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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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Acronyms in Education
As educators, we often joke about our wide use of acronyms in our daily speak. So ingrained is their usage in education that conversations consisting solely of acronyms are entirely possible. “NCLB has AYP which is based on FCAT. “FCAT … Continue reading
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