Florida lawmakers made a big change to the parent trigger bill Thursday, passing it on another party-line vote but only after diluting the initial proposal to give parents more power to improve struggling schools. The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Education approved an amendment that gives school boards – not the... READ MORE
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