OCALA, FL (352today.com) – After wrapping up her time as superintendent of Marion County Public Schools, Dr. Diane Gullett isn’t slowing down.
Dr. Gullett has been named to the board of directors for the Center for Community Schools at the University of Central Florida – a role that lets her keep doing what she’s passionate about: supporting students and families.
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Many local families are already seeing the impact of this model. College Park and East Marion Elementary are two Community Partnership Schools right here in Marion County. These schools go beyond just teaching – they offer health care, counseling, mentoring, and other support, right on campus.
Now, Dr. Gullett will help guide that mission across the state. With her years of leadership experience, she’s in a perfect position to help more schools create safe, supportive spaces where kids can learn and grow.
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