
Danielle Prieur
Education ReporterDanielle covers K-12 schools and colleges and universities throughout Central Florida.
Danielle got her bachelors in English from the University of Michigan. She also holds a masters in education from the University of Michigan and a masters in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.
Before becoming a journalist, Danielle was a high school English teacher in her home state of Michigan.
She is a member of the Education Writers Association. Her reporting has been featured on NPR, Marketplace, and Vox, and has won Florida Association of Broadcast Journalists, Public Media Journalists Association, and Society of Professional Journalists awards.
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The bomb threat was sent via an anonymous email on Tuesday.
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Amidst a decrease in more than 18,000 students in Central Florida, Sumter is the only district that recorded an increase in student enrollment this fall compared with last.
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The national leadership program says it has trained over 10,000 students in 16 states.
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CFO Blaise Ingoglia was in Sanford on Tuesday to announce a Florida Agency for Fiscal Oversight, or FAFO, audit of the county government.
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Students fill out the Free Application for Federal Student AID or FAFSA form to get financial aid for college.
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The state’s universal voucher program went into effect during the 2023-2024 school year in Florida and helps students attend private or home school for free.
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The former Hungerford School was the first school for Black students in the area.
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The land deal would transfer the plot to the charitable organization.
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The district lost 7,000 students this year alone in part due to the state’s school voucher program.
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The governor’s comments come as four teachers in Central Florida are being investigated over their social media posts.