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His morning tweet at the michigan governor prods her to, quote, give a little. People want their lives back again, he says. More than two dozen states lightening restrictions. This from the governor does sound more like politics than science in georgia. Im trusting people, i think would be the way ive been saying it. Government policies are only good as long as theyre reasonable and people will follow them. I can tell you, after people being sheltered at home for a long time, on the verge of los...

A roundup of Florida education news from around the state

Polk County School Board Votes to Discontinue Proclamations, Sparks Controversy by James Coulter A proposal by the Polk County Florida Public School (PCFPS) Board to discontinue the practice of issuing proclamations caused quite the uproar at their most recent meeting, with members of the public decrying the decision as "divisive" and "regressive."…

The meeting was so raucous, the district pulled the video from YouTube in order to edit out obscenities and a racial epithet.

Residents of Schalamar Creek in Polk County must pay attorney fees of $366,000 over a failed lawsuit filed against the park's owners and others.

During a lengthy meeting, board members debated whether Polk County Public Schools should discontinue its normally-perfunctory proclamations.

A Polk County School Board meeting drew a packed house Tuesday night.

One of the violations, a $5,200 cash donation to his own campaign, was a felony. He later reclassified that as a loan and called it a "mistake."

Polk approves purchase of 37,000 books for new school libraries, as conservative groups asked for delay to review

Polk approves purchase of 37,000 books for new school libraries, as conservative groups asked for delay to review