Florida bill makes it easier to object to school books
A Florida House panel on Wednesday approved a bill that would bolster a process for people to object to school instructional materials.
Source: palmbeachpost.com
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Florida bill makes it easier to object to school books
A Florida House panel on Wednesday approved a bill that would bolster a process for people to object to school instructional materials.
Source: ocala.com
WMNF | DeSantis ratchets up fight with College Board over AP courses
Governor Ron DeSantis said that Florida will "look to re-evaluate" its relationship with the College Board over its AP courses.
Source: wmnf.org
DeSantis further criticizes provider of Advanced Placement courses
Tension between Florida education officials and the College Board became public last month.
Source: heraldtribune.com
WMNF | Florida high school athletic board drops menstruation questions
The Florida High School Athletic Association Board dropped questions about student-athletes’ menstrual cycles from a physical evaluation form.
Source: wmnf.org
WMNF | Permitless carry gun bill advances in Florida amid criticism from gun supporters
A bill allowing Floridians to carry concealed firearms without licenses advanced; some gun supporters say it isn't enough.
Source: wmnf.org
WMNF | Florida Legislature special session on Reedy Creek, migrant flights & other issues
The Florida Legislature is in special session to deal with a range of issues like Reedy Creek, migrant flights & other topics.
Source: wmnf.org
WMNF | Changes made to AP African-American Studies course
The College Board released a new framework that dropped content for an AP African-American studies course that drew objections from Florida.
Source: wmnf.org
WMNF | New College of Florida president is ousted; Richard Corcoran is named its new president
A revamped New College of Florida Board of Trustees removed President Patricia Okker & replaced her with Richard Corcoran.
Source: wmnf.org
DeSantis Draws Fire Over Rejection of African American Course
TALLAHASSEE — Leading chants of “Black history is American history,” prominent civil-rights attorney Ben Crump on Wednesday threatened to sue Gov. Ron DeSantis over the state’s rejection of an African American studies course.
Source: floridianpress.com