Photo Credit: Nirat.pix/Shutterstock A new report, titled “ Fall 2019 Current Term Enrollment Estimates,” shows Florida college enrollment is down by 52,328 students in terms of enrollment in an individual state. Compared to Fall 2018, postsecondary enrollment has decreased in 2019 by more than 231,000 students nationwide. This is according to new research from the
Photo Credit: https://www.wctv.tv/Office of Governor Ron DeSantis. Governor Ron DeSantis proposed a record $91.4 billion state budget on Monday, November 16th. This would be the new state budget for the 2020-2021 fiscal year. The governor’s budget also includes spending an additional $1 billion on teacher raises. The proposed budget is money that would mostly go
A study based on the states which had uninsured rates and disease outbreaks points to Florida as one of the states with the lowest vaccination rates.
The Florida Department of Education is seeking the public’s input about reforming the “Common Core.”
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Cost of living is notoriously expensive in Florida, but skilled trades may be the solution to bridging the financial gaps in the Sunshine State.
In a state where public institutions are affordable, and concerns are growing over the amount of student debt that students are accumulating, Florida’s private colleges, try to play the admissions game to their strengths.
Universities statewide are climbing up the charts when it comes to national rankings.
School Board Members and Administrators Could Look Into Altering Their Existing School Days.
Researchers at the University of South Florida have continued to fine tune an off-grid generator that turns waste into renewable resources.