Miami Herald | By Sommer Brugal | November 16, 2023 Less than a year after its launch, the Teacher Accelerator Program, a Miami-based non-profit that recruits, trains, places and

Florida Politics | By Jacob Ogles | November 15, 2023 Parent advocates pushed for requirements to go into effect in 2017. The “recess moms,” a group of parents who pushed

A state Senate proposal would give schools more leeway over how to give students a brief daily break from academics. Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek |

WUFT | By Aidan Bush | November 13, 2023 As a respiratory therapist, Alisha Berry knows firsthand the medical dangers e-cigarette and vape products have for kids. “They start coughing,

Dwyer High School psychologist Adrienne Avallone works to promote resiliency, self esteem among students WPTV | By Stephanie Susskind | November 13, 2023 PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — New numbers

Pensacola News Journal | By Brandon Girod | November, 14, 2023 Some Florida lawmakers are looking at nixing decades-old school regulations after the passage of HB 1, which expanded the state’s school

The books will go to fans at concerts this week. Tampa Bay Times | By Tribune News Service | November 14, 2023 Pink wants her fans to read banned books. The Grammy winner announced this

Cook has served on the board since 2000. Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey Solochek | November 14, 2023 Carol Cook has made no secret of her readiness to retire

Tallahassee Democrat | By Douglas Soule | November 8, 2023 Florida senators previewed possible education deregulation legislation Tuesday, including one bill that would allow students who are at least