Report: Florida No. 1 Higher Education System In US
For the third year in a row, U.S. News & World Report has ranked Florida’s higher education system No. 1 in the U.S.
New College Of Florida President Agrees To Reform After Admissions Controversy
New College of Florida’s president has agreed to some of the demands outlined by the students in regards to admissions practices for applicants with mental health issues.
Florida Legislature Approves ‘Family Empowerment Scholarship’
The “Family Empowerment Scholarship,” a topic of heated debated the last few weeks, has been approved by the Florida legislature.
Florida Teachers Push For Increased School Funding With Statewide ‘Walk-Ins’
Teachers at almost 400 schools across 40-plus Florida counties participated in “walk-ins” aimed at pressuring lawmakers to increase school funding.
State’s Education Department Launches Website Asking For Public Input On New Testing Standards
The department launched a standards review portal where anyone with a vested interest in Florida’s public school curriculum can share their thoughts.
Cost, Constitutionality Of ‘Family Empowerment Scholarship’ In Question
The cost and constitutionality of the“Family Empowerment Scholarship” is a hotly contested topic in Tallahassee and across the state.
USF Selects Dr. Steve Currall To Be University’s Next President
Dr. Steve Currall has been named the University of South Florida’s seventh president.
Report: Florida Charter School Students Once Again Outclass Traditional Public School Peers
A recent charter school performance report revealed Florida charter school students are outperforming their traditional public school counterparts.