DUVAL COUNTY, Fla. – Duval County Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland announced Tuesday that his office will visit 28 area schools to preregister students 16 and older and name the “Most Civic-Minded High School in Duval County.”
The effort, which offers participating schools a chance to win the Freedom Award Trophy, aims to preregister as many eligible 16 and 17-year-olds as possible. In Florida, residents who are at least 16 and meet other eligibility requirements may preregister; the registration becomes active when they turn 18.
Students who want to preregister must provide a Florida driver’s license number, Florida identification card number or the last four digits of their Social Security number.
Wednesday, Jan. 21 — Florida State College at Jacksonville, South Campus
Monday, Jan. 26 — North Florida Educational Institute
Tuesday, Jan. 27 — Darnell-Cookman School of Medical Arts
Monday, Feb. 2 — Jean Ribault High School; First Coast High School
Tuesday, Feb. 3 — A. Philip Randolph High School; Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology
Wednesday, Feb. 4 — Baldwin High School; River City Science Academy
Thursday, Feb. 5 — Terry Parker High School; Riverside High School
Friday, Feb. 6 — Bishop Kenny High School
Monday, Feb. 9 — Andrew Jackson High School; Pace Center for Girls, Jacksonville
Tuesday, Feb. 10 — Duncan U. Fletcher High School; The Providence School
Wednesday, Feb. 11 — Mandarin High School; Bridge to Success Academy High School
Thursday, Feb. 12 — Westside High School
Tuesday, Feb. 17 — Stanton College Preparatory School
Wednesday, Feb. 18 — Paxon School for Advanced Studies; William M. Raines High School
Thursday, Feb. 19 — Englewood High School
Friday, Feb. 20 — Samuel Wolfson School for Advanced Studies
Tuesday, Feb. 24 — Atlantic Coast High School; Douglas Anderson School of the Arts
Thursday, Feb. 26 — Sandalwood High School
Friday, March 20 — The Bolles School