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Category Archives: Legislative Updates

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Amendment 5 restricts school funding

Amendment 5 puts school funding, Florida’s future in jeopardy

blog, Budget, Constitution Review Commission, Elections, Legislative Updates, Students, TeachersBy SiteMGRAugust 16, 2018

Amendment 5 puts school funding, Florida’s future in jeopardy Florida’s current per-pupil, school funding is below the pre-recession level, when accounting for inflation, and could be made even worse if voters…

Florida risks $1.1 billion due to lack of federal ESSA plan

Budget, ESEA, ESSA, Legislative Updates, Students, TestingBy SiteMGRJuly 24, 2018

The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) was passed by Congress in the fall of 2015. It was a rare piece of major federal legislation that was truly a bipartisan effort-…

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Charter schools behind deceptive Amendment 8

blog, Constitution Review Commission, Elections, Legislative UpdatesBy SiteMGRJuly 17, 2018

In November, Florida voters will have a chance to vote on Amendment 8, a proposed addition to the state constitution. This proposal claims to require school board term limits and…

Why don’t we treat teachers as professionals?

blog, Budget, Legislative Updates, Teachers, TeachingBy SiteMGRJuly 9, 2018

This year, the nation watched as teachers in numerous states began to walk out of schools and storm state capitals demanding better working conditions for themselves and better learning conditions…

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Future of public education in Florida voters’ hands

blog, Elections, Legislative UpdatesBy SiteMGRJuly 6, 2018

This election cycle, Florida voters will choose a new governor, half of the state senate and the entire state house. The winners of these races will shape the future of…

Speaker holds education budget hostage

blog, Budget, Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, TestingBy SiteMGRFebruary 2, 2018

From WLRN: Under House Budget Plan, No Public School Funding Without Corcoran Education Bill By JESSICA BAKEMAN • JAN 31, 2018 A budget proposal that is advancing in the Legislature would make next…

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Florida’s anti-science bill signed into law

blog, Legislative Updates, Students, TeachersBy SiteMGRJuly 24, 2017

In addition to HB 7069, the sweeping 278 page education bill, a few other education related bills were passed this session. According to the National Center for Science Education, HB…

Powerful commission and election will determine the future of Florida

blog, Constitution Review Commission, Elections, Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, UncategorizedBy SiteMGRJuly 7, 2017

The 2018 election season is already shaping up to be a momentous one for Florida’s public schools. The governor’s office and cabinet positions will be on the ballot along with…

Will the new education law impact you? Find out here.

blog, Budget, Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, Teaching, Testing, UncategorizedBy SiteMGRJune 30, 2017

Governor Scott signed HB 7069 into law at a private, voucher school in Orlando. It was a fitting setting for a bill that funnels billions of taxpayer dollars into private…

Florida’s school grades rise against backdrop of harsh legislative session

blog, Legislative Updates, Students, Teachers, TestingBy SiteMGRJune 30, 2017

The Florida Department of Education released school grades this week. Across the state, districts saw their grades rise with the number of schools earning A’s and B’s increasing by 20…

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