WUSF | By Nancy Guan | January 11, 2024  The Classic Learning Test made national headlines last fall when the state approved it as a college admissions exam. It can

Orlando Sentinel | By Leslie Postal | January 9, 2024 Frank Kruppenbacher, once regularly called one of Orlando’s most powerful people, left his post as general counsel at the Florida

WPTV | By Stephanie Susskind | January 8, 2024 MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — Could students in Martin County move to a year-round school schedule? The topic is on the table

Miami Herald | By Douglas Hank | January 8, 2024 When speed cameras come to Miami-Dade County schools, the $100 automated citations will likely be racing to residents’ mailboxes

South Florida Sun Sentinel |By SCOTT TRAVIS | January 9, 2024 The Broward County school district is unlikely to form a full-scale police department any time soon. The School Board

WLRN | By Gabriella Pinos | January 8, 2024 Public school boards have been nonpartisan in Florida for more than 20 years. However, a proposed constitutional amendment on the 2024 ballot could

2024 is a pivotal year in education policy, with schools grappling with long-term effects of the pandemic and ARP funding set to expire in September. Here are eight

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Scott Travis | December 18, 2023 Broward students may get a shortened summer break next year, under a new proposal to start the

WJLA | By Lisa Fletcher | December 19, 2023 WASHINGTON (7News) — Across the country, schools are under attack, increasingly held hostage to ransomware and other vicious online assaults costing more