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Superintendent Van Ayres called the situation “unacceptable” but said he expects grades to gradually improve. Tampa Bay Times | By Marlene Sokol | December 19, 2023 The Hillsborough County school

Florida Phoenix | By Christian Casale | December 19, 2023 As the sassiest state in the union, Florida loves to set herself apart from the others. One major way

Miami Herald | By Dara Kim | December 14, 2023 TALLAHASSEE Three teachers on Wednesday filed a federal lawsuit alleging a new state law restricting titles and pronouns at

Orlando Sentinel | By Ryan Dailey | December 14, 2023  TALLAHASSEE — As groups that administer Florida’s school vouchers deal with what one official called “the most complex set

The program has students thinking ahead, with more of them filling out their federal student aid forms. Tampa Bay Times | By Ian Hodgson | December 14, 2023 By junior

WFSU | By Adrian Andrews | December 14, 2023 More than 200 future educators will become fully certified teachers. On Wednesday, Governor Ron DeSantis awarded millions of dollars toward a statewide teacher

WPTV | By: Stephanie Susskind | December 12, 2023 New program allows teaching assistants to get on-the-job training to become teachers INDIANTOWN, Fla. — A new program in Martin County public

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Shira Moolten | December 14, 2023 A day after the violent assault on a Marjory Stoneman Douglas student drew national attention, school officials have distanced

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Scott Travis | December 12, 2023 Monarch High School will face a $16,500 fine and probation from a state athletic association because a