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How Florida can make its public schools open to all students

Christina Sheffield’s son, Graham, was soaring ahead of classmates. She wanted a learning environment that challenged him, so she created one herself. She pulled him out of a private school and created a customized education plan. Using her know-how as a certified elementary virtual school teacher, she enrolled him in a hybrid homeschool co-op and… Read more »

Duval espera un nuevo superintendente para el 1 de enero, Brevard reconsidera el papel del asistente de medios, estimación del coste de la elección escolar universal, y más

Around the state: Duval school board members set a superintendent search timeline that they anticipate will locate a new leader by Jan. 1, Brevard schools will consider bring back media assistants after eliminating the position in 2020, the Florida Policy Institute projects a first-year cost of $4 billion for the state's new universal school choice... Read more »

Authority on book challenges changing soon, Corcoran says New College enrollment up, a principal’s position questioned, and more

Change coming in book challenges: Final decisions on school book challenges will soon be taken out of the hands of local school board members. In the legislative session earlier this year, lawmakers added a provision to the law that will allow parents who disagree with a school board's decision on a challenge to request a... Read more »

FAU suspends presidential search after pressure from state, black history seminar reset, school board elections, district marketing plan, and more

FAU search suspended: Florida Atlantic University officials have suspended their search for a new president "until further notice" after state officials ordered it shut down because of "anomalies" in the process. Last week, a presidential search committee recommended three finalists for the job, but did not include an ally of Gov. Ron DeSantis. Friday, State... Read more »

Victims’ families take emotional tours of Parkland school crime scene, Fine not a finalist for FAU presidency, and more

Around the state: Families of the victims of the Parkland school shooting in 2018 begin taking somber tours of the building where the shootings took place before it's torn down, state Rep. Randy Fine is not among the three finalists being considered for the Florida Atlantic University presidency, Duval is considering limiting or ending transportation... Read more »

Site of 2018 Parkland school shooting to be demolished, school book challenges, 11,000 Florida teachers get civics bonuses, and more

Around the state: The Broward school building where 17 students and staff members were murdered in 2018 will soon be demolished, Pinellas schools will go ahead with a review of 87 books despite a letter of protest from their authors, Orange school officials are rejecting several literature classics because they contain sexual content that may... Read more »

Commentary: Do charter schools hold the key to correcting pandemic learning loss?

Editor’s note: This post from Bruno V. Manno, senior adviser to the Walton Family Foundation’s K-12 Program and a reimaginED contributor, appeared Friday in the The Messenger. A wide-ranging national study of U.S. charter schools presents more evidence that this nonprofit enterprise sector of public education is largely a success story. Charter students have reading and math… Read more »

NAEP test scores dip for 13-year-olds, Leon leader settles with state for lesser punishment, Lake schools sued over book restriction, and more

NAEP scores down: The average U.S. 13-year-old scored the lowest in decades on the National Assessment of Educational Progress math and reading tests this year, according to the latest results released today. Math scores were at levels last seen in the 1990s, and average readers scored lower than they did in 1971, when the test... Read more »

New superintendents talk about their plans, growth strains St. Lucie and Hernando schools, affordable housing for school workers, and more

Around the state: New superintendents in Broward and Brevard talk about their plans for their school districts, exploding growth is straining the St. Lucie and Hernando school districts, Pinellas selects a developer to build affordable apartments for school employees in downtown St. Petersburg, work experience can be used as an alternative certification substitute to postsecondary... Read more »

Hillsborough loses a superintendent and Broward gains one, College Board rejects state’s request to remove LGBTQ material in AP course, and more

Around the state: Hillsborough Superintendent Addison Davis is resigning and moving back to northeast Florida, Broward school board members hire a regional superintendent from neighboring Palm Beach County as the district's next superintendent, the College Board is refusing Florida's request to delete LGBTQ material from its Advanced Placement psychology course, Gov. Ron DeSantis signs the... Read more »

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