Future Team Duval members gathered Tuesday at The Corner at Debs Store for a Duval County Public Schools hiring event focused on connecting job seekers with opportunities across the district.

The event featured information on full time positions including paraprofessionals, office support staff, nurses, and other school support roles. Attendees had the opportunity to speak directly with representatives about careers that help support students and schools throughout Jacksonville.

The hiring event was hosted in partnership with the GoodCareers Center and brought together community members interested in making a difference through education and student support services.

Duval County Public Schools continues to hire for a variety of positions across the district.

Walk in interviews are available:
• Monday through Friday
• 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Interview location:
• 1701 Prudential Drive
• Jacksonville, FL 32207

To learn more about available positions or apply online, visit:
https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
1 day ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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At Biscayne Elementary Leadership Academy, first grade teacher Ola Reiad is helping students build confidence one lesson at a time.

Her classroom is filled with movement, music, hands-on activities and real-world learning designed to help students connect with what they are being taught.

Originally from Egypt, Reiad came to the United States in 2001. After raising her children and spending seven years as a substitute teacher, she found her calling in education.

“I’m not teaching them just to take the test and pass and that’s it,” Reiad said. “I want them to use it in their life, like real life.”

Reiad said every child learns differently, which is why she works to create lessons that meet students where they are. Her approach helps students stay engaged while also building the confidence they need to speak up, try again and believe in themselves.

“It is very important they feel like we are taking care about them here,” Reiad said.

For Reiad, some of the most meaningful moments come when she sees students grow academically and personally throughout the year.

“I love to see my kids growth,” Reiad said. “Like, they changed.”

At Duval County Public Schools, educators like Reiad are helping students develop skills that go beyond the classroom and support their success for years to come.

Duval County Public Schools is currently hiring.

Walk in interview hours:
• Monday through Friday
• 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Interview location:
• 1701 Prudential Drive
• Jacksonville, FL 32207

Apply online:
https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
1 day ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
A Ola Reiad teaches in a classroom. A student raises their hand. Colorful posters line the wall.
A child sits at a table in a classroom, looking down with folded arms. Purple storage bins and other items are behind them.
A young boy in a red shirt sits at a table, looking down. Behind him is a green tray with compartments.
Child seated at desk, wearing a black jacket with white stripes, looking at something with one hand on ear.
A young person sits at a desk, resting their chin on folded hands. They wear a green long-sleeve shirt.
A child sits at a table in a classroom, raising an arm and touching her face.
Children seated at desks, one boy raises both arms excitedly. Background includes shelves with storage boxes and another student.
A young child with curly hair, wearing a pink shirt, is sitting and reading a piece of paper.
At Terry Parker High School, students are learning that leadership can start with a simple moment.

Each week, high school students visit Parkwood Heights Elementary School to mentor younger students, offering encouragement, support and connection through reading and classroom activities.

For teacher Liset Rivet, the experience is about more than service. It is helping students discover confidence, purpose and the power of their own voice.
“They learn they have something to give,” Rivet said.

Across Duval County Public Schools, opportunities like this show how students and educators can make a lasting impact in the lives of others.

Duval County Public Schools is hiring. Walk-in hours are available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon.

Learn more at https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers.
7 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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A woman in a red shirt helps a boy in a green shirt at a desk. Behind them, other children work at tables.
Two students seated, one reading aloud, the other listening, in a classroom with brick walls.
Woman in a black jacket helps a girl in a red shirt with papers on a desk.
Three children and a woman sit at a table, reviewing papers. The woman wears a lanyard. The room has a yellow wall with colorful shapes.
Teacher and students are focused on a book in a classroom with a yellow wall.
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A smiling child in a blue hoodie sits in a classroom, with a person in a camouflage jacket and a blue wall in the background.
Angelo Dimitrakopoulos did not begin his career in education, but one unexpected turn led him to Duval County Public Schools.

After working in international affairs and finance, Dimitrakopoulos began substitute teaching. One day in the classroom helped him discover a new path.

“Duval gave me my first opportunity for a job that I really love,” Dimitrakopoulos said.

Now, 25 years later, he continues to make an impact at Twin Lakes Academy Middle, where he leads by example and helps students grow through teamwork, connection and consistency.

Duval County Public Schools is hiring. Walk-in interviews are available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at 1701 Prudential Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32207.

Learn more at https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
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8 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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A man sits at a desk with a laptop, papers, and a notebook. He wears glasses and a black shirt.
A boy with brown hair sits at a desk, holding a pen, with wooden cabinets in the background.
A person sits at a desk, writing with a pencil, wearing a gray sweatshirt.
A boy with glasses and a blue shirt reads a paper, sitting at a desk in a classroom.
A young boy wearing glasses and a blue shirt sits at a table holding a yellow pencil.
A man and woman with yellow flowers. The man wears glasses and a safety lanyard, speaking.
At Julia Landon College Preparatory Middle School, Andrew Ohmann’s civics classroom gives students a chance to do more than study government. They experience it.

Through classroom debates, mock legislative sessions and discussions about real-world issues, students learn how government works while building confidence in their own voices.

“They’re debating on what is a good idea for an amendment,” Ohmann said. “It’s really good discourse for them to have so they can learn how to engage in discussions respectfully.”

Ohmann has taught in Duval County Public Schools for 10 years and said his students continue to inspire him with their curiosity, questions and success.

“They prove me right every year,” Ohmann said. “They all pass the civics test every year — 100%.”

For Ohmann, civics is more than a subject. It is a way to help students think critically, listen to others and understand the world around them.

Duval County Public Schools is hiring educators and staff members who want to make an impact.

Walk-in hiring hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at 1701 Prudential Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32207.

Apply today: https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
12 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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Andrew Ohmannwears a maroon jacket and a lanyard with a microphone. He stands before a desk.
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A young boy in a blue hoodie leans over a desk, focusing on writing with a pencil.
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Andrew Ohmann red sweatshirt and blue pants holds a paper with written content, standing in front of a whiteboard.
Two boys in a classroom; one is gesturing and speaking, while the other listens attentively. A Civics bulletin board is on the wall.
A boy in a black hoodie with "Oracle" on the front sits at a table. He has a smile.
A smiling person in glasses sits in a chair in a classroom. The person wears a black T-shirt and a gold necklace.
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Dr. Scott Sowell brings big energy and hands-on learning to his AP Environmental Science classroom at Atlantic Coast High School.
With 30 years in education, Sowell helps students move beyond lectures by encouraging them to collect evidence, test ideas and make real-world connections. His classroom is built on movement, curiosity and discovery.
For some students, that spark has led to careers in environmental science, soil science, water quality and medicine.
Sowell, a Duval County Public Schools graduate, says he feels supported by the district and values the opportunity to collaborate with other educators.
Join Team Duval and start making a difference today. Walk-in hiring is available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon.
Apply online: https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
13 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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Student writes notes in a notebook during a classroom lesson.
Student listens attentively during class discussion while seated at a desk.
Student writes notes in a notebook during a classroom lesson.
Dr. Scott Sowell, an older teacher, leans over to help a student with a classroom assignment.
Student looks forward and listens during an active classroom lesson.
Student works with classmates during a hands-on classroom activity.
Student works with classmates during a hands-on classroom activity.
Dr. Scott Sowell, an older teacher, leans over to help a student with a classroom assignment.
Students at Duncan U. Fletcher High School are getting a hands-on look at the future through Elizabeth Michaels’ drone program, where learning extends far beyond the classroom. Through instruction in unmanned aircraft systems, students earn college credit through Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, prepare for FAA certification and explore career pathways in fields such as aviation, media production, surveying and public safety.

For Michaels, the program is about more than technology. “The future is now,” she said. “The students are the best part. It’s why I show up every day.” That focus on opportunity and student success reflects the broader mission of Duval County Public Schools, where educators are helping students gain real-world skills and a head start on their futures.

Interested in making an impact in Duval County Public Schools? Visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
14 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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Student flying a drone outdoors on campus
Student flying a drone outdoors on campus
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Close-up of drone on the ground
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Close-up of a drone in flight during class
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Elizabeth Michaels speaking with a student during a drone lesson
Cristina Ledford, a music instructor and marching band director at Samuel Wolfson School for Advanced Studies, has been named a 2026 recipient of the Gladys Prior Award for Career Teaching Excellence, earning a $17,000 honor—one of the largest monetary awards for teachers in the nation.

Ledford is one of four Duval County Public Schools educators recognized for their lasting impact in the classroom. The other recipients are Suzanne Copley of Sandalwood High School, Kim Kirton of Kernan Trail Elementary School and Jennifer Farrell of LaVilla School of the Arts.

Together, the four educators represent more than 100 years of combined experience serving students across Jacksonville.

Established in 1998 by philanthropist Gilchrist Berg, the Gladys Prior Award honors educators with distinguished careers in teaching and a lasting commitment to student success.
15 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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Cristina Ledford conducting while students play instruments in a classroom setting
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Student playing a trumpet in a band class
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At Biscayne Elementary, fifth-grade teacher Rachquel Baker has built a classroom rooted in connection, resilience and belief.
Ten years into her career, Baker has experienced the challenges that come with teaching, including moments when she questioned how much longer she could continue. That changed when she found her place at Biscayne.

“They instantly became family,” Baker said. “From administrators to the children to the families, they make you feel like you’re at home.”
Inside her classroom, students are active participants in their learning, encouraged to think independently and take ownership of their growth. Baker’s approach focuses not only on academics, but on helping students see their own potential.

“It’s not even a job, it’s a passion,” Baker said. “Every day is not glitter and gold, but you get through it.”
Her motivation is rooted in impact, especially when students begin to believe in themselves.

“Why I show up every day is to make those nonbelievers believers,” Baker said. “To let them see that there is greatness happening amongst these walls.”
For Baker, the most rewarding moments often come later, when former students return and reflect on what they learned in her classroom.
“To actually be able to see the fruits of my labor, that’s amazing and very humbling,” she said.

Duval County Public Schools is hiring. Walk-in hiring is available at the district office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon.
To learn more or apply, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers.
15 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Rachquel Baker smiling in classroom
Student working on assignment with pencil
Student working on assignment with pencil
Student working on assignment with pencil
Rachquel Baker smiling in classroom
Student smiling at desk in classroom
Student smiling at desk in classroom
Student smiling at desk in classroom
Rachquel Baker smiling in classroom
Student smiling at desk in classroom
Duval County Public Schools thanks attendees, highlights ongoing opportunities following 2026 Spring Hiring Fair

Duval County Public Schools is thanking the many aspiring educators and professionals who attended the 2026 Spring Hiring Fair at the Prime F. Osborn Convention Center.

The event brought together future teachers, paraprofessionals, and support staff eager to make a difference in classrooms across the district. Attendees connected with school leaders, explored career pathways, and took meaningful steps toward joining Team Duval.

District leaders say the strong turnout reflects a shared commitment to student success and a growing interest in careers that impact the next generation.

While the hiring fair has concluded, opportunities remain available throughout Duval County Public Schools. Individuals interested in becoming part of Team Duval are encouraged to explore open positions and apply online.

To learn more about current opportunities, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
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18 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
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Two attendees smiling and standing together at the hiring fair
Two women posing in front of a Duval County Public Schools backdrop
Two attendees smiling and standing together at the hiring fair
Two attendees smiling and standing together at the hiring fair
Two attendees smiling and standing together at the hiring fair
Individual attendee smiling at the Duval County Public Schools hiring fair
Individual attendee smiling at the Duval County Public Schools hiring fair
Two attendees smiling and standing together at the hiring fair
Two attendees smiling and standing together at the hiring fair
Lyndzee McClure, a Neptune Beach teacher who has served Duval County Public Schools for 20 years, is currently in the quarterfinals of America’s Favorite Teacher.

The national competition highlights educators making a meaningful impact in their classrooms and communities, with public voting determining who advances through each round.

McClure is a graduate of Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and now gives back to the same community that helped shape her, continuing to support students across Duval County.

Quarterfinal voting begins Monday.

Vote here: https://americasfavteacher.org/2026/lyndzee-mcclure

To learn more about career opportunities with Duval County Public Schools, visit: https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
19 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Lyndzee McClure teaching in class.
Student smiling while working at desk
Student smiling while working at desk
Student smiling while working at desk
Student smiling while working at desk
Student smiling while working at desk
Lyndzee McClure smiling in classroom.
Lyndzee McClure smiling in classroom.
Lyndzee McClure smiling in classroom
Student smiling while working at desk
Amanda Duckworth, a first-year teacher at Jean Ribault High School, has been named Duval County Public Schools’ Rookie Teacher of the Month for April.

Duckworth has demonstrated professionalism, a positive attitude and a strong commitment to growth throughout the district’s induction process. She actively engages in coaching cycles, applies feedback to her instruction and maintains clear classroom expectations that support student success.

Following CHAMPs training, Duckworth showed initiative by connecting with another new teacher in her subject area and coordinating an opportunity to observe model classroom teachers at Jean Ribault High School. The experience expanded beyond a required activity and became a collaborative learning opportunity.

“Amanda Duckworth consistently demonstrates professionalism, a positive attitude, and a strong commitment to growth,” said Gregory Bostic. “Her initiative in seeking out learning opportunities and collaborating with peers reflects both her leadership and dedication to student success.”

Duckworth’s leadership, initiative and commitment to continuous improvement contributed to her selection for the recognition.

Duval County Public Schools continues to recruit educators committed to student success. More information about career opportunities is available at https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
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20 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Amanda Duckworth stands next to a colleague holding her Rookie Teacher of the Month certificate in a classroom.
Amanda Duckworth stands next to a colleague holding her Rookie Teacher of the Month certificate in a classroom.
Amanda Duckworth stands next to a colleague holding her Rookie Teacher of the Month certificate in a classroom.
Two women stand in front of a "Rookie Teacher of the Month" banner. One holds an award.
Amanda Duckworth stands next to a colleague holding her Rookie Teacher of the Month certificate in a classroom.
Close-up of Amanda Duckworth smiling and holding her Rookie Teacher of the Month certificate.
At Abess Park Elementary, engagement can show up in the form of movement, laughter, and students who are fully part of the lesson.

In Joyce Moussa’s kindergarten classroom, learning is built around connection, creating an environment where students are encouraged to participate, explore, and enjoy the process.

Her impact goes beyond the lesson. By building trust and showing genuine care, she creates a space where students feel confident, supported, and ready to grow.

That sense of connection helps shape not just how students learn, but how they see themselves in the classroom.

At Duval County Public Schools, educators are making a difference by creating classrooms where students feel seen, supported, and inspired every day.

To join Team Duval and make an impact in the classroom, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
22 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Joyce Moussa’s in her kindergarten classroom learning with students.
Joyce Moussa’s in her kindergarten classroom learning with students.
Joyce Moussa’s in her kindergarten classroom learning with students.

At Oceanway Middle School, support can show up in the form of someone simply asking how they can help.

Through our substitute partner ESS, in conjunction with Mitch22, high performing substitutes are being recognized for their outstanding work in the classroom.

His impact goes beyond the schedule. He builds strong relationships with students, creating an environment where they feel supported and motivated to succeed.

That willingness to serve others helps strengthen the entire school community.

At Duval County Public Schools, educators are making a difference by showing up for students and for each other.

To join Team Duval and make an impact in the classroom, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers

23 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Gianni Sykes beinging honored.

At San Mateo Elementary, flexibility is turning into opportunity for students across multiple grade levels.

Through our substitute partner ESS, in conjunction with Mitch22, high performing substitutes are being recognized for their outstanding work in the classroom.

Her ability to adapt creates a classroom where students feel supported, respected and motivated to do their best.

In every role she takes on, she is helping students build confidence while maintaining a strong focus on learning.

At Duval County Public Schools, educators are meeting students where they are and helping them move forward.

To join Team Duval and make an impact in the classroom, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers

23 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Ashley Owen beinging honored.

At Parkwood Heights Elementary, one classroom is showing what happens when someone steps in and makes it their own.

Through our substitute partner ESS, in conjunction with Mitch22, high performing substitutes are being recognized for their outstanding work in the classroom.

From leading a holiday program to helping students prepare for Black History Month presentations, her impact reaches beyond academics and into confidence and connection.

She has also worked alongside math coaches to strengthen student performance, helping drive meaningful gains in the classroom.

At Duval County Public Schools, educators are creating environments where students are pushed to succeed and supported along the way.

To join Team Duval and make an impact in the classroom, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers

23 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Karen Hicks beinging honored.
At SP Livingston Elementary, a small classroom is becoming a starting point for something much bigger.

Through Girls Who Code, Head Start teacher Kadi Welty is introducing her students to the fundamentals of coding while building confidence that reaches beyond the screen. What begins with vocabulary and step-by-step thinking quickly turns into problem-solving, creativity and belief.

“They see how girls can do just equal to anybody else out there when it comes to technology in STEM,” Welty said.

Her approach is rooted in curiosity and growth, bringing new ideas into the classroom and giving students opportunities to see themselves in fields they may not have considered before.

“I love to learn, and then I love to take what I learn and bring it in so that my kids can learn,” she said.

At Duval County Public Schools, educators are creating meaningful experiences that help students discover their potential early.

To join Team Duval and make an impact in the classroom, visit https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
28 days ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Kadi Welty works with a student on a classroom activity.
Kadi Welty helps a student during a lesson.
Student reads while Kadi Welty supports nearby.
Student uses hands-on materials during an activity with Kadi Welty.
Kadi Welty works with a small group of students.
Students work together at a table with Kadi Welty.
Kadi Welty and students pose together in a classroom.
At Terry Parker High School, history doesn’t just live in textbooks. It shows up in the moments when students start to see themselves in the story.

In Rebecca LaMance’s classroom, lessons go beyond dates and timelines. Students are encouraged to make connections between the past and their own lives, discovering how history shapes who they are.

It’s not about memorizing facts. It’s about understanding where you come from and where you’re going.

“When they realize their family’s place in our history, that’s what makes it come to life for them.”

With each lesson, those connections grow stronger. Students become more engaged. More curious. More confident in their place in the world.

And over time, history becomes something they carry with them long after they leave the classroom.

Join Team Duval:
https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
about 1 month ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
A student in a red shirt looks down and writes in a notebook during a classroom activity.
Rebecca LaMance, wearing a purple top, speaks to students while standing at the front of the classroom.
Rebecca LaMance gestures with her hands while teaching during a U.S. History lesson.
A student with curly hair rests their head on their hand while working at their desk.
A student writes in a notebook, focused on a classroom assignment.
Rebecca LaMance, wearing a purple top, stands near a classroom map while teaching.
A student leans over their desk writing in a notebook during class.
A student in a black hoodie writes in a notebook while listening during a lesson.
At Anchor Academy Elementary in Jacksonville, Florida, it doesn’t take long to notice… this classroom has a rhythm.

There’s music. Movement. Laughter.

And right in the middle of it all… learning is happening everywhere.

For Brittany Barbatelli, that’s the goal.

Because for her students, this isn’t just another school year. It’s their very first experience with what school even is.

And that matters.

“They are like little sponges… you can physically see the light bulbs going off inside their heads.”

So in her classroom, learning isn’t about sitting still.
It’s about jumping in, being part of it, and discovering something new every single day.

Nearly 20 years into teaching, she still calls it her dream job.

Because she’s not just teaching lessons.

She’s building confidence.
Creating belonging.
And setting the foundation for everything that comes next.

And when that foundation is strong… you see it years later.

In the way students grow.
In who they become.

Duval County Public Schools is proud to support educators who make that kind of impact from day one.

Join Team Duval: https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
about 1 month ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Brittany Barbatelli working one-on-one with a young student at a classroom table surrounded by colorful learning materials.
Brittany Barbatelli smiling while seated at a desk in a bright elementary classroom.
Young student smiling at the camera while sitting at a classroom table.
Young student smiling at the camera while sitting at a classroom table.
Brittany Barbatelli kneeling beside students and assisting with a hands-on classroom activity.
Brittany Barbatelli smiling while engaging with students during a classroom lesson.
Young student wearing a play helmet and smiling during a classroom activity.
Young student smiling at the camera while sitting at a classroom table.
Young student smiling at the camera while sitting at a classroom table.
Young student smiling at the camera while sitting at a classroom table.
At Bridge to Success Academy Middle School in Jacksonville, Florida, you can feel it right away.

Students aren’t sitting still, staring at a page. They’re moving, building, talking, and engaged. The solar system isn’t something they just read about. It’s something they step into.

That’s the environment Randolph Myrie is creating.

From Jamaica to Duval County Public Schools, he’s bringing a global perspective into a space where students feel comfortable being themselves, asking questions, and staying engaged.

Brought here through TPG Cultural Exchange, his classroom runs on connection just as much as it does content.

And when students feel that, everything changes.

They show up differently.
They work harder.
They believe they can succeed.

Duval County Public Schools is proud to support educators who are making this kind of impact every day.

Join Team Duval: https://www.duvalschools.org/o/dcps/page/careers
about 1 month ago, Duval County Public Schools HR
Two students engaged and smiling during an activity in Randolph Myrie’s classroom
Teacher Randolph Myrie leading instruction and engaging students in his classroom
Student turned slightly, listening and engaged with peers in Randolph Myrie’s classroom
Teacher Randolph Myrie leading instruction and engaging students in his classroom
Student turned slightly, listening and engaged with peers in Randolph Myrie’s classroom
Student resting chin on hand, listening attentively in Randolph Myrie’s classroom