Jacob Oliva
Jacob Oliva began his career as a special education teacher. Over the past 19 years, he has served in a variety of positions, including principal and assistant superintendent.
Prior to joining the Florida Department of Education in 2017, he served as Flagler County Public Schools superintendent for four years.
Currently, as the division of public schools chancellor, he oversees Grades K–12 operations, which include standards and instruction, educator quality and certification, exceptional student education, and family and community engagement.
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