Tag: Miami-Dade

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School choice, power and teacher perks

One of Florida’s leaders in expanding educational options within the public-school system is also innovating in a different way: Creating a two-tiered system for determining who can access those options. The Miami-Dade County School Board is proposing to create a separate lottery for 5% of the spots in district-operated magnet... READ MORE
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Vocational education bills, bus routes cut, referendum spending updates and more
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Miami-Dade superintendent: School choice is “a right, not a privilege”
 Since Alberto Carvalho became Miami-Dade County Public Schools superintendent...
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Florida Catholic schools hold their own in sea of school choice
Editor’s note: Catholic Schools Week, sponsored by the National Catholic...
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A magnet school principal makes the performing arts count
Sitting in the back of the classroom, Hermes Velasquez was...
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National tests bring celebrations, and some cautions, for Florida’s urban school districts
We’ve written before about the improving results in Miami-Dade County...
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KIPP Miami in the works for Liberty City
A new “school of hope” could soon be coming to...
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A-F grades bring good news, bad news for Fla. charter schools
Six Florida charter schools could face closure under state letter...
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What to make of a federal charter school audit with Florida connections
A recent federal audit raised concerns about cozy relationships between charter school boards,...
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The demise of the neighborhood school in South Florida
“Neighborhood schools could soon be a thing of the past,”...
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Choice keeps growing in Miami-Dade County public schools
In the fourth-largest school district in the nation, students who...
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