Missing fuel: More than $500,000 worth of gas and diesel fuel is unaccounted for, taken from Palm Beach County School District gas pumps between 2013 and 2016 at times when the district is closed, an audit disclosed this week. The district's inspector general said lax controls allow employees to share gas cards, and there are no cameras at the pumps. Sun-Sentinel.

Superintendent evaluations: Broward County School Board members give Superintendent Robert Runcie the most critical evaluation in his five-year tenure. Three of the nine members give Runcie a "needs improvement" grade, and two others scored him below average in several areas. They cited problems with school morale, lagging construction projects and the police department budget. Runcie graded himself "highly effective," as did two board members. Sun-Sentinel. The Lake County School District has had a tough year, with dropping grades, graduation rates and a controversy over teacher evaluations. But Superintendent Susan Moxley still receives a favorable evaluation. Daily Commercial.

Aid paperwork: College-bound high school students now have extra time to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The form will be made available Saturday, three months early. Orlando Sentinel. Miami Herald. (more…)