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Florida’s High School Graduation Rate Continues to Climb
Florida’s graduation rate reached its highest point ever last year at 75.4 percent, according to recent results released by the Florida Department of Education. This rate exceeds the previous year’s rate by three percentage points and represents an overall improvement of 15.2 percentage points since the 1998-99 school year.

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Claywell 5th Grader Wins National Contest
Tyler Smith, a fifth grader at Claywell Elementary School in Tampa, recently won first place in the American Geological Institute's (AGI) visual arts contest.

Panama City Middle School Wins National First Place Award for Journalism Project
A cartoon-covered book titled Hornet Action Tales brought home a national First Place award for Jinks Middle School in Panama City.

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