Tag: Florida Education Association
School grades fallout, teacher lawsuit, international teachers help ease educator shortage and more
Around the state: Some school districts are experiencing fallout after the release of school grades, three teachers sued the state and international teachers are being utilized to help with the teacher shortage. Here are details about those stories and other developments from the state’s districts, private schools, and colleges and... READ MORESchool grades released statewide, gender disparities in enrollment, aid survey and more
Around the state: School grades were released across the state,...
READ MOREOpen teaching positions statewide are 4,776 or 6,920 depending on source, AP psych course, Flagler superintendent and more
READ MOREStudents create Hurricane Ian website, summer food programs, skilled trades for grads and more
Miami-Dade: More than 20,000 new immigrant students have enrolled in Miami-Dade...
READ MORESchool board races, teacher shortages, new university presidents and more
Around the state: School board races heat up, teacher shortages statewide,...
READ MOREEducation choice is the best way to weed out lackluster teachers
Peter Zucker, the creator of the popular South Bronx School...
READ MOREThe COVID effect, legislative committees meeting, quarantine relaxed, enrollment down and more
READ MORESchools to get $6 billion from feds, Bright Futures protest, Keys schools ordered open and more
READ MOREStill no raises for many teachers, budget worries, FEA drops suit, ex-tech chief indicted and more
READ MOREState extends order allowing online learning, math learning lags, guardian training funding and more
READ MOREAppeals court rules for state on reopening, learning options, superintendent quarantines and more
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