Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | July 10, 2025 Thirty campuses are set to test two artificial intelligence models during the coming year When Lacoochee Elementary School

The 74  | By Lauren Wagner | July 8, 2025 New study of 2,232 U.S. public school teachers found they use artificial intelligence tools to create worksheets, modify student materials, make

The Center Square | By Steve Wilson |  Jul 7, 2025 (The Center Square) – The Florida Department of Education released its accountability scores for individual public schools and districts

Miami Herald | By Cordell Jones | July 7, 2025 Summer classes and programs are still underway in South Florida and the county’s school zone cameras are still active, just waiting

Flagler Live | July 8, 2025 The number of Flagler County students taking public money for private, parochial or homeschool education doubled from last year to this year, from

Central Florida Public Media | By Danielle Prieur |  July 5, 2025  Starting this year, the whole month of August will permanently become a sales tax holiday for school

Florida Phoenix | By Jay Waagmeester | July 2, 2025  Dissent calls pronouns ‘significant markers of individual identity.’ A federal appeals court has ruled against a Florida teacher who challenged a

Miami Herald | By Clara-Sophia Daly | July 2, 2025 The U.S. Department of Education has halted funding to several longstanding grant programs that serve low-income and vulnerable students, a

Spectrum News | By Greg Pallone | July 02, 2025 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed Senate Bill 248, which among other provisions, gives more options for more