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Category Archives: College
Special Feature: News Service of Florida Interview with Chancellor Randy Hanna
Interview by News Service Florida with Randy Hanna, Chancellor, Florida College System By Margie Menzel Posting or forwarding this material without permission is prohibited. Contact news@newsserviceflorida.com. One of Tallahassee’s most successful attorneys, Randy Hanna, took the reins of the Florida … Continue reading
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Students’ Return on Investment
The Department of Education serves as a data repository for a variety of information allowing us to track student performance across time and in varying education sectors. Starting this month, the Department will embark upon a joint project with the … Continue reading
Giving Florida students an edge in the global economy
Guest post by DOE Educational Policy Development Director Lydia Southwell In today’s marketplace, we are not just working with and competing with the person next to us, we are a part of a global economy and need to ensure our … Continue reading
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Commissioner Talks Higher Education
Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the Florida Board of Governors meetings in Miami. It was great meeting my fellow members and discussing on how we can improve and streamline our K-20 system. We also had good conversations … Continue reading
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A Motto Matters
Video of Commissioner Robinson’s back-to-school message, including information about the new motto. A motto is a good way to convey an ethos of any organization. As Florida’s new Commissioner of Education, I am implementing a new motto in support of … Continue reading
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University Dreams Now a Reality for More Floridians
Guest post: Florida College System Chancellor Will Holcombe For decades, students have had an opportunity to pursue their higher education dreams through a cost-effective partnership our Florida Colleges share with the State University System. This type of program allows students … Continue reading
Florida College System Month
For decades, the Florida College System has long served communities throughout the state – providing valuable resources to many students who seek higher education to improve upon, or learn new skills. They are one of our state’s most essential workforce … Continue reading
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