educating our students

Deborah Mckenney

04-30

remember that 1 million to change schools names ,pandering to the race card holders and now your broke and those every same schools are on that list . Like we told you so ..

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