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46 districts resume classes, parental rights law challenge tossed, principal charged, and more

Returning to school: Forty-six of the 59 school districts that had been closed because of Hurricane Ian resumed classes Monday, Education Commissioner Manny Diaz Jr., said at a news conference. Students in six districts -- Polk, Osceola, Orange, Manatee, Highlands and Hendry -- return to classes today, while Volusia is back in session Wednesday and... Read more »

Half of the state’s school districts reopen today, Broward’s hefty severance payments, and more

Around the state: At least 35 of the state's 67 school districts are scheduled to reopen today after classes were disrupted by Hurricane Ian last week, but at least five that are closest to Ian's initial landfall are closed until further notice, Ian's death toll in Florida is reported to be at least 68 including... Read more »

Assessing Ian’s damage, when schools might reopen, student loan forgiveness and more

Assessing the damage: At least 17 people have died and more than 2.7 million Floridians are still without power after Hurricane Ian made landfall north of Fort Myers on Wednesday as a Category 4 storm and then swept through the center of the state before exiting Thursday near Cocoa. Keven Behen, 60, who rode out... Read more »

FAMU students sue state for discrimination, Leon charter closing in 1st year and more

Around the state: Six Florida A&M University students file a federal lawsuit accusing the state of "intentional discrimination" against the school, a Leon County charter school that attracted only a third of the number of students it needed is closing just weeks after it opened, a Manatee County teacher is removed from the classroom after... Read more »

Despite challenges, hope reigns for education choice nationwide

Editor’s note: Jessica Dobrinsky, a policy analyst for the Cardinal Institute for West Virginia Policy, contributed this update on the Hope Scholarship for townhall.com, a website that features news, commentary, and analysis from more than 100 national columnists and opinion leaders involved in America’s political debates. As the war for education choice rages across the… Read more »

New Hampshire’s Learn Everywhere program creates wins for families, teachers, schools, communities

Editor’s note: For a list of frequently asked questions about Learn Everywhere, click here. High school sophomore Eli George plans to pursue a career in finance or engineering, and he wants to get in as many STEM courses as possible before graduation. But he also must fulfill the state’s requirements to earn a high school… Read more »

Escambia discarding graphic handbook test, state appeals order against law, book bans and more

Around the state: Escambia County school officials are discarding a test from the student handbook after a question on it caused an uproar among parents, the state is appealing a judge's temporary injunction against a new law that restricts discussions about race in workplace training, a report says Florida is second in the nation in... Read more »

Cruz defense team rests its case, Rodrigues named chancellor, monkeypox case in school and more

Around the state: Defense attorneys for Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz unexpectedly rest their case Wednesday, state Sen. Ray Rodrigues has been named the chancellor for the state's university system, a case of monkeypox has been reported at an Orange County K-8 school, about 800 teachers and other school employees who have been hired by... Read more »

Legal bills, Broward officials leaving, teacher pay, rezoning, sex education, ‘safe spaces’ and more

Around the state: Broward school board members will consider a proposal to stop paying the legal bills for suspended board members, all three Broward administrators asked to resign after being criticized by the statewide grand jury report are planning to do so, Duval's school board approves a contract that raises starting teacher pay to $48,700,... Read more »

Pasco teachers arrested for cheating on test, four-day school week idea, college rankings and more

Around the state: Three Pasco County teachers are arrested by the FDLE for allegedly giving their agricultural students information about tests so they could collect bonuses from the state, Hillsborough's superintendent saying the district might consider a four-day school week to attract teachers, two suspended Broward school board members used $120,000 in taxpayer funds for... Read more »

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