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Brevard County Schools Did it Again!


 

Brevard County Schools Did it Again

Brevard County Schools took third station in the state, with 84% of schools receiving a grade “A”.

The scoring is based on scores that students get on the FCAT, the Florida Thorough Assessment Test.  “A” rated schools are awarded $75 per student.

All of Brevard County Middle Schools earned an “A” for the fourth year in a row.

St. John and Gilchrist County took 1st and 2nd in order in the state.

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Another keen reason to consider living in Brevard County Florida!

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Schools left in the dust on social media highway
Zanesville Times Recorder - Mar 07, 2010
On Friday, Brevard County, Fla., law enforcement announced an questioning of a student posting a threat against a teacher on Facebook. and more »

Schools left in the dust on social media highway
Coshocton Tribune - Mar 07, 2010
On Friday, Brevard County, Fla., law enforcement announced an interrogation of a student posting a threat against a teacher on Facebook. and more »

Student posts threat against teacher on Facebook
MiamiHerald.com - Mar 05, 2010
Student posts threat against teacher on Facebook MyFoxOrlando.comBrevard County kindergarten officials are investigating a threatening Facebook post about a high school teacher that was written by one of her students. Master Death Threat Posted On FacebookTeen faces expulsion in teacher threat -all 36 word articles »

Brevard schools could lose $29M from budget next year
Florida Today - Mar 04, 2010
of about $50 million in federal stimulus funding, as well as $9 million in a idiosyncratic property tax increase approved by the Brevard County School Board. and more »

Web streamlines job links
Florida Today - Mar 07, 2010
It was one archetype of how Brevard County government officials and community advocates felt a better job could be done to connect residents to services they and more »

Lifting Brevard parks gun ban shows why locally controlled limits needed
Florida Today - Mar 05, 2010
County attorneys said the theory that makes for gun-free schools could be made for gun-free parks, and commissioners could take the matter to Brevard and more »

New Montgomery Co. school superintendent facing many challenges
WDBJ7.com - Mar 03, 2010
classroom to her last closing up as an associate superintendent in Brevard County, Florida. "I've seen school systems deny. I've seen school systems grow. Montgomery County Superintendent begins this weekall 2 tidings articles »

Old sport makes new pitch
Florida Today - Mar 07, 2010
The meet is rugby, and Persinger, an 11th-grader at Space Coast Jr./ Sr. High, is one of about three dozen Brevard County high shape students who have and more »

Brevard's Project Hunger stocks up for summer
Florida Today - Mar 05, 2010
Brevard's Commitment Hunger stocks up for summerThe funds allowed Brevard County's three sharing centers to class food to needy families every 30 days, instead of the typical 90 days, and more »

Carroll: Recruited for superintendent post in Tennessee News Courier

07.08.09

“I was recruited by Ray and Associates Inc. to relate after Williamson County did not hire a superintendent in their first search,” Superintendent Barry Carroll said Thursday. “After much delve into, thought and prayer, my family and I decided that I should consider it.”

Carroll, 51, interviewed with school officials at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Franklin, Tenn.

He said he once interviewed for the superintendent’s post in Brevard County, Fla.

Last May, he interviewed for the superintendent’s post for Boone County Schools in Kentucky. At that conditions, he said he had been contacted by or about systems in Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. He said the contacts acquire a win through his membership in the American Association of School Administrators.

“I am not trying to leave Limestone County,” Carroll said. “As I indicated when I interviewed for Brevard County, Fla., and now for Williamson County, Tenn., I was recruited and asked to register and interview. I accepted the invitation to interview because both systems are well known for being the top systems in their state.”

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