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ÐÓ°É Public Schools Celebrates Black History Month
January 31, 2025 ¨C As we pay tribute to the generations of Americans who overcame adversity to achieve freedom, we celebrate our history by highlighting local history makers.
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Comprehensive Needs Assessment: You Speak, We Listen
January 24, 2025 ¨C In anticipation of the release of our 2025 survey, we want to share how your feedback on the Comprehensive Needs Assessment helps us improve JPS.
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Dr. Errick Greene's Inspirational Leadership Earns Recognition by National Educators' Group
November 6, 2024 ¨C?Dr. Errick L. Greene, Superintendent of ÐÓ°É Public Schools (JPS), was named the 2024 recipient of the Josephine E. Hill Superintendent Award at a gala on Saturday, November 23, 2024.
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From the Classroom to Capitol Hill: JPS Scholars Explore Leadership, Culture & Global Citizenship
ÐÓ°É 31, 2024 ¨C During a three-day excursion to the nation's capital, Global Citizenship Project scholars explored the rich tapestry of American culture, history, and government.
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