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ALYSSA’S LAW GOES INTO EFFECT THANKS TO FAMILY OF LATE PARKLAND STUDENT
From Local 10 News By Ian Margol August 13, 2021
PARKLAND, Fla. – This upcoming school year, Alyssa’s Law officially goes into effect, which means every single public and charter school in Florida must have a mobile panic button system that can allow for immediate, clear communication with first responders during a life-threatening situation. READ MORE |
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HOW K-12 SCHOOLS ARE SWITCHING GEARS ON COLLEGE PREP AS TEST-OPTIONAL ADMISSIONS GROW
From K-12 DIVE By Lauren Barack August 4, 2021
With two-thirds of four-year institutions not requiring the SAT or ACT for at least fall 2022 admissions, schools are exploring portfolios, early college and more. READ MORE |
FLORIDA TEACHER SHORTAGE PREDICTED TO GROW TO 10,000 VACANCIES
From ClickOrlando News 6 By Merris Badcock August 6, 2021
ORLANDO – It is a simple math problem that is not getting solved in a classroom. Florida has a shortage of teachers. “I think it has gotten a lot worse,” said Andrew Spar, President of the Florida Education Association, the state’s largest association of professional employees. READ MORE |
FLORIDA TAXWATCH HIGHLIGHTS BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALES TAX HOLIDAY
From The Capitolist by Jordan Kirkland | Jul 28, 2021
With the state’s Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday around the corner, Florida TaxWatch (FTW) is urging parents to take advantage of the savings that come with it. READ MORE |
HOW WILL SCHOOLS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE $7B FCC FUND TO ADDRESS THE HOMEWORK GAP?
From K-12 DIVE
By Kara Arundel July 30, 2021
Schools and libraries have only two more weeks to apply for $7.17 billion to support remote learning efforts through the Emergency Connectivity Fund program. The funding was included in the American Rescue Plan in an effort to solve the homework gap — a mission made more urgent due to pandemic school closures. READ MORE
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