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 school board met again to discuss the program, this time they considered a committee that would have worked through how the program could have been implemented. -
Suicide is a leading cause of death in teens in the US. -
Many schools are also adding more culturally relevant food options for the first time ever. -
The lawsuit claims a state law that allows the challenge of books infringes on the First Amendment rights of publishers, authors, teachers and students. -
The governor says the presidential election could determine whether the state’s ban on gender-affirming care for minors stays in place. -
The school board with the exception of one member voted against adopting the program in the county. -
The rules would have put protections in place for LGBTQ students in Florida’s K-12 schools. -
The law allowing chaplains to act as counselors in Florida K-12 schools took effect on July 1. -
The money will be used to connect up the Space Coast Innovation Park with the Space Coast Regional Airport. -
Five Central Florida school board races are headed to run-off elections, including in Brevard and Volusia where DeSantis endorsed candidates.
