Danielle Prieur is a journalist at WMFE-FM. She focuses on public education, school administration, and school districts, exploring the intricacies and challenges within these areas. Danielle's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including WBUR, NPR, and WJCT Public Media.
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By: Danielle Prieur
Former Eatonville mayor, Rollins College basketball coach and civic leader Eddie Cole has died. He was 67.
By: Danielle Prieur
Cold weather shelters are opening in Central Florida, as cold weather sweeps through the area.
By: Danielle Prieur
A charter school in Orlando suddenly closed this week, leaving more than 200 students to find another school to finish out the school year.
By: Danielle Prieur
The Autism Society of Greater Orlando is hosting a listening session this month with the newly appointed director of the Florida Agency for Persons with Disabilities
By: Danielle Prieur
Governor Ron DeSantis has named two more members to the Florida Board of Education, and reappointed a third.
By: Danielle Prieur
The next legislative session will begin in Florida on Jan. 13.
By: Danielle Prieur
The Orange County School Board won't give the Eatonville Town Council a requested 90-day extension to come up with its own plan for the site of the former Hungerford School, a school for Black children.
By: Danielle Prieur
The proposal outlines potential uses like a healthcare facility, a welcome center, and space for professional development for teachers and staff.
By: Danielle Prieur
Gov. Ron DeSantis wants to see the Florida Supreme Court and not the American Bar Association as the main accreditor of law schools in Florida.
By: Danielle Prieur
Florida's statewide teachers union says teacher and staff vacancies have gone up in the first half of the school year despite signs the state's ongoing teacher shortage was showing modest improvements.
