Page 11 - Read Project News Today

The Board of Education also passed new regulations for restroom use in state colleges that could lead to faculty and staff facing termination.

As the extremist group Moms for Liberty flourishes in Clay county, a campaign of outrage has books disappearing from school shelves

In Florida’s book world, most controversy over the last year has surrounded school shelves. But the culture wars are dragging in public libraries, too.

In an article in Sunday’s Ideas section of the News & Record, Charles Davenport Jr. uses a profile of the person chosen as chair of the Guilford County chapter of

The Florida education system has been in the spotlight lately after Gov. Ron DeSantis banned diversity and inclusion programs in public colleges and approved a controversial social studies curriculum.

In Florida’s book world, most controversy over the last year has surrounded school shelves. But the culture wars are dragging in public libraries, too.

This editorial was originally published by the Orlando Sentinel:

In Florida’s book world, most controversy over the last year has surrounded school shelves. But the culture wars are dragging in public libraries, too.

It would allow the original objector to appeal to the state, but no one else. That’s not what the law says.

A roundup of Florida education news from around the state