WLRN | By: Jay Waagmeester | October 20, 2026 A years-long legal battle over book removals in Escambia County has a new chapter. A federal appeals court ruled school

Orlando Sentinel | By: Steven Walker | October 20, 2026 Orange County Public Schools rejected on Tuesday a compromise on health insurance costs meant to break a months-long contract

District trying to figure out how to bolster enrollment numbers News 6 | By: Amy Russo | October 20, 2026 ORLANDO, Fla. – Thousands fewer students are enrolled in Orange

As the Federal Communications Commission ponders the program’s future, commenters weighed in on both sides of the issue. K-12 DIVE | By: Anna Merod | October 13, 2026 School leaders

She celebrated school choice and AI at a talk moderated by the school’s president, Richard Corcoran. Tampa Bay Times | By: Lucy Marques | October 14, 2026 Erika Donalds, a

As the demand grows for nontraditional learning arrangements, many don’t fit a traditional public, private or homeschooling mold. Orlando Sentinel | By: Linda Jacobson | October 15, 2026 Most homeschoolers

Orlando Sentinel | By: Gray Rohrer | October 14, 2026 Florida’s law banning minors under 14 from getting their own social media accounts is likely constitutional, a federal appeals

The technology’s uses in testing could include creating a snapshot of where a learner is and what their needs are based on results, says one expert. K-12 Dive |

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By: Scott Travis | October 12, 2026 Many Broward teachers spent hundreds of dollars out of pocket to buy school supplies, expecting to get