Tag: education adequacy lawsuit

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Justices reject challenge to state education system

Jim Saunders / News Service of Florida TALLAHASSEE — A fiercely divided Florida Supreme Court on Friday rejected a nearly decade-long lawsuit that challenged whether the state has properly carried out a 1998 constitutional amendment that called for ensuring a “high quality” system of public schools. The decision upheld lower-court... READ MORE
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Groups seek to prolong Fla. education lawsuit, revive school choice claims
The groups behind a wide-ranging lawsuit that argues Florida has...
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Fla. constitutional ‘framers’ want to weigh in on education adequacy lawsuit
News Service of Florida Some members of Florida’s 1998 Constitution...
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Florida Supreme Court agrees to hear wide-ranging education lawsuit
Education activists hoped to put two decades of Florida education...
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Fla. lawyers to high court: Keep ‘legal cloud’ off McKay Scholarship program
Florida’s school voucher program for special needs students is constitutional....
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Appeals court rejects education lawsuit, upholds Florida special needs vouchers
A three-judge panel on a Florida appellate court has tossed...
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A new direction for Florida school turnarounds
This spring, Florida’s smallest school district launched an unprecedented turnaround...
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‘Schools of Hope’ and a judge’s ‘warning not to be complacent’
The Florida House’s effort to create new “Schools of Hope”...
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On appeal, Florida’s education adequacy lawsuit still targets school choice
The plaintiffs in a wide-ranging lawsuit challenging vast swaths of...
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No fast-track for Fla. education lawsuit; school choice issues could resurface
We’re a bit slow to log this in, but Florida’s...
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For true education adequacy, empower parents
by Doug Tuthill and Travis Pillow The recent Florida adequacy...
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