40 Duval educators complete JPEF Summer Residency to help drive equitable outcomes in their schools
Principals, assistant principals, and teacher leaders worked together for three days to learn best practices to improve student outcomes.
7/12/2021
Educators will work to bring restorative justice, trauma-informed care, and collective leadership to their schools in the upcoming year.
Read MoreJPEF President Rachael Tutwiler Fortune Elected to Consortium of Florida Education Foundations
Established in 1987, the Consortium is the membership organization for the education foundations aligned with Florida’s county-wide school districts.
6/21/2021
Tutwiler Fortune is one of five local education foundation leaders who, along with four statewide officers, govern the Consortium, a membership organization for Florida’s district-wide local education foundations.
Read MoreDuval County parents graduate from parent leadership program, launch community projects
Parents Who Lead is a partnership with Duval County Public Schools, Kids Hope Alliance, and the Jacksonville Public Library.
6/14/2021
The parents are now beginning community projects to make an impact for local children.
Read MoreGuest column: Renaming schools is over, but working on equity in education has just begun
JPEF President Rachael Tutwiler Fortune writes about education equity in the Florida Times-Union.
6/14/2021
"Education research has taught us a lot about what makes a difference for diverse learners, but it takes significant support to implement these practices across our many public schools."
Read MoreDuval County School Board votes to change the names of six schools named for Confederates
The vote on the six schools was 5-2 in favor of changing the names.
6/1/2021
The names of three other schools will remain - Ribault Middle, Ribault High and Andrew Jackson High.
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