Lanetra Bennett
WCTV Eyewitness News
Tallahassee, FL, United States
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WCTV Community Classroom Highlights from 2022
Here is a look back at some of our favorite moments from Community Classroom this year! → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Tarran Jefferson from Griffin Middle School
Tarran Jefferson, a Griffin Middle School counselor, teaches students how doing positive things goes a long way. → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Kerrian Washington from Bond Elementary School
Kerrian Washington, a teacher at Bond Elementary School, has found touching and building can be very important for little learners. → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Christy Roebuck from Madison County High
Computer science teacher Christy Roebuck hopes to get some digital cameras for her classroom, so students can edit photos they took themselves. → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Haley Vann, Taylor County Primary School
Vann said she has an idea for alternative seating over the hardback desk chairs her students currently use: beanbag chairs! → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Dr. Glyndell Presley, Madison County High School
Dr. Glyndell Presley says she not only wants her students to learn about a golden age in African American culture, but she also wants them to experience it. → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Pam Blue, Taylor County Primary School
Pam Blue, a first-grade teacher at Taylor County Primary School, is requesting donations to fill a book vending machine for this edition of Community Classroom! → Read More
Men Get It, Too: Tallahassee man opens up about breast cancer battle
Ambrose Kirkland uses his humor and outspokenness to spread awareness to others, and encourage women and men to get checked for breast cancer. → Read More
Classroom of the Month: Meet third-grade teacher Latasha Jones
Meet Latasha Jones: a third-grade science and math teacher at Astoria Park Elementary School in Tallahassee. She’s worked there since 2018, passionately educating her students and showing them the wonders of STEM. → Read More
Local organizations continue to give to community in face of pandemic
Many may have been a little nervous this year, knowing the need was greater because of the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
WCTV Community Classroom: Griffin Middle School teacher Koneisha Cofield
The sixth-grade science teacher says an iPad would make it easier to keep her virtual students involved as she moves around her physical classroom. → Read More
Service Woman’s Club, Inc. starting a back to school prayer group
GFWC sisters of Service Woman’s Club, Inc. are asking women around the community to join in a back to school prayer for students, teachers, administrators and staff. → Read More
Community Classroom: Madison County Central School’s Jamie Andrews
WCTV's Community Classroom is connecting teachers and students with much needed donations, right here in the Big Bend. → Read More
Far-right provocateur wins GOP primary in Florida
A far-right social media provocateur whose hate speech got her banned from social media won her Republican primary on Tuesday and will challenge Democratic Rep. Lois Frankel for Congress in November. → Read More
Tallahassee Urban League, Bethel Missionary teaming up to feed students during coronavirus pandemic
The Tallahassee Urban League has partnered with Bethel Missionary Baptist Church and the Tallahassee Housing Authority to provide free hot lunches for students. → Read More
Wakulla County buses running to ensure students stay fed
17 Wakulla County school buses ran their regular routes throughout the county Friday, even though school is out. → Read More
Second Harvest food drive serves residence in need during coronavirus pandemic
Many organizations and agencies are doing what they can to ease the burden for families during the coronavirus outbreak. → Read More
Leon County schools ensuring children don't go hungry as schools are out due to coronavirus
School districts across the Big Bend and South Georgia are doing what they can to make sure students still eat during the day. → Read More
Gadsden County superintendent explains district's coronavirus plan
The Gadsden County School District is preparing for major changes imposed due to coronavirus concerns. → Read More
Pastors come together to talk about coronavirus
The coronavirus is affecting just about every aspect of our daily lives now. → Read More