Orlando Sentinel | By Leslie Postal | November 21, 2023 Orange County educators have decided Florida’s new law restricting the use of preferred pronouns in schools still allows public

The Hill | By Clarence Okoh | November 21, 2023 Last month, the White House announced its highly anticipated executive order on artificial intelligence. Unfortunately, the Biden administration missed another critical opportunity to

South Florida Sun Sentinel | Lisa J. Huriash | November 20, 2023 In the first step toward the consolidation or closure of public schools, Broward schools superintendent Peter Licata

POLITICO | By Kimberly Leonard | November 23, 2023 Good morning and welcome to Tuesday. Florida’s teachers’ unions are scrambling under a new law that makes it harder for them

They said the American Library Association goes against Christian beliefs and supports a socialist agenda. Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | November 21, 2023 LAND O’LAKES —

Next Steps | By Lisa Buie | November 20, 2023 Suzanne Legg had a problem. She had co-founded her county’s first charter school. Classes had barely begun, and already student

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Associated Press | November 21, 2023 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis high school senior Caston Peters had used they and them or he and

The teacher asked the school district to "publicly recognize the Palestinian community" in its communications about the war. The Palm Beach Post | By Katherine Kokal | November 16,

The agency will seek public comment on the proposal, which will explore how the Universal Service Fund can support school and library cyber concerns. K-12 Dive | By Roger