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Florida education board chair charged in illegal excavation - Vimarsana News

Florida education board chair charged in illegal excavation

The chairman of the Florida Board of Education has been charged with illegally excavating in waters around his former property in the Florida Keys.

Palm Beach County superintendent tells state district 'cannot ignore scientific consensus' - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach County superintendent tells state district 'cannot ignore scientific consensus'

The School District of Palm Beach County is pushing back on the state's insistence that the district adheres to the state's rules on making masks optional for students.

Source: wptv.com
Florida Education Leaders Vote To Reduce Funding To Eight School Districts Over Mask Mandates - Vimarsana News

Florida Education Leaders Vote To Reduce Funding To Eight School Districts Over Mask Mandates

The State Board of Education on Thursday ratcheted up discipline against eight county school boards that have maintained student mask mandates to try to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Source: wgcu.org
Florida Education Board Votes to Withhold Funds from School Districts with Mask Mandates - Vimarsana News

Florida Education Board Votes to Withhold Funds from School Districts with Mask Mandates

The Florida Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to withhold funds from eight school districts enforcing coronavirus mask mandates.

LCS to stick to COVID policy, despite given 48 hours from BOE to comply to state's rule - Vimarsana News

LCS to stick to COVID policy, despite given 48 hours from BOE to comply to state's rule

Leon County Superintendent Rocky Hanna made the decision Friday to stick to their COVID-`19 safety policy for now, despite being given 48 hours from the Board of Education to comply with the state's rule.

Source: wtxl.com