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Did you know, Florida's Education Commissioner, Gerard Robinson is blogging about all sorts of things relating to education in the Sunshine State? From his experiences regarding his "Look, Listen and Learn" tour, sharing his new motto, offering parental involvement tips and showcasing international education, Commissioner Robinson wants to keep you informed of his thoughts, ideas and insights on the educational process in Florida. Check back regularly to read and comment on his latest posts and to get informative details from guest bloggers on a variety of important topics affecting education stakeholders throughout the state.
News
Florida's Third Grade FCAT 2.0 Results Show Promise Florida Education Foundation Partners with Wet 'N Wild to Offer Discounted Tickets to Florida Public School Employees New! Parent Resource: Your FCAT Questions New! Parent Resource: Online Parent Community Editorial board interview with Education Commissioner Gerard Robinson Florida 2.0 Digital Learning Group Commissioner's Taskforce on Inclusion and Accountability Florida Face to Face with Education Commissioner Gerard Robinson Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) Flexibility Waiver School Rankings School District Rankings List of Rules Under Review Finance Officers Legislative Tracking Florida’s Race to the Top Website Florida Department of Education Next Generation Strategic Plan Florida’s Response to Intervention More News...
Success Stories
Miami Beach Principal Selected As 'Florida Principal of the Year'Dr. Rosann P. Sidener, principal at Miami Beach Senior High School has been selected as the 2012 Florida Association of School Administrators' (FASA) Principal of the Year.
Seminole State to offer Pharmacy Technology and Management Program in Fall 2012To accommodate the growing need for pharmacy technicians in Central Florida, beginning in August 2012, Seminole State College of Florida will launch a Pharmacy Technology and Management degree program.
Food trucks are all the rage but it's nothing new to Orange County Public SchoolsFood and Nutrition Services has been using a mobile food service truck since 2004.
