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Hillsdale College ends ties with Leon school over sculpture controversy, bathroom bill, book reviews and more

Hillsdale cuts ties with Leon school: Hillsdale College officials announced Thursday that they have cut ties with the Tallahassee charter school that forced its principal to resign after 6th-graders were recently shown photos of Michelangelo's nude David sculpture without their parents being notified first. Tallahassee Classical School's license to use the conservative Michigan college's curriculum... Read more »

State budgets move on with differences, social media access, pensions, sex education and more

State budgets on move: Senate and House appropriations committees cleared their state budget proposals Tuesday. Senators propose spending $113.7 billion, which is about $700 million more than the House plan. This year's budget is about $107 billion. Both chambers allocate about $26.6 billion in K-12 funding, about $2.1 billion more than this year's spending, but... Read more »

Universal school choice is now the law, later school start times supported, and more

DeSantis signs choice bill: The bill that would make every K-12 student in Florida eligible for an $8,000 scholarship or education savings account from the state, regardless of family income, was signed into law Monday by Gov. Ron DeSantis and goes into effect July 1. "Now, primarily there will be a preference for low- and... Read more »

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs historical education choice bill into law

Surrounded by a group of students, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis made history as he signed a bill into law that grants universal eligibility for K-12 education choice scholarships. “This bill is a major game changer,” DeSantis said just before he sat at a small wooden desk set up in the Christopher Columbus High School gym… Read more »

Universal choice bill goes to DeSantis with uncertain pricetag, three school bills merged, Senate budget and more

Universal choice bill: Senators approved the universal choice bill Thursday that had already been passed by the House, and the proposal being called "one of the most transformative education bills in the history of the state" is now headed to Gov. Ron DeSantis' desk. Still uncertain is how many students will take advantage of the... Read more »

Senate votes today on universal choice bill, school funding formula change, teacher pay push and more

Senate to vote on choice bill: Senators decided Wednesday to adopt the House's version of the universal school choice bill and are expected to pass it today. "The whole point of this legislation is to put that choice back on the parent, not to make the private school the public school," said Senate bill sponsor... Read more »

Robert Pondiscio: Teachers and the right

Editor’s note: Pondiscio is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where he focuses on K–12 education, curriculum, teaching, school choice, and charter schooling. This commentary, published here in its entirety, first appeared on nationalaffairs.com. There’s a story often told about Ronald Reagan who, in 1980, hired Lionel Sosa, a San Antonio advertising executive, to… Read more »

House approves universal choice and school board term limits bills, sex ed and more

House chooses choice: Every K-12 student in the state would be eligible for a nearly $8,000 scholarship from the state to attend a private school under a bill overwhelmingly approved Friday by members of the House. H.B. 1 also would extend scholarships to home-schooled students, who were previously ineligible, require the state to create an... Read more »

Senate panel advances DEI ban in colleges, book removals, college collective bargaining records and more

Senate's DEI version: Amendments made Wednesday to the Senate bill that would effectively ban diversity, equity and inclusion programs in Florida’s university system delete a provision that would push schools to eliminate any major or minor tied to the study of critical race theory. S.B. 266 was then approved by the Education Postsecondary Committee. The... Read more »

Part-time enrollment in Florida could give families even more options for education

Editor’s note: This article appeared Monday on readlion.com. Florida students could soon benefit from the option to attend a blend of classes in public schools, homeschools and specialized schools as a part of their weekly schedule. Called “part-time public enrollment,” the initiative is a part of the bigger school reform package making its way through… Read more »

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