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Alicia Farrant, a candidate for Orange school Board, complained Thursday about two books she said do not belong in public school libraries.

An Evening with Rob Sanders for "Blood Brothers" and "Stitch" Local author and friend of the bookstore Rob Sanders is back with not one but TWO fantastic LGBTQ+ children's books, and we are heading over to Coastal Creative to celebrate them! This event is proudly presented in partnership with the Florida Freedom To Read Project! Florida Freedom to Read Project is a 501c4 organization of passionate citizens that believe school libraries and curriculum should be a place for...

The Broward School Board said Tuesday it will start complying with a state law to catalogue its books in elementary school libraries. A committee could toss objectionable ones. One DeSantis-appointee said he found a "loophole" and asked the law be extended into the classrooms, too.

A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the...

Left-leaning news organizations have peddled multiple false narratives about Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis amid speculation that he is readying a bid for president in 2024.

HB 1467, which went into effect July 1, requires school books to be pre-approved by state-certified media specialists who wont be trained until next year.

Scientists, teachers, and parents battle over the best way to teach reading amid a literacy crisis.

Collier County Public Schools added “Advisory notice to parents” on physical copies of books and the district’s online catalog, deeming them “unsuitable for students."

Collier County Public Schools in Florida added the warnings to physical and online versions of books.

Both Democratic candidates have cast themselves as political outsiders who can bring a fresh perspective to the office.