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More and more walls around Gainesville are being filled with the colors, smiley faces, and cheerful art of the Venezuelan artist Arianna Leon Uberti.
Garrett Jones, the assistant principal at the Terwilliger Elementary School in Florida, admitted that he thinks it’s appropriate for students in kindergarten through fifth grade to read a book about pornography and dirty magazines in school. The board hearing took place in January but it gained more attention after Libs of TikTok shared a clip of it Friday.
With the Florida legislation still in session, a bi-partisan bill is likely to pass aimed at using music to help teach math in some middle school classrooms. Co-sponsored by State Senator Keith Perry, the bill was unanimously approved by the appropriations committee on January 17 and is expected to go into effect July 1, 2024.
A new Florida Senate bill proposes a trial program to adopt music-based supplements to support math classes in middle schools. Alachua, Marion and Miami-Dade are the only counties eligible for the program as of Jan. 17. Middle schools would adopt the program July 1 and test it for two years until its end on June 30, 2026.