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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS ASK STATE FOR SPECIFIC 'CONDITIONS' DISTRICTS SHOULD MEET BEFORE REOPENING
From WUSF News
By RYAN DAILEY • MAY 14, 2020
The Florida Association of District School Superintendents had lots of ideas to suggest to the State Board of Education last week...READ MORE
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HOW AND WHEN WILL FLORIDA REOPEN SCHOOLS? EDUCATORS HAVE IDEAS ON THAT
From The Tampa Bay Times
By Jeffrey S. Solochek Published May 8 Updated May 11
Close quarters in classrooms, hallways and buses will make a return to campuses tricky. One key will be giving local leaders flexibility to move quickly, educators say. READ MORE
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WHAT WE KNOW — AND DON’T KNOW — ABOUT HOW CORONAVIRUS WILL AFFECT FLORIDA’S BUDGET
From The Tampa Bay Times Published May 13
By Kirby Wilson, Lawrence Mower and Jeffrey S. Solochek
This article presents what we know, as of today, about the state budget for 2020/2021. However, things are changing on an almost hourly basis…READ MORE
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STUDENTS WILL HAVE 45 MINUTES TO FINISH THEIR AP TESTS. ARE THEY READY?
From The Tampa Bay Times
By Jeffrey S. Solochek Published May 2, 2020
The administration of this year’s Advanced Placement test will be very different. The questions will be different, too. Some are concerned, but, with lots of practice, they’re getting there. Testing begins May 11... READ MORE |
VOLUNTARY OR MANDATORY? REMOTE OR IN PERSON? DISTRICTS GRAPPLE WITH SUMMER SCHOOL LOGISTICS, EQUITY QUESTIONS
From Chalkbeat
By Kalyn Belsha Updated May 4, 2020
What does summer school look like during a pandemic? There area so many factors that will need to be considered when school reopens and this story examines some of them... READ MORE |
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