Florida Department of Education

A federal judge said a Florida law restricting teachers’ use of their preferred pronouns violates the First Amendment.

Florida education officials approved rules that could help set the stage for special magistrates to hear disputes about objections to books.

Two young USF activists, former employee Chrisley Carpio and student Gia Davila, along with 3 other student activists associated with Tampa Students for a Democratic Society, are now facing serious felony charges for protesting Gov....

Wakulla Springs hearing flooded with residents Wakulla Commissioners are pushing back a rezoning hearing to decide the fate of a controversial gas station project near Wakulla Springs to be heard. Public comment concerning the threat...

Florida education officials & a school district want a lawsuit tossed out over removal from school libraries of book “And Tango Makes Three.”

Wakulla Springs faces possible development Locals are trying to protect Wakulla Springs ahead of a meeting that could jeopardize its future. Environmental advocates and Wakulla County residents are protesting proposed changes that may threaten a...

An organization that advocates for Florida’s Muslim community is calling on state education officials to reverse course on a recent decision to approve conservative PragerU video content to be shown in public schools.

The Florida Department of Education released proposed rules outlining restrictions on “adult live performances," TikTok and pronouns.

The State Board of Education on Wednesday approved a new rule that will lead to Florida officials publishing an annual list of library books and instructional materials that have drawn public objections, in a move...