Greenville Community Assessment Team
August 31, 2022
FOOTBALL GAME CANCELLATION
August 26, 2022
Healthy Livin' Summer Camp Bus Drop-Off Locations
June 15, 2022
HEALTHY LIVIN’ SUMMER CAMP
BUS DROP-OFF LOCATIONS
BUS 1: Orange
7:15 A.M. Greenville Elementary School
7:20 A.M. Haffye Hayes Park
7:40 A.M. Cherry Lake General Store
8:00 A.M. Pinetta Elementary School
8:20 A.M. Winn Dixie
8:30 A.M. North Florida College
Bus will depart North Florida College at 3:30 P.M.
3:40 P.M. Winn Dixie
4:00 P.M. Pinetta Elementary School
4:20 P.M. Cherry Lake General Store
4:40 P.M. Haffye Hayes Park
4:45 P.M. Greenville Elementary School
BUS 2: Green
7:35 A.M. Lee Elementary School
7:50 A.M. Champion Fitness
8:00 A.M. Bob and Jim’s
8:10 A.M. Fast Track on the corner of 53
“Brush Away”
8:15 A.M. C&E
8:20 A.M. Sumatra & Pickney Street
8:30 A.M. North Florida College
Bus will depart North Florida College at 3:30 P.M.
3:35 P.M. Sumatra & Pickney Street
3:40 P.M. C&E
3:45 P.M. Fast Track on the corner of 53
“Brush Away”
3:55 P.M. Bob and Jim’s
4:05 P.M. Champion Fitness
4:20 P.M. Lee Elementary School
Code of Student Conduct Survey
May 13, 2022
Florida Agriculture History Award Essay Contest
April 22, 2022
Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) are announcing the launch of the third annual Florida Agriculture History & Creativity Award Essay Contest. The 500-word essay contest, originally established by Commissioner Fried in 2019, encourages Florida students in grades 4-12 to learn about hemp and the diverse commodities that can be made from it in an effort to create a more sustainable future for our state.
“Following the inception of the state’s hemp program in 2020, this newest Florida commodity has been leading the way in creating safe and sustainable products, furthering Florida’s rich agricultural history and the state’s second largest economic driver,” said Commissioner Fried. “Hemp has the potential for over 25,000 uses including textiles, biocomposite building materials, biodegradable packaging products, and food and medicinal products. We’re excited to see what innovative products Florida’s young minds will add to this list next, as we continue to keep Florida growing sustainably.”
The Florida Agriculture History Award essay contest will be open to all 4th through 12th graders enrolled in a Florida public or private school through May 20, 2022. Nine winners will receive a $1,000 Florida Prepaid 529 Scholarship, courtesy of Fresh From Florida, and be recognized at a Florida Cabinet meeting to be held at the Capitol Building in Tallahassee later this year. This contest is sponsored by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) and the Florida Prepaid College Board (FPCB). Students can learn more, find official contest rules, and enter by visiting FDACS.gov/AgHistoryAward.