Insurance Journal | By William Rabb | July 9, 2024 In 1997, Florida lawmakers tweaked the state’s personal injury protection or “no-fault” auto insurance law. The idea was to allow school kids

Education Week | By Olina Banerji & Sam Mallon | July 08, 2024  In April, Tennessee became the 34th state to allow teachers to carry guns at school, joining a club that’s burgeoned

FLDOE | By FDOE | July 1, 2024 Tallahassee, Fla., July 1, 2024 – Today, Florida Commissioner of Education Manny Diaz, Jr., announced the successful results of Florida’s second year

WUFT | By Sara-James Ranta | July 1, 2024 Marion County Public Schools is adding another layer of security to all elementary, middle and high schools by installing Knox Boxes. Knox

Miami Herald | By Alecia Taylor | July 1, 2024 Like other summer camps, students at MetroTown spend time away from their families to socialize and meet kids from

Central Florida Public Media | By Danielle Prieur | July 2, 2024  Under a new education law that took effect July 1 in Florida, private, charter and micro-schools can now

Miami Herald | By Shirsho Dasgupta, Clara-Sophia Daly and Devon Milley | June 27, 2024 As a teenager, Naqwan Watson dreamed that playing football would allow him to escape

Florida Politics | By Christine Jordan Sexton | June 26, 2024 The FDOE says 75% of children who aren’t prepared for kindergarten will never catch up. While there has been

Education Week | By Caitlynn Peetz  | June 27, 2024 Many hired staff with one-time federal money and don’t have alternate funding Districts face the loss of hundreds of thousands of