Private schools starting to see some federal relief
Federal relief funds are starting to trickle in toward private schools, offering at least some short-term relief to a sector...
Read More >“We’re not changing the rigor.” In the wake of closures, this school isn’t letting academics slide
Editor's note: Scroll to the end of this post to watch a portion of Dayspring Academy's virtual morning assembly, in...
Read More >At this school for students with special needs, it’s can-do that’s infectious
HUDSON, Fla. – All four of Patricia Larkin’s kids have special needs, and all were making good progress at HOPE...
Read More >Switch, now, to online learning? This charter school org was ready
About a decade ago, Fernando Zulueta was making a presentation to school district officials in Florida about why his charter...
Read More >How school choice puts all hands on deck
Seventeen years ago, a group of business and community leaders in Tampa Bay decided to renovate rather than raze an...
Read More >Parents of bullying victims: Florida school districts failing to inform about school choice scholarships
Florida school districts are routinely failing to notify parents of bullying victims that their children are eligible for new school...
Read More >Extra! Extra! More good news about Florida schools
When it comes to Florida’s public education system, good news does not travel fast. The latest examples: Two encouraging reports...
Read More >Hispanic homeschoolers on the rise
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. – Inside Evelyn Reyes’s ranchette, the dining room doubles as classroom. While black bean soup simmers...
Read More >Back to the future on a school choice odyssey
SNOW HILL, Ala. – There isn’t much left of Snow Hill Institute, an all-black school that once drew thousands of...
Read More >Beat them at their own game: Miami-Dade superintendent Alberto Carvalho, podcastED
Editor’s note: During this holiday season, redefinED has published our best articles of 2019 – those features and commentaries that...
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