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The poor have been rebels, but they have never been anarchists; they have more interest than anyone else in there being some decent government.” — G.K. Chesterton, “The Man Who Was Thursday” Our media rightly portray Education Secretary Betsy DeVos as enemy to our ancient order of officially branded “public” schools. She appears to feel… Read more »

Plans for reopening schools and universities, compensating athletes, police in schools and more

Reopening schools: A draft of the St. Johns County School District reopening plan calls for students to attend classes two days a week and learn from home the other three. Middle school and high school students and teachers would be separated into two groups and alternate the days they are in the classroom. WTLV. Given… Read more »

State issues schools reopening guidance, federal aid criteria change benefits existing charters and more

State's reopening guidance: Florida's schools have been given the go-ahead from the state to fully reopen in the fall, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday, because there was no substitute for face-to-face learning and keeping students home prevents parents from returning to work and therefore the economy from restarting. The state's 143-page plan recommends social distancing... Read more »

Bright Futures help, school proposals include irregular attendance, schools on racism and more

Bright Futures break: Florida high school seniors who have missed out on opportunities to meet the eligibility requirements for partial or full Bright Futures scholarships because of the coronavirus pandemic are getting some help from the state. Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran issued an executive order late Wednesday suspending the volunteer hours required to qualify for... Read more »

Report says most districts have extensive repair needs in schools, reopening schools plans and more

Schools need 'major' repairs: More than half the nation's school districts need to make major repairs in at least half of their schools but are unable to pay for them, according to a report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office. The GAO surveyed schools around the country and visited 55 schools in 16 school districts... Read more »

Phase 2 begins Friday, suggestions for reopening universities, K-12 planning, budget worries and more

Florida's Phase 2: Phase 2 of the economic reopening of the state starts Friday in every county except Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday. That means bars, theme parks, theaters, bowling alleys, tattoo parlors and concert venues can reopen at 50 percent capacity but must practice social distancing. Those businesses that... Read more »

Unions’ recommendations to reopen K-12 schools and universities, home SAT testing canceled and more

Reopening K-12 schools: Major changes are needed in the K-12 school system before students return to classes in the fall, the Florida Education Association said Tuesday in a report. Among the recommendations listed by the state's largest teachers union are physical distancing in classes and on buses, personal protection equipment and sanitizer being made available... Read more »

UF’s draft plan for reopening, online education, buying devices, code of conduct changes and more

Reopening schools: The University of Florida has released a draft of its plan to reopen the campus for students in the fall. It calls for students and faculty to wear masks, keep a distance from each other and be tested regularly for the coronavirus. Students coming from places considered by Gov. Ron DeSantis as coronavirus... Read more »

Future ready: the new version of school

Editor’s note: This post from Tom Vander Ark, co-founder and CEO of Getting Smart and a partner in Learn Capital, was originally posted on Forbes and appeared May 24 n the Getting Smart blog. School leaders have about 90 days to get future ready. For many, it will require four infrastructure decisions and four innovation… Read more »

School meal programs run low on funding, district disregarded report, returning to schools and more

Feeding students: School districts around the country said they may run out of money to feed students by the fall. Spending for the feeding programs is exceeding federal reimbursements, school officials say. In the Orange County School District that includes Orlando, senior director of food and nutrition services Lora Gilbert estimated her free meals program... Read more »

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