Tag: Kathryn LeRoy

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Florida schools roundup: Education suit dismissed, Bush’s return and more

Lawsuit dismissed: Florida has not failed to fulfill its constitutional mandate to provide a quality education for all public school students, a circuit court judge has ruled. Judge George Reynolds III dismissed the suit brought by Citizens for Strong Schools and others against the State Department of Education and legislative leaders. The... READ MORE
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Florida schools roundup: Book ban, bathroom fights, expulsions and more
Book banned: The Perks of Being a Wallflower, a coming of...
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Florida schools roundup: Test options, failing schools, flag, choice and more
Testing alternatives: A bill allowing school districts to use alternatives...
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Florida schools roundup: Legislature wrapup, failed bills, autonomy and more
Education legislation: A massive state education bill that widens school...
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Florida schools roundup: Testing, charters, bullying, tax holiday and more
Testing routine: What is Florida Standards Assessments testing like for...
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Florida schools roundup: Desegregation, choice, bonuses, grades and more
Desegregation case: The NAACP Legal Defense Fund says the Pinellas...
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Florida schools roundup: Budget, bills, testing, recess, workbook ban and more
K-12 spending: Legislators are touting the record spending on K-12...
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Florida schools roundup: Coding, bonuses, testing, LGBT policy and more
Computer coding: A bill allowing Florida students to take computer coding to...
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Florida schools roundup: Grades, Fresen, a one-room school and more
School grades: After months of delays, the Department of Education...
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Florida schools roundup: Budgets, recess, charters, choice and more
Education budget: A Senate subcommittee approves a bill that would require...
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Florida schools roundup: Open enrollment, testing, coding and more
Open enrollment: A bill that would allow any student to...
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