Miami Herald | By Amanda Geduld | October 25, 2023 One early morning, years ago, then-6th grader Mina Hosseini was hanging out with friends in her school’s auditorium, when

CBS12 News | By Kristina Watrobski | October 25th 2023 BARTOW, Fla. (CITC) — Parents in a Florida school district are outraged over students who are not U.S. citizens potentially

Tallahassee Reports | By Steve Stewart | October 26, 2023 A recent speaker at the October 24th, 2023 Leon County School Board brought up the issue of student absenteeism. The speaker explained that there are

This evidence-based reading methodology is gaining traction. Learn why   Education Week | By Elizabeth Heubeck & Jaclyn Borowski | October 26, 2023  In recent years, the once-esoteric term “evidence-based reading instruction” has spread

Miami Herald | By Sommer Brugal | October 24, 2023 When Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law one of the nation’s largest school choice programs in March, he said

Miami EdTech, Riders.ai, Infento and Venture Miami collaborate to bring robotics, computer programming and STEM to student learning Refresh Miami | By Krysten Brenlla | October 24, 2023 In the

CBS News | By Jim Defeder | October 22, 2023 MIAMI — For the past several months, public school teachers across South Florida have been receiving mail pieces attacking their

South Florida Sun Sentinel | by Scott Travis | October 23, 2023 The Promise program, an initiative that was once heralded for keeping kids out of jail but got

Wear News | by Wear Staff | October 23, 2023 PENSACOLA, Fla. -- Escambia County Public Schools is taking a stand against social media companies. The district alleges that Meta,