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Bring out yer dead — Florida edition!
So last week I related the incredibly weak evidence for the “death” of district schooling in Arizona. That evidence shows flat to gently sloping enrollment district enrollment, all-time highs for spending and remarkable academic improvement. Given that Arizona districts look more like an Olympic gold medalist than a corpse, I... READ MOREInnovative schools dominate Florida’s National Blue Ribbon School award winners list
Across Florida, 14 schools received National Blue Ribbon honors this...
READ MOREFlorida’s Catholic schools see across-the-board enrollment increases
School is back in session for Catholic schools across all...
READ MORETiffany is armed to look to her own defense
In 410, after years of enough backstabbing, civil wars and...
READ MOREDeregulation offered to help Florida district schools compete in era of expanded education choice
When Florida lawmakers debated HB 1 earlier this year, the...
READ MOREFlorida education choice scholarship alum has big plans for her future
MARGATE, Florida – Kaylia Powell’s home life is in a constant...
READ MOREHow Florida can make its public schools open to all students
Christina Sheffield’s son, Graham, was soaring ahead of classmates. She...
READ MORENovel state experiments offer benefits to the rest of the country
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis coined the notion of American states...
READ MOREColumn: What Florida’s school choice scholarship programs meant to me
Editor’s note: The following column by Hera Varmah, a beneficiary...
READ MOREEducation choice scholarship puts Florida student on the path to college, military
PLANTATION, Florida – There was no way William “JR” Moreland was...
READ MOREReport: Four recommendations as states begin hard work of putting ESA programs in place
Editor’s note: This commentary by Nicole Stelle Garnett, senior...
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