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ChangeMakers Breakfast Celebrates Business Partnerships and Inspires with Stories of Commitment and Overcoming

Take Stock in Children alumna Valery Paul delivers a powerful message about perseverance and…

Nicole GonzalezDecember 9, 2019

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Early Literacy Scan Report

Early Literacy Scan Report In late 2019 the Pinellas Education Foundation convened an Early Literacy…

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Preparing Pinellas Students for the Future: College and Career Readiness Insights

For this report, college and career ready is defined by the indicator tracked by the…

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Career and Technical Education

Pathways for Postsecondary and Employment Readiness Many jobs require more than a high school diploma…

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A Crowning Touch of Support

Jim Myers, Crown Automotive Group President and Chief Operating Officer, has a fond memory that…

Nicole GonzalezOctober 29, 2019

Empowering Educators News

Stuff the Bus drives benefit students and teachers

(FOX 13, Sept. 6, 2019) CLEARWATER - School buses arriving at Sandy Lane Elementary in…

Nicole GonzalezSeptember 18, 2019

Empowering Educators News

Stuff the bus for area students in need

(WTSP 10 News, Aug. 12, 2019) St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman joined GDL to talk about…

Nicole GonzalezSeptember 18, 2019

Empowering Educators News

‘Stuff The Bus’ Campaigns Demonstrate Local Communities’ Caring Spirits

(FORBES, Aug. 9, 2019) Back-to-school season is upon us, but before the kids climb aboard…

Nicole GonzalezSeptember 18, 2019

College & Career Readiness News

Pinellas County Schools celebrates success of Summer Career Acceleration Program

(Tampa Bay Newspapers, Sept. 4, 2019) LARGO — Ninety-two percent of the 122 students placed in Pinellas…

Nicole GonzalezSeptember 16, 2019

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FOSTERED TO SUCCESS: Boca Ciega High valedictorian Robert Hurley had a lot of tough breaks in life. But he did not go unnoticed in the foster care system, or at school.

(TAMPA BAY TIMES, May 25, 2019). Read this great story of resilience in the Times…

Nicole GonzalezJuly 16, 2019

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ChangeMakers Breakfast Celebrates Business Partnerships and Inspires with Stories of Commitment and Overcoming

Early Literacy Scan Report

Preparing Pinellas Students for the Future: College and Career Readiness Insights

Career and Technical Education

A Crowning Touch of Support

Stuff the Bus drives benefit students and teachers

Stuff the bus for area students in need

‘Stuff The Bus’ Campaigns Demonstrate Local Communities’ Caring Spirits

Pinellas County Schools celebrates success of Summer Career Acceleration Program

FOSTERED TO SUCCESS: Boca Ciega High valedictorian Robert Hurley had a lot of tough breaks in life. But he did not go unnoticed in the foster care system, or at school.

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