Florida Politics | By Anne Geggis | March 21, 2023 The bill would take the last two years of college and turn them into a paid apprenticeship. An effort to

Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | March 21, 2023 If approved, Hernando voters would face a 2024 referendum to decide the superintendent’s fate. Hernando County voters might

Florida Politics | By Peter Schorsch | March 20, 2023 Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson gets top billing on the host committee. Republican former Sen. John Legg is holding a kickoff party next

South Florida Sun Sentinel | By Sarah Mervosh | March 16, 2023 The nitty-gritty process of reviewing and approving school textbooks has typically been an administrative affair, drawing the

WFSU | By Adrian Andrews | March 15, 2023 Hundreds of people turned out to downtown Tallahassee as Florida Education Association President Andrew Spar and partners gave out more

Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | March 16, 2023 Opponents included working class Republicans who said the legislation would hurt them. Two bills that would make it

Oacala StarBanner | By Ryan Dailey | March 16, 2023 TALLAHASSEE — Looking to build on a controversial 2022 law, a Florida House panel on Wednesday approved a bill

Tampa Bay Times | By Jeffrey S. Solochek | March 16, 2023 Bills in the House and Senate address the candidacy of Al Hernandez, who did not live in

Florida Politics | By Anne Geggis | March 16, 2023 The Senate version limits homeschool scholarships to those willing to submit to more oversight. A bill creating universal school choice