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Before joining Mainstreet Daily News to cover K-12 and higher education, Nick spent three and a half years at the Levy Citizen, where he served as the newspaper’s editor/reporter. In that role, Nick covered everything from government and education to sports and local events. He discovered his passion for journalism while attending the University of Florida, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism in May 2021. When he is not typing words on his keyboard, you can usually find Anschultz watching sports – especially his Florida Gators – fishing, or spending time with friends and family. Nick is also a Report for America corps member.
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UF to hold summer commencement ceremonies
Over 3,000 expected to graduate Friday and Saturday
The Frazer School launches 2nd year with 50% growth
How a math teacher, a vision, and school vouchers reshaped local education.
Florida education secretary says SBAC violated state law at meeting
Issue started with comments on Hulk Hogan’s death.
Alachua County teacher attends C-SPAN’s Educators’ Conference
Buchholz’s Jess Morey one of 30 educators selected for event in D.C.
‘This mistake was mine alone’: Rockwell again apologizes for Hulk Hogan comments
School board approves tentative millage, budget.
Veteran Alachua County Public Schools teacher gears up for new school year
Kim Gregg specializes in students with special needs at Parker Elementary School.
Florida’s back-to-school sales tax holiday begins Friday
Monthlong holiday will continue through Aug. 31
Interim UF President Kent Fuchs agrees to one-month extension
New presidential search will start in 2026.
School board chair faces criticism for comments about late Hulk Hogan
Rockwell urged to resign for ‘reprehensible’ comments
Stop the Violence Back-to-School Rally offers information and teaching
Saturday event held at MLK Center for first time in 25 years
UF eliminates employee work-from-home schedules
Remote and hybrid arrangements dated to COVID-19 pandemic.
Alachua school board advances $585 million budget, preliminary millage rate
Adoption hearing set for July 31.
ACPS holds back-to-school kickoff for district staff, administrators
Thursday event included comments from school leaders and student performances
UF Board of Trustees approves out-of-state student fee increase
During a virtual special meeting on Wednesday, the University of Florida Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve a 10% increase in non-resident student fees, effective […]
26th annual Stop the Violence Back-to-School Rally set for Saturday
Event to be held at MLK Center
UF’s Hamilton School director departing for role at UT Austin
Robert Ingram to take place of departing William Inboden.
SF College moves 15th Habitat home to Alachua
A new home built by students at Santa Fe College (SF) was moved Wednesday morning to its final location in Alachua. Located at 14261 NW 135th […]
Free meals to be offered at 32 Alachua County schools for new school year
Eligible families at 19 other schools can apply for free or reduced-price meals
School board’s appeal of Newberry charter conversion postponed
Charter organizers given 30 days to draft response to appeal.
Frazer School wins Mu Alpha Theta national championship
The Frazer School math team recently won the national championship while competing at the Mu Alpha Theta National Convention in Orlando on July 6-11. According […]
UF trustees respond to criticism of presidential search process
Board’s reply comes on the heels of June 18 letter from Republican lawmakers
School board offers parents ‘options’ with Newberry charter school
Students can transfer to alternative schools based on address starting this fall
Alachua County Public Schools receives B grade for 2024-25 school year
District earns B for third consecutive year since state resumed school grading system.
Florida enacts several key education laws starting this school year
Cellphone bans and charter schools highlight new laws.