A majority of school board members would not support a special meeting on masks, so member Jennifer Jenkins called for a vote at the next meeting
The Brevard County School Board will discuss masks at a Thursday meeting, but no vote is scheduled yet.
Board member Jennifer Jenkins has requested a discussion on the district’s mask policy at the board’s last meeting before the new school year.
Florida Tech’s summer commencement ceremony will be held at the Charles and Ruth Clemente Center on campus on July 31 at 9:30 a.m.
Restrictions on public comments similar to those maintained by the Brevard County School Board have been found to violate the First Amendment in a federal court case.
The district attracted applications from about 50 potential drivers at a career fair, enough to keep buses on schedule in the fall.
An unknown number of children are quarantining after an outbreak of COVID-19 at a summer camp at Viera Elementary
In the 2018-2019 school year, white students had an A grade average, Hispanic students had a B average, African American students had a C average.
Florida ranked 49th in the county in 2020 for annual average teacher salaries, with the average teacher bringing home $49,102
Educators have worried particularly about skills that take constant practice to develop such as reading or math, along with social skills
All students grades pre-K through six will participate in hands on learning through a new marine biology program at the school, said Sherry Bergeron
As of July 1, Brevard has seen 295,935 COVID-19 cases, an increase of 1,343 new cases since June 4.
Alton Edmond won his first mixed martial arts fight with a T.K.O. in 25 seconds, raising $2,200 for his high school wrestling team.
Epidemiologists urge caution as the Delta COVID-19 variant spreads in the United States
With the mask requirement already rescinded for the coming school year, the rest of the school district’s COVID-19 mitigation plan was announced
Funded by a grant from the Northrop Grumman foundation, the project is a collaboration between engineers, zoo educators and and college students.
This marks the 10th year that the college won’t raise fees or tuition.
Brevard Public Schools said the district has always followed the history curriculum laid out by the state and has never taught critical race theory
Lewis Moore died at age 65 on May 25. He was a digital marketing teacher at Cocoa Beach Junior/Senior High School.
“It’s kind of a double-edged sword,” Goessel said. “I don’t want people to … expect that to happen. It doesn’t take the place of being responsible.”