Pinellas County reviews 87 books and keeps them all, while Hillsborough waits for more state direction. Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | July 12, 2023 Pinellas County

WLRN | By Danielle Prieur | July 12, 2023 The city of Apopka, in Central Florida, will soon have its first ever Little Free Diverse Library where all the books feature

The school board will take up the challenge next Wednesday. The Palm Beach Post | By Katherine Kokal | July 13, 2023 Should students check out the Bible at Palm Beach

News From Berkeley Lab | By Media Relations | July 10, 2023 Department of Energy’s K-12 school campaign recognizes exceptional projects that improve energy efficiency and support healthy learning

Orlando Sentinel | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | July 11, 2023 TAMPA — Hernando County elementary school students no longer have access to the book “Marvin Redpost: Is He

South Florida SunSentinel | By Scott Travis | July 11, 2023 Peter Licata is now the superintendent of Broward Schools, with less money and job protection than he had

A Florida judge ruled that a teacher who parked at a high school with an AK-47 rifle in full view in his vehicle did not violate state law.

WLRN | By Kate Payne | July 11, 2023 One of the biggest challenges facing public education is there aren’t enough people willing to become teachers. Across the country, teacher training

There are 180 public schools and 161 private schools in Palm Beach County now vying for the same students. The Palm Beach Post | By Katherine Kokal | July