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Catholic virtual school offers options to families seeking online faith-based education

When Susana Moro was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia nearly four years ago, a faith-based virtual school in South Florida allowed her daughter to stay home with her mom while keeping up with her schoolwork. “She felt very comfortable and loved the classes,” said Moro, who underwent a successful bone marrow transplant and is now… Read more »

Private school aid, district reopening timetable, new schools, cradle-to-career pipeline urged and more

Private school aid: A federal judge has struck down the U.S. Department of Education's rule requiring school districts to share coronavirus relief funds with private schools. "Congress expressed a clear and unambiguous preference for apportioning funding to private schools based on the number of children from low-income families," ruled Judge Dabney Friedrich, who was appointed... Read more »

Prepaid refunds, more cyberattacks, Palm Beach County schools reopening Sept. 21, and more

Prepaid refunds unclaimed: About 30,000 people with Florida Prepaid college plans for their children have yet to claim refunds the state offered in January. The total unclaimed amount is about $225 million. Because the cost of tuition had been stagnant for about six years, the program offered to refund $500 million to 100,000 people who... Read more »

Teen arrested in cyberattack, virtual enrollment booms, concurrent teaching ripped, Phase 2 and more

FLVS enrollment up: The coronavirus pandemic has fueled a boom in the virtual education business in Florida and around the country. Florida Virtual School's enrollment is up 64 percent in fulltime students and 54 percent in the individual courses, and it's hired 320 teachers and upgraded the capability of its servers. Education Week. FLVS announced... Read more »

Cyberattack strikes district, Phase 2 of reopening requested, testing deadline extended and more

Around the state: Miami-Dade school officials blame some of the technical problems they've seen in the first two days of online learning to a cyberattack, Palm Beach County is asking Gov. Ron DeSantis for permission to enter Phase 2 in the state's reopening plan with students returning to school classrooms three or four weeks later,... Read more »

DeSantis and judges discuss reopening rationales, rapid tests for schools, Day 1 tech issues and more

Coronavirus and schools: Schools are safe for children and asymptomatic people do not need to be tested for the coronavirus, President Trump's COVID-19 task force adviser said Monday during a press conference in Tallahassee with Gov. Ron DeSantis. Dr. Scott Atlas voiced support for positions held by DeSantis, saying, "The children are not at any... Read more »

Appeals court reinstates reopening order, grand jury asks for extension, school closed and more

Another twist in lawsuit: The legal maneuvering in the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state's executive order to reopen schools took yet another twist on Friday. An appeals court has put a hold on the stay a circuit judge had placed on the reopening order on Thursday. But the First District Court of Appeal... Read more »

Judge vacates stay in school reopening lawsuit, Hillsborough may reconsider its plan, and more

Judge vacates stay: A Leon County circuit judge has vacated the automatic stay on his ruling Monday that the state's order to reopen schools to students in August was unconstitutional. The state appealed his decision Tuesday, which put a hold on the ruling going into effect until the appeal was heard. But Wednesday, the Florida... Read more »

Union asks judge to lift stay on reopenings ruling, revenues recovering, safety pledge and more

Judge asked to lift stay: The legal maneuverings continue in the lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the state's order to reopen schools. Monday, Leon Circuit Judge Charles Dodson ordered a temporary injunction against the order. The state quickly filed an appeal that placed a stay on the ruling until the appeal can be heard, probably... Read more »

Temporary injunction issued against order to reopen schools, technical issues mark first day and more

Judge rules for union: Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran's order that public schools reopen their classrooms to students was ruled unconstitutional by a Leon County circuit judge on Monday. Judge Charles Dodson issued a temporary injunction against the July 6 order, ruling that it "arbitrarily disregards safety" and usurps the constitutional authority of local school boards... Read more »

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