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The Broward schools superintendent will keep her job, after an emotional meeting - Vimarsana News

The Broward schools superintendent will keep her job, after an emotional meeting

Broward Schools chief Vickie Cartwright's job was on the line during a tense, hours-long meeting on Tuesday. But the school board decided to spare her — and give her 90 days to show improvement.

Source: usf.edu
With Their Licenses in Jeopardy, Florida Teachers Unsure How the 'Don't Say Gay' Law Will Be Applied - Vimarsana News

With Their Licenses in Jeopardy, Florida Teachers Unsure How the 'Don't Say Gay' Law Will Be Applied

A new rule could strip teachers of their licenses if they run afoul of the law. Teachers want to know what that entails.

Source: edweek.org
Broward schools superintendent will keep her job, after emotional meeting - Vimarsana News

Broward schools superintendent will keep her job, after emotional meeting

Broward Schools chief Vickie Cartwright's job was on the line during a tense, hours-long meeting on Tuesday. But the school board decided to spare her — and give her 90 days to show improvement.

Source: wlrn.org
Broward School Board made right call on Cartwright | Editorial - Vimarsana News

Broward School Board made right call on Cartwright | Editorial

The Broward County School Board, a majority of whom are DeSantis appointees, elected to reprimand School Superintendent Vickie Cartwright after a 12-hour meeting, despite the Board rating her as effective just two weeks ago.

Florida teachers could lose licenses for defying 'don't say gay,' 'anti-woke' laws – Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Florida teachers could lose licenses for defying 'don't say gay,' 'anti-woke' laws – Sun Sentinel

More than 50 people spoke at the State Board of Education meeting held at an Orlando hotel, both to denounce and applaud the new rules.