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Math scores up on FSA tests, Orange hires new leader, Parkland jury seated, and more

Tests show math gains: Students showed improvement on the Florida Standards Assessments test for math in grades 3-8 this spring, but language arts scores remained the same as last year for grades 3-10, according to data released Tuesday by the Florida Department of Education. Fifty-five percent of students in grades 3-8 scored at a Level... Read more »

Proposed federal Title IX rules ripped by DOE’s Diaz, schools in brain health program, and more

New Title IX rules: LGBTQ and victims of campus sexual assault would gain new protections under newly proposed Title IX regulations, the U.S. Department of Education announced Thursday. The rules to fight sexual assault and violence in education were announced a year after the Biden administration first said it would review them, and would replace... Read more »

CRT suit hearing, chiefs mascot retired, public aid for religious schools okayed by top court, and more

Around the state: A federal judge said he would rule in the next few days in the challenge to the law that prohibits schools from teaching critical race theory and businesses from using it in training, Hillsborough's school board approves a high school's recommendation to stop using its Native American mascot, jury selection could conclude... Read more »

Governor endorsing school board candidates, contract extension, navigator program and more

Around the state: Gov. Ron DeSantis has issued endorsements for 10 local school board candidates "who are committed to advancing our agenda to put students first and protect parents’ rights," Hillsborough school board members will consider a four-year contract extension for Superintendent Addison Davis, Orange County School Board members will interview the two finalists for... Read more »

Company got ransomware report before public, school board candidates, meal prices up, and more

Around the state: Even as the Broward school district withheld details from the public about a ransomware attack in 2021, three of its current and former administrators wrote a report for a private company detailing how the attack was handled, candidates for school board seats around the state qualified last week for the election, the... Read more »

Governor’s playbook for school board races, BOE to write rule for new law, pay raises, safety and more

Governor's school board plan: Gov. Ron DeSantis' re-election campaign has created a blueprint for local school board candidates to follow that calls for empowering the role of parents in their children’s education, preventing far-left agendas from infiltrating school systems, and furthering the academic success of Florida students. The program is called the "DeSantis Education Agenda:... Read more »

Random search plan dropped, racism charges in Broward, teachers protest unpaid leave, and more

Around the state: Volusia school officials have withdrawn a proposal that would have allowed them to conduct random searches of students and others on campus without cause, the Broward superintendent's staff reorganization is drawing accusations of racism after several black administrators were assigned to principal's jobs, Pinellas teachers file a grievance against the district after... Read more »

Duval has most ‘high-priority’ schools, new job for Runcie, student makes a public apology and more

Around the state: Duval County has the most low-achieving, "high-priority" schools in the states, former Broward County superintendent Robert Runcie is the interim leader of a superintendents' organization and overseeing a project to improve school safety, a Martin County student makes a public apology at an NAACP event for being one of the six students... Read more »

What is a private school?

Editor’s note: This commentary from Mike McShane, director of national research at EdChoice and a reimaginED guest blogger, appeared Wednesday on forbes.com. What makes a private school, well, private? And what does that mean for the school choice movement and the quest for a more pluralistic education system in the United States? I’ve been wrestling… Read more »

PBC teachers reviewing books, Collier candidate wants school district taken over, and more

Around the state: Palm Beach County teachers have been told to review all their classroom books to make sure none have references to racism, sexism and oppression, a Collier County County Commission candidate is calling for the county to take over the school district and remove its "gay" superintendent, Gov. Ron DeSantis signs six military-related... Read more »

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