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PIE among 18 schools receiving Florida School Recognition Awards | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

PIE among 18 schools receiving Florida School Recognition Awards | News, Sports, Jobs

More than $2.8 million for the Florida School Recognition Award will be dispersed among 18 schools in the School District of Lee County for such things as bonus

$200M awarded to Florida schools for 'student growth, teaching excellence' - Vimarsana News

$200M awarded to Florida schools for 'student growth, teaching excellence'

Multiple schools in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast are receiving additional funds thanks to the state's School Recognition Program.

Source: wptv.com
Ninety-six SWFL schools get $13M via School Recognition Program - Vimarsana News

Ninety-six SWFL schools get $13M via School Recognition Program

The funds, more than $200 million through the School Recognition Program, will go to 1,400 schools across the state that demonstrated student growth and teaching excellence in the 2021-22 school year. To be eligible, schools must receive a school grade of “A” or improve at least one letter grade from the prior year.

Source: wgcu.org
DeSantis attacks Biden, doesn't mention federal aid in Florida budget - Vimarsana News

DeSantis attacks Biden, doesn't mention federal aid in Florida budget

Gov. Ron DeSantis blamed the Biden administration for the cuts, citing inflation, problems with the supply chain and COVID policies.

DeSantis attacks Biden, doesn't mention federal aid in Florida budget - Vimarsana News

DeSantis attacks Biden, doesn't mention federal aid in Florida budget

Gov. Ron DeSantis blamed the Biden administration for the cuts, citing inflation, problems with the supply chain and COVID policies.