Orlando Sentinel | By Silas Morgan | September 27, 2024 The Orange County school district plans to impose stricter punishments on students who threaten schools and will again discuss

The 74 Million |By Marianna McMurdock | September 26, 2024 National analysis reveals enrollment declines are far from random, urging district leaders to plan for family re-engagement or face possible

Orlando Sentinel | By Dara Kam | September 25, 2024 Lawsuit alleges law violates teachers’ 1st Amendment rights and runs afoul of federal civil-rights law TALLAHASSEE — A federal appellate-court

Florida Politics | By Gabrielle Russon | September 25, 2024 Education Board members approved the legislative ask with no discussion Wednesday. The State Board of Education voted to ask the Legislature for

Florida Phoenix | By Jay Waagmeester | September 25, 2024 As Hurricane Helene approached the Sunshine State, the Florida Board of Education converted a meeting scheduled to take place

Florida Politics | By A. G. Gancarski | September 26, 2024 Could a recess requirement turn the tide on childhood obesity? Make America Great Again? That’s old news. For Florida’s senior

Daytona Beach News-Journal | By Mary Ellen Ritter | September 25, 2024 In hopes of mitigating risks associated with sudden cardiac arrest, the Flagler County School Board last week

Tampa Bay Times | By Kate Payne | September 24, 2024 TALLAHASSEE — Some Florida school districts are rolling back a more comprehensive approach to sex education in favor

WCJB | September 24, 2024 GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - As Tropical Storm Helene approaches the Florida Gulf Coast, North Central Florida academic institutions are announcing plans to close. This