Education Week | By Sarah D. Sparks | March 12, 2024  Teachers often leave the classroom for better pay, but it’s no guarantee. Many take a salary hit when they

K12 Dive | By Kara Arundel | March 11, 2024 The Biden administration is proposing a 3.9% increase over fiscal 2023 for the U.S. Department of Education, for a

Miami Herald | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | March 12, 2024 Go ahead and say gay. That’s the message plaintiffs are taking away from a settlement announced Monday in their

Orlando Sentinel | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | March 12, 2024 LARGO — When she first proposed cellphone restrictions for Pinellas County students last summer, school board Chairperson Laura

CBS News | By CBS Miami Team | March 12, 2024  TALLAHASSEE - The state Department of Education is preparing to develop a rule that would help carry out measures approved in the

Bill sponsor Sen. Corey Simon urged families to prevent “bad apples” from ruining the program. Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | March 7, 2024 A proposal to

Florida Politics | By Anne Geggis | March 7, 2024 The legislation eases retention rules for third graders who don't pass reading test and high school graduation requirements in

WUFT | By Kylie Williams | March 7, 2024 For teachers in Alachua County, educating the next generation isn’t always their only job. It’s common for public school staff to have

Orlando Sentinel | By Leslie Postal | March 7, 2024  Florida Senate leaders proposed sweeping changes to the state’s school accountability system late last year, looking to do away with laws