Tag: florida and school choice

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Bring out yer dead — Florida edition!

So last week I related the incredibly weak evidence for the “death” of district schooling in Arizona. That evidence shows flat to gently sloping enrollment district enrollment, all-time highs for spending and remarkable academic improvement. Given that Arizona districts look more like an Olympic gold medalist than a corpse, I... READ MORE
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Innovative schools dominate Florida’s National Blue Ribbon School award winners list
Across Florida, 14 schools received National Blue Ribbon honors this...
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Florida’s Catholic schools see across-the-board enrollment increases
School is back in session for Catholic schools across all...
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Tiffany is armed to look to her own defense
In 410, after years of enough backstabbing, civil wars and...
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Deregulation offered to help Florida district schools compete in era of expanded education choice
When Florida lawmakers debated HB 1 earlier this year, the...
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Florida education choice scholarship alum has big plans for her future
MARGATE, Florida – Kaylia Powell’s home life is in a constant...
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How Florida can make its public schools open to all students
Christina Sheffield’s son, Graham, was soaring ahead of classmates. She...
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Novel state experiments offer benefits to the rest of the country
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis coined the notion of American states...
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Column: What Florida’s school choice scholarship programs meant to me
Editor’s note: The following column by Hera Varmah, a beneficiary...
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Education choice scholarship puts Florida student on the path to college, military
PLANTATION, Florida – There was no way William “JR” Moreland was...
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Report: Four recommendations as states begin hard work of putting ESA programs in place
  Editor’s note: This commentary by Nicole Stelle Garnett, senior...
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