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education report-pensacola-metro-2014

Escambia public schools worked for me

Education means different things to different people. For my parents, it meant leaving a house and a familiar neighborhood on the west side of Pensacola to move to East Hill in search of better schools for me and my brother.

• Aug 24, 2014
• Admin

economy report-pensacola-metro-2014

First, the good news

Patrick Elebash saw something downtown last Christmas that he had never seen before. Shopping bags. Lots and lots of shopping bags. From lots and lots of stores.

• Aug 24, 2014
• Shannon Nickinson

education report-pensacola-metro-2014

Fix education; high-income jobs will follow

In Pensacola, our economic prospects are all about education. When asked what our area needs more than anything to develop more high-quality jobs and a vibrant economy, many Pensacola leaders stress improved education, particularly early education...

• Aug 24, 2014
• William Rabb

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Focus on education, skills and modern economy

In important ways, the last dozen years have been kind to our community. We’ve made up lost ground in personal income and we’re adapting to changing demographics.

• Aug 24, 2014
• Rick Harper

education report-pensacola-metro-2014

Last year, 1 in 3 Escambia students didn't graduate

On a sunlit June afternoon, Hannah Gainer beamed as she zipped up her scarlet gown. After a senior year filled with perils and pitfalls, Hannah graduated from Pine Forest High School.

• Aug 24, 2014
• Reggie Dogan