Florida Board of Education

High school athletes in Florida, like their college counterparts, will be able to make money through NIL endorsements and other deals.

The Florida Board of Education will consider allowing high-school athletes to be compensated for such things as NIL endorsement deals.

The state’s largest teacher’s union said the Florida Board of Education blames teachers for what’s wrong with public schools.  Andrew Spar is president of the Florida Education Association. He spoke in a Zoom webinar following...

They are B.S. degrees in cardiopulmonary sciences and secondary English education and a bachelor of applied science degree in digital media.

A federal judge has rejected a challenge to a Florida law banning transgender female students from playing on women’s and girls’ sports teams.

Pinellas beach restoration Hurricane Idalia caused major destruction to Pinellas County beaches. The emergency beach restoration project is projected to cost upwards of 20 million dollars.   Dredging in Puerto Rico A proposed dredging project...

Desnatis criticizes Palestine support On Sunday, hundreds gathered in Tampa to show support for the people of Palestine. However, Governor DeSantis took to social media to call the demonstrations abhorrent.   Controversial textbook approved The...

Plaintiffs contend Escambia County violated First Amendment and equal-protection rights in removing 10 books from school library shelves.

School districts around Florida are taking a patchwork of approaches to a college-credit psychology course, amid a dustup between Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration and the College Board.

Florida’s restrictions on instruction about sexual orientation & gender identity have “effectively banned” an AP psychology course.

Dash ride-hailing service coming to Tampa The Tampa Downtown Partnership announced a new ride service funded by existing revenue sources beginning in October. This announcement comes a couple of years after the Downtowner service was...

Members of the Florida Legislative Black Caucus are asking state education officials to revise new African-American history standards.