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University students participate in walkouts, school voucher plan figures differ and more

In the Legislature: A new bill submitted to the state House of Representatives would allow districts to put cameras in classrooms. HB 985, would require video cameras to be placed in certain public and charter school classrooms. Teachers in the classrooms with cameras would have to wear microphones during the school day, according to the bill. WKMG…. Read more »

Banned book battle continues to brew, students take part in a teddy bear drive and more

Around the state: A group of parents are rallying behind an Orange County teacher, a principal was arrested in Brevard, a theater company created an independent library of banned books and students in Broward participated in a teddy bear drive for first responders to give to children. Here are details about those stories and other… Read more »

State looking at a Christian alternative to SAT, teachers disciplined for anti-state videos and more

Christian SAT alternative: State officials who are looking for alternatives to the College Board's Advanced Placement courses and SAT test are in discussions with the founder of an education testing company that focuses on the "great classical and Christian tradition." The Classic Learning Test was founded in 2015 and is used mostly by private schools... Read more »

DeSantis wants to ban TikTok and other apps in schools, district rezonings and more

Social media curbs: Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed a bill Wednesday that would cut off access to TikTok and other social media apps through Internet networks at public schools and universities. He said the ban is intended to counter potential influence or interference from groups tied to the Chinese government and "other countries of concern." The... Read more »

How technology can help parents use education choice programs

Editor’s note: This commentary from Brandon Detweiler and Robert Bellafiore, head of studio and research manager, respectively, at Lincoln Network, comes to reimaginED via reimaginED guest blogger Dan Lips. Lincoln Network describes itself as “a boutique think tank that works with policymakers and tech innovators to promote market-oriented ideas to strengthen American innovation.” You can… Read more »

DeSantis says students will have options if AP ends, school board bills approved, and more

DeSantis on AP options: If the state decides to end its relationship with the College Board, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Tuesday, Florida students will have alternatives to the Advanced Placement courses and SAT exam the organization offers. "I don’t think anyone should be concerned about our high school students not having opportunity for that," said... Read more »

DeSantis targets AP courses, Corcoran’s big payday, Parkland shooting 5 years later, rezoning and more

DeSantis answers College Board: After the College Board criticized the state's rejection of an Advanced Placement African American studies course over its historical accuracy, Gov. Ron DeSantis responded Monday by saying he wants legislators to "re-evaluate" the state's relationship with the organization. "This College Board, like, nobody elected them to anything," DeSantis said. "(The College... Read more »

All eyes on Oklahoma as state board considers allowing nation’s first religious virtual charter school

A meeting of an obscure state board set for Tuesday could swing open the door to religious charter schools nationwide. Members of the Statewide Virtual Charter School Board in Oklahoma are expected to consider an application by the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and the Diocese of Tulsa to open an online charter school that would… Read more »

Scholarship expansion bill filed in Senate, later school start times proposed, CDC survey and more

Senate choice bill: A Florida Senate version of the House's "universal school choice" bill was filed Friday that would make all K-12 students eligible for state scholarships, regardless of income and including home-schooled children for the first time. But S.B. 202, filed by state Sen. Corey Simon, R-Tallahassee, goes beyond the House bill by proposing... Read more »

Period questions replaced by sex at birth query on form, new rezoning plan, NIL bill passes, and more

Period questions off form: Questions about menstrual cycles will no longer appear on a medical form student-athletes have to fill out to play high school sports, but a question about their sex at birth will be added, Florida High School Athletic Association’s governing board decided Thursday. The athletic association, a nonprofit that oversees high school... Read more »

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