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Settle for a slow down: 40-day warning period begins for new automated speed cameras in Neptune Beach school zones
Read full article: Settle for a slow down: 40-day warning period begins for new automated speed cameras in Neptune Beach school zonesStarting Monday, a 40-day warning period begins for drivers near Neptune Beach school zones as the city rolls out its automated speed cameras.
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Neptune Beach Elementary teacher’s assistant dies due to COVID-19 complications, board member says
Read full article: Neptune Beach Elementary teacher’s assistant dies due to COVID-19 complications, board member saysNEPTUNE BEACH, Fla. – A teacher’s assistant at Neptune Beach Elementary has died due to COVID-19 complications, a Duval County School Board member confirmed. Ms. Martin was a beloved Paraprofessional at Neptune Beach Elementary who passed away from COVID, and a student at Twin Lakes has passed away from MIS-C, an illness thought to be COVID related,” Anderson wrote. Duval County teachers union president Terrie Brady confirmed Jeanne Martin died Monday morning. I’m so sad that we put someone’s life in danger,” said Neptune Beach Elementary School parent Manya Prescott. She had a huge heart and poured it into everything she did at Neptune Beach Elementary.
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Duval County teacher resigns as schools begin reopening
Read full article: Duval County teacher resigns as schools begin reopeningJACKSONVILLE, Fla. A teacher at Neptune Beach Elementary School quit her job Wednesday when her hopes of her school reopening to virtual learning didnt happen. Jennifer Beebe said she has taught at the school since 2004 and loves the school. She said virtual learning seemed like an obvious choice to her and her colleagues to start the school year. When the state of Florida required schools to reopen buildings to students, Beebe said she couldnt go along with it. But the FEAs lawyers argue that schools risk losing funding if they dont comply with the mandate.
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Florida teacher resigns as schools begin reopening
Read full article: Florida teacher resigns as schools begin reopeningJACKSONVILLE, Fla. A Jacksonville-area teacher at quit her job Wednesday when her hopes of her school reopening to virtual learning didnt happen. Jennifer Beebe said she has taught at Neptune Beach Elementary School since 2004 and loves the school. She said virtual learning seemed like an obvious choice to her and her colleagues to start the school year. When the state of Florida required schools to reopen buildings to students, Beebe said she couldnt go along with it. But the FEAs lawyers argue that schools risk losing funding if they dont comply with the mandate.