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Sarasota hires a superintendent and Broward is expected to today, book challenges, Florida 31st in child well-being ratings, and more

Around the state: Sarasota's school district has a new superintendent and Broward's school board is expected to select one today, Duval school board members are warned it will take at least six months to find a new superintendent, Collier's school board approves a three-year contract for its recently hired superintendent, Florida ranks 31st in the... Read more »

Broward approves reorganization plan but kills clear backpacks, new leader in Osceola, USF trustees OK $340M football stadium, and more

Around the state: Broward school board members reluctantly agreed Tuesday to a sweeping administrative reorganization plan from the interim superintendent just a day before a new superintendent is expected to be chosen, Broward board members also agreed to kill a proposal to require clear backpacks for the next school year, Osceola's school board chooses a... Read more »

Hey! Ho! Let’s go!

In October 2001, your humble author was in Austin, Texas, at a Hank Williams III concert, and had to make a decision. Williams’ first set featured very catchy roadhouse rock/country, but before the second set, Hank delivered a stark warning, something to the effect of: “If you are only a country music fan, you are… Read more »

Lighting a fire or filling a cup?

Editor’s note: This commentary from Kelly Smith, founder and CEO of Prenda, a company that helps people run microschools for K-8 students, is an exclusive to reimaginED. Smith is the author of “A Fire to be Kindled: How a Generation of Empowered Learners can Lead Meaningful Lives and Move Humanity Forward.”  While everyone else on… Read more »

Operation Illinois Exodus

The map below shows states with either major school choice expansions or pending major expansions (green). I may be missing some green: Sadly, the state of Illinois is in red, and seems poised to kill the Invest in Ed tax credit that provides 9,000 low-income Illinois children the opportunity to attend private schools. As the… Read more »