Tell Us: Parents, what are some questions you want us to ask DCPS Superintendent Bernier at the town halls?

Ariel Schiller, News4JAX reporter, Jacksonville

Published: December 12, 2024 at 3:50 PM

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Parents, let News4JAX advocate for you and your concerns about the Duval County school district.

We want to hear the questions and concerns you have for Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Christopher Bernier, who is hosting town hall meetings across Jacksonville.

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Bernier has already hosted one of the seven meetings where he addressed the school district’s current state and future, including student achievement, safety and security, student attendance and the district’s budget.

The remaining meetings are as follows:

Dec. 12 - James Weldon Johnson Middle School - 3276 Norman E. Thagard Boulevard, 32254
Dec. 17 - Alfred I. duPont Middle School - 2710 duPont Avenue, 32217
Jan. 14 - Kernan Middle School - 2271 Kernan Boulevard South, 32246
Jan. 16 - Highlands Middle School - 10913 Pine Estates Road East, 32218
Jan. 21 - Chaffee Trail Middle School - 11770 Sam Caruso Way, 32221
Jan. 23 - Arlington Middle School - 8141 Lone Start Road, 32211

Let us know what you would want us to ask below:

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Tell Us: Parents, what are some questions you want us to ask DCPS Superintendent Bernier at the town halls?

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