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Summer school 2021 will be big, and hopefully better than usual

Summer school 2021 will be big, and hopefully better than usual Educators know children need to catch up. But, after a grueling pandemic school year, they don’t want it to seem like a chore.     Pinellas County teacher Chelsea Massey, center, displays a bird feeder for third-grade students at 74th Street Elementary School during the first day of the district s Summer Bridge program in 2019. Engaging activities like that will be more frequent during this year s summer programs after a grueling year spent under pandemic restrictions. Schools across the Tampa Bay area and Florida plan summer programs like none other in recent memory.

Are school dress codes too hard on girls? We re not in the 1950s anymore

Are school dress codes too hard on girls? ‘We’re not in the 1950s anymore.’ Pasco County plans a ‘deep dive’ on its dress code as other school districts across Florida also wrestle with the issue.     Students arrive at Pasco County s Gulf Middle School for the first day of school in August 2020. Discussions are ongoing whether some of the clothing they wear, such as ripped jeans, are appropriate in the district s dress code. [ DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | Times ] The Pasco County school district’s dress code is biased against girls, and needs to be fixed. School Board member Colleen Beaudoin said she’s heard that sentiment from several parents and students recently. But when the time came Tuesday for public comment on the district’s student code of conduct revisions, no one came forward.

Lakewood Elementary defies the COVID slide with a burst of success

Lakewood Elementary defies the COVID slide with a burst of success
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Ready for testing: When Florida schools want their grades

Ready for testing: When Florida schools want their grades Jeffrey S. Solochek, Tampa Bay Times © John Pendygraft/Times Lakewood Elementary School kindergartners Kennedi Flournoy, 5, (right, front) and Heavenlei McKinnie, 5, (left) work on sight words Wednesday, April 7, 2020. Lakewood was one of the lowest performing schools in the state of Florida. Now it s one of the schools touted by the state as having avoided the COVID-slide, and is on its way to strong accountability performance. The final round of state testing begins next week, with a release from the usual high stakes attached because of the ongoing pandemic. When crafting his emergency order on how the results may be used, education commissioner Richard Corcoran made clear that schools wishing to use the scores to their benefit would be allowed to do so. That came after a request from Pinellas County. Read on for that story and more Florida education news.

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