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Palm Beach ponies up $54.9M to charter schools, Hillsborough district’s share of tax cut, and more

Around the state: Palm Beach County's school board unanimously approved the payment of $54.9 million to charter schools to settle a lawsuit over the district failing to share proceeds from a tax hike with them, Hillsborough county commissioners agree to ask voters to renew a community investment tax but are cutting the school district's share... Read more »

El Tribunal Supremo de Oklahoma se prepara para pronunciarse sobre un litigio que sienta precedente en materia de escuelas concertadas religiosas

An attorney defending the Oklahoma’s charter school board wasted no time identifying the primary issue before the Oklahoma Supreme Court. “This is whether the operation of a charter school violates the establishment clause,” said Philip Sechler, representing the Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board. The board’s approval of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic… Read more »

Palm Beach proposes $54M for charters, Hillsborough asking voters for higher taxes, and more

Around the state: Palm Beach County School Board members vote today on a proposed legal settlement that would pay charter schools $54 million, Hillsborough's school board is asking voters to approve higher property taxes so it can pay its teachers and other employees more, Duval's school board approves the merger of two elementary schools but... Read more »

Duval considers closing some schools, Broward counsel’s job on line over charter funding, and more

Around the state: Soaring construction costs are forcing Duval district officials to consider closing some schools that had been on a list for improvements, Broward school board members are being asked to consider firing their general counsel over the dispute about sending a share of tax referendum revenues to charter schools, Vanderbilt University in Nashville... Read more »

State’s pronoun usage law for teachers goes to federal judge, FMU hit by ransomware attack, and more

Around the state: Arguments were heard Friday in the state's request to dismiss a lawsuit challenging a Florida law that restricts how educators can use pronouns in schools, a ransomware attack against Florida Memorial University has been reported, Broward school officials were warned six years ago that not giving charter schools money from a tax... Read more »

Enrollment decline predicted in Miami-Dade, Duval considers merging 2 elementaries, and more

Around the state: Miami-Dade school officials are projecting a 4,000-student decline in enrollment next year because of the state's universal vouchers program, Duval's school board will vote Tuesday on a proposal to merge two underenrolled elementary schools, Martin County school officials have offered teachers a contract that will add $85 in base pay for every... Read more »

State tells Broward district to pay charters $80M or face sanctions, pronoun law in court, and more

Around the state: Broward's school district is being threatened by the state with sanctions if it doesn't pay charter schools $80 million as their share of local education taxes, a federal judge will hear arguments Friday about a temporary injunction requested against part of a 2023 state law that restricts how teachers can use pronouns... Read more »

Civics literacy requirements, state warning about tutoring company, year-round schooling, and more

Around the state: Florida's Board of Governors meets today to decide whether to replace sociology with an American history course as a core course option and to meet the civics literacy requirement and whether to allow incoming first-year students to continue using the U.S. citizenship test to also meet that requirement, Florida's education commissioner sends... Read more »

DeSantis signs ban on kids using social media, Bethune-Cookman gets grant, high school renovations and more

Around the state: Gov. RonDeSantis signed a ban on kids using social media, a high school in Tampa is revealing new renovations, Manatee commissioners approved plans for new schools and Bethune-Cookman University received a grant. Here are details about those stories and other developments from the state’s districts, private schools, and colleges and universities: Social… Read more »

Metal detectors headed to some Broward schools, USF launching first college for AI, free tuition initiatives and more

Around the state: Schools could be consolidated in Broward, Osceola commissioners unanimously voted to approve funding to continue a free college tuition program for high school graduates, the Escambia school board is asking the county commissioners to put the renewal of the half-cent sales tax on the ballot and the University of South Florida announced plans… Read more »

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