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The General Assembly gave final approval Monday to House Enrolled Act 1608 prohibiting instruction on "human sexuality" to students in prekindergarten through third grade.

Informing students about sexual orientation and gender identity through 12th grade. that far exceeds the law passed last year , dubbed the dont say gay bill , which had restricted those topics through third grade. its just one of several steps florida has taken as part of governors. desantis is and t woke agenda, but critics warn that agenda is already hurting florida schools. joining us right now is carla hernandez mats. she is the president of the united teachers of dade, which represents empl...

Quickly. the most dramatic example -- yeah, go ahead. >> john: i was going to say yesterday we were talking about the state of mississippi, adopted it in 2013, 49th in the state in terms of reading and now 29th in the states. take a look at the statistics we highlighted yesterday, state of illinois, seems as though kids who are illiterate keep getting passed from grade to grade, third grade, 27 proficient, eighth grade, 30%. 88% of the children graduate but only 30% read at grade level. that is ...

What an ending to a great first season! The Ark Season 1 brought us an explosive twist, and here's what Dean Devlin and Jonathan Glassner can share.

North Carolina officials say there's progress with young readers but third-grade reading goals will likely remain unmet.

Travellers arriving at New York Citys airports in June 1975 were stunned by macabre pamphlets being handed out by off-duty cops.

Freemans Reach Cricket Club's First Grade side wrapped up a massive season for the club, with an impressive...

For the 2022-23 school year, districts reported retaining 545 students under the Code, which represented 0.6% of all third-grade students.

House Bill 117 is almost identical to a previous bill that died in the last General Assembly.

Representative Richard Nelson of Mandeville pre-filed a bill that would not deny promotion to third-grade students with reading deficiencies.