South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Scott Travis | February 17, 2022 When the Broward School District learned that hackers may have accessed the personal data of thousands of

Orlando Sentinel | By Leslie Postal | February 17, 2022 A Lake County School Board member resigned this week with two years left in her term, saying “the general

Florida Politics | By Jesse Scheckner | February 17, 2022 The legislation includes what would be Florida's first legal definition of social media. With no movement in the House and

With 35 “persistently low-performing” schools — more than any other Florida county — the road ahead is uncertain. Tampa Bay Times | By Marlene Sokol | February 17, 2022 In

Miami Herald | By MIchelle Marchante | February 14, 2022 Starting Monday, no one will have to wear a mask inside Miami-Dade public schools. Miami-Dade’s public school district lifted its

Increasing in frequency and complexity, cyber attacks on K-12 schools have major implications for teaching and learning, school budgets, parent communication, and the protection of sensitive personal data. Government

Tallahassee Democrat | By Elise Elder, Fresh Take Florida | February 14, 2022 GAINESVILLE – The outcome of a landmark civil rights lawsuit being waged over Florida’s new law banning

Orlando Sentinel | By Skyler Swisher and Leslie Postal | February 15, 2022 TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis now supports a plan to withhold $200 million in funding from

GOP lawmakers are pushing for more parent input on books and materials they consider inappropriate Florida Phoenix | By Danielle J. Brown | February 15, 2022 In Central Florida, in