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Broward’s Licata retiring over health and is quickly replaced, charter issue settled, Bob Graham dies, and more

Around the state: Broward school Superintendent Peter Licata is retiring for health reasons after just 10 months on the job, Broward's school board reaches an agreement to pay charter schools an undisclosed amount of money from a 2018 tax referendum, former Florida governor and U.S. senator Bob Graham has died at the age of 87,... Read more »

DeSantis says he’ll sign bill limiting book challenges and speeding charter conversions, and more

DeSantis pushes HB 1285: Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday he will sign a bill that limits school book challenges and speeds up the process of converting long-struggling public schools into charter schools. He hasn't received HB 1285 from the Legislature yet, he said at a news conference in Escambia County, but will sign it quickly... Read more »

Leon school reopens today after flooding, Volusia’s financial issues, field trips, Sasquatch and more

Around the state: Godby High School in Tallahassee reopens today after a severe storm caused flooding in 80 percent of the buildings on campus last week, Volusia's superintendent said using federal pandemic funds for recurring expenses has created financial issues for the district, Pinellas County's school superintendent is emphasizing field trips as a way to... Read more »

New College’s Corcoran gets $200K bonus, Leon school closed today by flooding, $9M tutoring gift, and more

Around the state: New College of Florida trustees award a $200,000 incentive bonus to President Richard Corcoran, Godby High School in Tallahassee is closed today after 80 percent of the campus was flooded during Thursday's severe storm, an investment company founder is donating $9 million to pay for high-dosage math tutoring for students in grades... Read more »

Broward board urged to rescind teacher raises, storm again affects schools, class for Swifties, and more

Around the state: Broward school board members are being asked to rescind the average 4 percent raises they approved for teachers in February, the storm system moving through north Florida is closing several school districts today and delaying start times at several others, about 30 Duval schools are now on the list for possible closure... Read more »

Trans teacher wins injunction against state pronouns law, Florida’s student aid requests plummet, and more

Pronouns law injunction: A federal judge has blocked the state from enforcing a law that requires teachers to use pronouns aligning with their sex assigned at birth. Katie Wood, a transgender Hillsborough County teacher, and AV Schwandes, a nonbinary teacher fired last year by Florida Virtual School, had challenged the constitutionality of the 2023 law... Read more »

Lee superintendent resigns, eclipse provides science lesson, truancy court, $93K college, and more

Around the state: Lee Superintendent Christopher Bernier is resigning effective today, many students around the state got an eye's-on science lesson during Monday's solar eclipse, Duval school officials say their deal with the county bus system to provide rides for students has been a success, the cost of attending and living on the University of... Read more »

Solar eclipse offers a celestial lesson today, legislator named president at State College of Florida, and more

Around the state: The state's schools have made their preparations for this afternoon's solar eclipse and experts say the state has a 45 percent to 75 percent chance of a "maximum partial eclipse," a state representative has been named president of State College of Florida Manatee-Sarasota, Pinellas' superintendent is asking the school board to approve... Read more »

Palm Beach ponies up $54.9M to charter schools, Hillsborough district’s share of tax cut, and more

Around the state: Palm Beach County's school board unanimously approved the payment of $54.9 million to charter schools to settle a lawsuit over the district failing to share proceeds from a tax hike with them, Hillsborough county commissioners agree to ask voters to renew a community investment tax but are cutting the school district's share... Read more »

Oklahoma Supreme Court prepares to weigh in on precedent-setting religious charter school lawsuit

An attorney defending the Oklahoma’s charter school board wasted no time identifying the primary issue before the Oklahoma Supreme Court. “This is whether the operation of a charter school violates the establishment clause,” said Philip Sechler, representing the Oklahoma Statewide Virtual Charter School Board. The board’s approval of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic… Read more »

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