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July 29, 2022
Florida school district will require students to get parents permission if they wish to change their name and pronouns at school, according to ABC 7.
July 28, 2022
(LEE COUNTY, Fla.) -- Transgender students in Lee County School District in Florida who want to be identified by teachers and principals with pronouns that corr
July 28, 2022
STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images(LEE COUNTY, Fla.) -- Transgender students in Lee County School District in Florida who want to be identified by teachers and principals with pronouns that correspond with their gender identity will now have to fill out a Gender Support Plan. "If a student does complete a gender support plan, which will by law
July 28, 2022
STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images(LEE COUNTY, Fla.) -- Transgender students in Lee County School District in Florida who want to be identified by teachers and principals
July 28, 2022
(LEE COUNTY, Fla.) — Transgender students in Lee County School District in Florida who want to be identified by teachers and principals with pronouns that correspond with their gender identity will now have to fill out a Gender Support Plan. “If a student does complete […]
July 28, 2022
The School District of Lee County, to find new employees before the school year starts on Aug. 10, is hosting two hiring events Thursday.
July 28, 2022
A school district in Florida is implementing a new parental notification system for LGBTQ students in response to a law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis earlier this month.
July 26, 2022
Inflation is at 9 percent and the cost of rent has skyrocketed along with the price of food, utilities, gas and more. The monetary impact has resulted in colla
July 20, 2022
Inflation is at 9 percent and the cost of rent has skyrocketed along with the price of food, utilities, gas and more. The monetary impact has resulted in coll
July 19, 2022
State education officials in Florida have attested to an alarming shortage of teachers and support staff heading into the start of the fall semester as dozens of counties struggle to fill thousands of vacancies.