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Florida lawmakers may postpone tougher high school graduation rules for class of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Florida lawmakers may postpone tougher high school graduation rules for class of 2023

The Florida Legislature is considering a bill to ease graduation requirements for class of 2023, recognizing impact of COVID-19 pandemic.

Read about the 26 people who applied to lead Broward schools - Vimarsana News

Read about the 26 people who applied to lead Broward schools

Broward County Public Schools' interim leader is not on the list of applicants who want to become the next permanent superintendent, but a top district administrator is.

Source: wlrn.org
Ethics commission to review reports of 'inappropriate touching' by two Broward school board members - Vimarsana News

Ethics commission to review reports of 'inappropriate touching' by two Broward school board members

The school district forwarded the incidents to the Florida Commission on Ethics. In both cases, the affected individuals declined to file a formal complaint.

Source: wlrn.org
Juice🍊—4.19.2023—DeSantis to Sign Death to Child Rapists Bill—Drag Shows About to Lose in Florida Mill—More... - Vimarsana News

Juice🍊—4.19.2023—DeSantis to Sign Death to Child Rapists Bill—Drag Shows About to Lose in Florida Mill—More...

The Florida Legislature has approved the death penalty for individuals convicted of raping children. Death to child rapists.

Broward schools estimate $8 million in storm damage - Vimarsana News

Broward schools estimate $8 million in storm damage

District maintenance crews worked during the weekend to get all schools open Monday, even those with heavy flood damage, a Broward school spokesman said.