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DeSantis Marches On - Vimarsana News

DeSantis Marches On

Governor Ron DeSantis had a busy day yesterday. He followed through on last year's legislation that ended the Disney Corporation's unique self-governing status through the Reedy Creek Improvement District. The Orlando Sentinel reports: A notice published on Osceola County’s website on Friday states that lawmakers will take up legislation “increasing state oversight, accountability, and transparency” of the district, which gives Disney quasi-government control over its theme park properties in Florida.

Gov. DeSantis taps Christopher Rufo, 5 others to transform New College of Florida into 'classical college' - Vimarsana News

Gov. DeSantis taps Christopher Rufo, 5 others to transform New College of Florida into 'classical college'

The DeSantis administration wants to model New College on Hillsdale College.

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants conservative overhaul at Sarasota's New College of Florida - Vimarsana News

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants conservative overhaul at Sarasota's New College of Florida

DeSantis appointed six new board members to Sarasota's New College of Florida Friday in a bid to transform the school into something more conservative.

Ron DeSantis Gets Real Fighting Wokeness - The American Conservative - Vimarsana News

Ron DeSantis Gets Real Fighting Wokeness - The American Conservative

Florida governor fights insanity by making bold moves against academy, woke capitalism

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants conservative overhaul at Sarasota's New College of Florida - Vimarsana News

Gov. Ron DeSantis wants conservative overhaul at Sarasota's New College of Florida

DeSantis, a Republican, appointed six new board members at Sarasota's New College in a bid to transform the school into something more conservative.