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The founder of the organization says the whole initiative is called “trashion . Author: Briana Ray-Turner Updated: 11:30 PM EDT April 18, 2021
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. In honor of Earth Day, an educational and awareness nonprofit called Beaches Go Green held a unique yet very creative prom for their club members from Ponte Vedra and Nease High School.
The event was a trash and recycle-themed party.
“Lots of people’s proms were canceled this year and beaches go green wanted to throw a great event that really raised awareness while also including fun, including all those aspects that teenagers love, said Hope Daughtery, senior at Ponte Vedra high school.
A growing number of students and parents are putting pressure on the St. Johns County School District to revise its dress code, calling it unfair and sexist following a March 26 building-wide inspection at Bartram Trail High School that resulted in 31 students cited for violation of the policy on that day, all female.
The school district is accepting parental input on the issue now through April 30 in its annual look at dress code policy as part of the larger student code of conduct review it does annually.
According to Bartram Trail students and parents, administrators and other school staff lined up in hallways on March 26 to monitor the wardrobe of students, with girls being asked to hold their hands over their heads to check if shirts exposed any skin on their midriff area.
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Population growth creates need for two new high schools in two years in St. Johns County
Tocoi Creek High School will open for the 2021-2022 school year and another high school will open a year later.
Credit: Courtesy: St. Johns County Public Schools Author: Robert Bradfield Updated: 9:33 PM EDT April 5, 2021
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. St. Johns County is bursting at the seams with growth, and it’s no different for the school district’s enrollment numbers.
“We appreciate the idea of growth, the idea of getting better, the idea of bringing new people in that can help contribute to that,” said St. Johns County Schools Superintendent Tim Forson.