PNJ has more on Paul

The Saturday edition of the Pensacola News Journal covers how the Escambia County school board did not mention Superintendent Jim Paul’s DUI arrest. It also…

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Charter school problem

Jacqueline Harris Academy has had its school buses shut down for being “Grossly Incompliant With Documentation.” WEAR TV 3 reports that the Escambia School District’s…

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Too many elementary schools

The daily newspaper catches up with we have been talking about on the blog for awhile: school enrollments. The pdf of the actual number of…

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School closing economics

Okaloosa County has announced it is closing in 2008 Ocean City Elementary because its enrollment has fallen below 600 students. As reported in the Daily…

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What is the ECSO budget

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office proposed budget for 2007-08 can not be found anywhere online. From the Escambia County website we can learn that from…

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Biggest Pensacola Wins

Where did the greater Pensacola area have its biggest wins last week? The Santa Rosa Island Authority finally looking at plans for a public parking…

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FCAT scores are out

Check out Florida DOE site: SCORES

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FCAT scores are in for third graders

Escambia County – Math scores are up 1%; Reading down 4% Santa Rosa County – highest reading scores in the state; tied for second highest…

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Blog view 3/16/07

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Suter update

Parents at Suter Elementary have been told their beloved school in East Pensacola is off the immediate chopping block. However, the end still may be…

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Too much to think about

What makes someone good or bad? The drug arrest of Woodham Coach Benny Washington and the subsequent comments on this blog and others in the…

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Why make all high school seniors suffer

The Escambia County School Board will consider whether or not high seniors should be allowed to graduate from their current high schools next year –…

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