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Hillsborough is on a deadline, superintendents ask state for help, reopening suit paused and more

Hillsborough's deadline: Florida Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran has given the Hillsborough County School District until Friday to amend its proposed reopening plan to conform with state requirements or risk losing millions in funding. The school board voted last Thursday to begin the school year Aug. 24 with four weeks of online-only learning, but Corcoran rejected... Read more »

Hillsborough plan rejected, details of plans, transgender bathroom ruling upheld and more

State rejects Hillsborough plan: The Hillsborough County School District's plan to start the school year with four weeks of online-only instruction was rejected Friday by Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran. He said because the district did not offer an in-person option, it did not meet the state's requirements as outlined in an executive order. "The Hillsborough... Read more »

Reopening case moved to Leon, health guidance, Hillsborough chooses online, tax holiday and more

Case moved to Leon County: Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Spencer Eig has agreed with the state that the Florida Education Association’s request for an emergency injunction against the state’s executive order to reopen schools should be moved to a Leon County court. A lawyer representing the state government argued that cases involving constitutional challenges are typically... Read more »

Teacher of the year named, pre-K enrollment drop forecast, reopening injunction sought and more

Teacher of the year: Krista Stanley, a 6th-grade math teacher at Yearling Middle School in Okeechobee County, has been named the 2021 Florida teacher of the year. "Krista’s passion and commitment inspires students of all backgrounds and abilities to learn, achieve, and work towards a great future for themselves, their communities, and the world," said... Read more »

SEC lays a multimillion dollar fine in Florida teacher-fleecing case

The great surrealist painter Salvador Dali is known to have signed forged paintings. “The only fake Dali,” the painter allegedly said, “is one for which I do not get paid.” Keep that situation in mind as you continue to read. The Securities and Exchange Commission announced last week a $40 million civil settlement with a financial… Read more »

Private school ‘cushion,’ in-school enrollments, another state order suit, Twitter hacker and more

Vouchers 'cushion' private schools: Florida's private K-12 schools have been shielded from the worst effects of the coronavirus pandemic by the state's scholarship programs, according to a report from the Office of Economic & Demographic Research. Even with unemployment up, putting a stress on family incomes, enrollment is not expected to decline significantly because 44... Read more »

DOE says waivers unnecessary, reopening lawsuit, budgets, ‘apocalyptic’ reopening video and more

School reopening plans: Florida school boards are still considering details of district reopening plans, and the state Department of Education has approved two more: Baker and Sumter. All district plans are due to the DOE today. Here are the latest developments, as well as other district news: Broward: The school district has rescinded guidance that... Read more »

Parents consider private schools as district reopening plans continue to churn

The text on the website banner of Children’s Educational Services, a North Florida non-profit company that operates private schools, broadcasts this message to families: “You should have peace about where your child goes to school. Your child’s future is too important to remain uncertain about their education.” As school districts continue to push back reopening… Read more »

18 district reopening plans approved, Miami-Dade starting year online, new sports options and more

Reopening plans approved: The Florida Department of Education has now approved school reopening plans for 18 districts: Clay, Gadsden, Gulf, Hamilton, Levy, Manatee, Monroe, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Pinellas, Polk, Putnam, Sarasota, Seminole, UF Lab School, Volusia and Wakulla. Districts must submit a plan to the DOE by Friday. Florida Department of Education. Around the state:... Read more »

Is it time for Blueprint 2030?

In 1991, the Florida Legislature passed, and Gov. Lawton Chiles signed, Blueprint 2000: The Education Reform and Accountability Act. The purpose of Blueprint 2000 was to restructure how Florida’s public education system was managed. In the late 1980s, Florida was a national leader in experimenting with teacher empowerment and site-based decision making (SBDM). The SBDM… Read more »

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