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BUDGETS PUT LIMITS ON SOCIAL DISTANCING OPTIONS FOR SCHOOLS
From The Associated Press
Mike Catalini And Michael Melia, Published: June 23, 2020
As schools consider how and when to reopen their buildings during the pandemic, many are finding themselves overwhelmed by the potential expenses that would come with operating under social distancing guidelines: protective equipment, staff for smaller classes and additional transportation to keep students spread out on bus rides. READ MORE
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COLLEGES ARE DITCHING REQUIRED ADMISSION TESTS OVER COVID-19. WILL THEY EVER GO BACK?
From The Washington Post
By Nick Anderson June 15, 2020
This is an article that highlights the Ivy League colleges that will not require a SAT or ACT score as a condition of college entrance. Will other colleges and universities do the same? We’ll have to wait and see. READ MORE
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IN A SIGN OF SLOW CHARTER GROWTH, FEDS MAY LET STATES SHIFT STARTUP FUNDS TO HELP EXISTING SCHOOLS
From Chalkbeat
By Matt Barnum Updated Jun 15, 2020
The U.S. Department of Education has approved Florida’s waiver request to use the $10 million in funding remaining in the state’s CSP grant to fund existing (as opposed to new) charter schools that enroll significant number of poor students. This is in addition to the CARES Act funding. READ MORE |
FLORIDA EDUCATORS WANT STAGGERED SCHOOL SCHEDULES AMID CORONAVIRUS
From Sun Sentinel
By BOBBY CAINA CALVAN
ASSOCIATED PRESS |JUN 03, 2020
Florida's largest association of educators called Tuesday for changing how schools operate in the era of the coronavirus — including staggering school schedules, suspending active-shooting drills and imposing social distancing rules on buses and campuses. READ MORE |
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT IN THE STATE CAPITAL CALLS ON GOVERNOR, EDUCATION COMMISSIONER: ‘PLEASE SEND OUR CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL’
From Florida Phoenix
By Danielle J. Brown-June 4, 2020
School Supt. Rocky Hanna in Florida’s state capital called Thursday on Gov. Ron DeSantis and Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran to bring students back to school in August. READ MORE |
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