SARASOTA - Sarasota County School Board evaluated Superintendent Todd Bowden at its Tuesday meeting, rating his performance for the 2018-19 school year as "highly effective" and granting him a $5,000 bonus.
SARASOTA — Earlier this year, a major controversy ensued after Sarasota County Schools Superintendent Todd Bowden received a four-year contract extension that made it more difficult for the school board to fire him. This week, he will be evaluated for his performance this past school year.
VENICE — The theme for Venice Area Historical Society’s Fall Betty Intagliata Lecture Series is “100 Years Since Women Got the Vote.”
VENICE — A program focused on the structure of state government, county government, and local communities will be held from 2-3:30 p.m. Thursday, at Venice Holistic Community Center/Blue Lotus Meditation Center, 714 Shamrock Blvd., Venice.
SARASOTA — Larry R. Thompson, president of Ringling College of Art and Design, has been named one of the Top 500 Most Influential Business Leaders in Florida by Florida Trend.
SARASOTA — The Education Foundation of Sarasota County Inc. is looking for volunteers to help students fill out their financial aid applications.
Staff Report
SOUTH VENICE — Pine View Elementary School hosted the Rocket Read-A-Thon on Friday at Books-A-Million in Venice.
WEST VILLAGES — State College of Florida is now offering flex start classes for students.
SARASOTA — Area high-schoolers and parents will soon have an opportunity to meet representatives from more than 80 colleges and universities at Fall College Night.
Staff Report
SARASOTA - One item pulled from the approved consent agenda was the exceptional student education special programs and procedures document.
By ALEXANDRA HERRERA
SARASOTA — Members of the community said the Sarasota County Schools board should feel "ashamed" for the situation between one of its leaders and an administrative assistant.
SARASOTA — Members of the community said the Sarasota County Schools board should feel "ashamed" for the situation between one of its leaders and his administrative assistant.
By KARIN DRURY
From FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
SARASOTA — Members of the community said the Sarasota County Schools board should feel "ashamed" for the situation between one of its leaders and an administrative assistant.
