Tag: SB 48

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Flexible scholarships would help many families

This commentary is an exclusive to redefinED from William Mattox, director of the Marshall Center for Educational Options at the James Madison Institute. TALLAHASSEE – Harold and Talethia Edwards have a house full of precocious children. And to hear them describe their offspring is a veritable delight. There’s the musical... READ MORE
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podcastED: SUFS president Doug Tuthill interviews Central Florida Urban League leader Glen Gilzean
On this episode, Tuthill speaks with president and CEO of...
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podcastED: SUFS president Doug Tuthill interviews entrepreneur Joe Connor
On this episode, Tuthill speaks with the co-owner of SchoolHouse,...
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Commentary: Choice advocate dispels myths about education savings accounts
Editor’s note: This piece from Katie Swingle, an active school...
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podcastED: redefinED interview with ‘multiple choice’ mom Stephanie Conner
On this episode, redefinED senior writer Lisa Buie speaks with...
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Word for Word: A parent’s plea for education choice
Among parent and educator advocates speaking Thursday before the Senate...
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Education choice bill passes Senate Appropriations Committee, heads for floor vote
A bill that would simplify Florida’s education choice programs by...
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Commentary: I’m a single parent. I know what school is best for my kids.
Editor’s note: This commentary from Derrick Standifer, a full-time single...
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Florida Legislature heads into historic session
The 175-year-old Florida Legislature, which turns 176 on May 26,...
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Further evidence that Florida’s lower-income students will benefit from access to ESAs
There are many important policy improvements in Florida Senate Bill...
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Commentary: Making Florida an ‘education destination’
Editor’s note: This piece from William Mattox, director of the...
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