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"A bar graph displaying the varying gaps between white and African American students in Alachua County and the state of Florida. Alachua County’s gap is 17% larger than the state of Florida’s gap, a concerning number that has motivated city officials to take action. (Bradley Shimel/WUFT News)"

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“Youth literacy is a big issue here in Alachua County,” Alachua County Library District Public Relations and Marketing Manager Brad McClenny says. “Below grade-level performance in reading can lead to a student dropping out of school, it increases the risk of incarceration, and it could lead to poverty later in life.”

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In Alachua County, poverty is a big problem, as 20% of individuals live below the poverty line, which is 7% higher than Florida’s rate. Additionally, minority enrollment in public schools is 60%, and 40% of students are economically disadvantaged.

Smaller Classes

We offer the benefit of smaller classes for our students, allowing for more one-on-one time with teachers and less distractions so students can focus more on learning. These smaller classes also provide an opportunity for increased group collaborations and engagement in the classroom.

Teaching

We strive to provide the highest quality teaching to ensure better educational outcomes for our students. We foster strong relationships between teachers and students to create a safe and supportive learning environment. Our dedicated teachers are committed to helping each student reach their full potential.

Culture

At our Elementary School, we offer the benefit of smaller classes for our students, allowing for more one-on-one time with teachers and less distractions so students can focus more on learning. These smaller classes also provide an opportunity for increased group collaboration and engagement in the classroom.

Lifestyle

At our Elementary School, we offer the benefit of smaller classes for our students, allowing for more one-on-one time with teachers and less distractions so students can focus more on learning. These smaller classes also provide an opportunity for increased group collaboration and engagement in the classroom.

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