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CIVICS EDUCATION BILL CLEARS FINAL SENATE COMMITTEE
From Florida Politics
By Haley Brown April 15, 2021
Students would receive a comparative analysis to countries under communist or totalitarian rule. The Legislature is well on its way to adding a “comparative political ideology” component to civics education for Florida students. READ MORE |
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REPORT: PREPARE NOW FOR PREDICTED KINDERGARTEN 'BUBBLE'
From K-12 DIVE
By Kara Arundel April 13, 2021
Kindergarten students, who did not enroll or attend schooling in noticeable numbers during the pandemic, are expected to have larger participation rates next school year, and school systems are planning now to meet these young learners' needs. READ MORE |
FLORIDA DEPT. OF EDUCATION ISSUES EMERGENCY ORDER WAIVING TEST REQUIREMENT FOR SENIORS, SERIES OF ADJUSTMENTS
From Florida Politics By Kelly Hayes April 10, 2021 The department also submitted a request for a waiver from federal requirements. The Florida Department of Education issued an emergency order Friday that will allow high school seniors to graduate without taking a required state exam — a move in response to challenges brought on by the pandemic. READ MORE
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DESANTIS PROPOSES $1,000 BONUSES FOR ‘HEROIC WORK’ OF TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS
From The Orlando Sentinel By Steven Lemongello and Leslie Postal March 31, 2021
Gov. Ron DeSantis proposed Wednesday that public school teachers and principals earn $1,000 bonuses this year, paid for with federal COVID-19 funds. READ MORE |
STATEWIDE TESTING BEGINS IN FLORIDA SCHOOLS WITH PANDEMIC PROTOCOLS IN PLACE 'The goal is to get everyone back in the classroom,' Richard Corcoran says
From WPTV.com By: Matt Papaycik March 21, 2021
PALM HARBOR, Fla. — Florida's top education official on Wednesday hinted that distance learning related to the COVID-19 pandemic may not be in place next school year. READ MORE |
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