Under the changes announced Tuesday, the Department of Justice will take over civil rights enforcement in schools, and the Department of Health and Human Services will oversee special

WUSF | By: Gabriella Paul | June 17, 2026 The latest labor data shows a bump in Florida's education sector. Over the past year, the state added 36,400 jobs, up

According to activists who demonstrated outside district headquarters on Wednesday, for-profit charter school operators will take advantage of the closures.  NBC6 South Florida | By: Ari Odzer | June

A roundup of Florida education news from around the state Tampa Bay Times | By: Jeffrey S. Solochek | June 18, 2026 The big story: With homeschooling on the rise, Pasco

NPR | By: Jonaki Mehta, Cory Turner | June 16, 2026 Two of the U.S. Department of Education's biggest responsibilities will shift to other federal agencies: safeguarding student civil

Tampa Bay Times | By: Jeffrey S. Solochek | June 15, 2026 The big story: Florida has a new law that some education advocates have suggested is a gateway to

In theory, these programs are supposed to give children an educational opportunity they wouldn’t otherwise have. In reality, students already in private school are most likely to benefit. Orlando

Miami Herald | By: Lauren Costantino | June 16, 2026 Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier last week issued a legal opinion affirming that all school districts must accommodate parents

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Scott Travis | June 3, 2026 The Broward School District plans to start conducting background checks for members of its voluntary advisory groups