A potential rollback of Temporary Protected Status could deepen a student enrollment crisis and strain public services across Palm Beach County WPTV5 | By: Kayla McDermott | July 6,

The expansion, in response to a court order, makes more graduate students eligible for higher student loan caps Education Week | By: Matthew Stone | July 1, 2026 The Trump

Tampa Bay Times | By: Jeffrey S. Solochek | July 1, 2026 The big story: Florida officials cheered Wednesday’s release of 2026 school grades, in which 76% earned an A or

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By: Scott Travis | July 2, 2026 A Republican School Board member’s involvement in an advertisement placed in the program for a Democratic fundraising dinner

News Channel 8 | By: Brianna Leonard | July 1, 2026 TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A new bill that adjusts the requirements for earning a standard High School diploma

Anastasios Kamoutsas is leaving the post next week. Tampa Bay Times | By: Jeffrey S. Solochek | June 30, 2026 Florida has a new top official to oversee implementation of

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By: Scott Travis | June 29, 2026 South Florida students continued to show gains in this year’s standardized tests, a good sign that local

Spectrum News 13 | By: Emma Delamo | June 30, 2026 ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Orange County commissioners on Tuesday will continue discussing how to enforce buffer zones between schools and

Private schools get nearly $5 billion a year in state vouchers but aren't graded like public ones, says a lawsuit that asks: Is that fair to parents? The Palm