Sarah Leonardi
Coverage of Sarah Leonardi in the Nexus archive.
- To lure students back to district, Broward elementary school to offer at least 3 ‘specials’
Broward County elementary schools will now offer at least three non-core classes like music, art, and physical education to attract students after enrollment declines. The district allocated $800,000 for this initiative and an additional $8 million for high schools to expand classes and balance class sizes.
- ‘Take your time, save a life’: Broward County school buses getting cameras to catch illegal passers
Broward County school buses are being equipped with AI-powered cameras to enforce laws against illegal passing of stopped school buses. A 30-day grace period ends Sept. 9 before citations of $225 are issued, with citation revenue funding the program. BusPatrol, a private company, covers program costs and receives a portion of each fine.
- Broward schools hold event exploring AI’s role in education, preparing families for technological future
Broward County Public Schools hosted an event at Nova High School to educate families about AI's role in education and prepare them for a technology-driven future. The event, led by Superintendent Dr. Howard Hepburn and School Board Chair Sarah Leonardi, addressed AI's benefits and concerns while emphasizing the district's commitment to providing resources for students and families.