From new science standards and deep budget cuts to teacher awards and a new Superintendent, education in Levy County experienced many newsworthy occasions in 2008. The following are highlights from this year’s important headlines.
January:
Superintendent Cliff Norris announces he will not run for re-election, opting instead for retirement.
The School Board of Levy County (SBLC) reaffirms its unanimous position against teaching evolution as a scientific fact, sending a letter to the Department of Education stating strong opposition to the proposed changes. Levy County Board of County Commissioners also condemns the proposal.
February:
Students shine at the annual Levy County Superintendent’s Gala, raising approximately $22,000 to fund scholarships for area students.
Teachers Marcia Smith of Bronson Middle High and Lida Weingardt of Chiefland High are presented with $1,000 grants from the Levy Soil and Water Conservation District to fund projects that address water and erosion issues.
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