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His deep Tampa roots and a breadth of experience made him a popular choice among district leaders.
Featuring analysis by Melissa Erickson, Executive Director
Featuring Student Alliance for Public Schools leaders and Melissa Erickson, Executive Director
Nationally, high-poverty districts spend 15.6 percent less per student than low-poverty districts do, according to U.S. Department of Education. The inequality at the heart of America’s education system is money.
What does that mean for Florida students? How does this set Florida apart from other states across the country? What are the advantages and disadvantages?
In poorer communities within a district a schools physical and even staffing infrastructure might be adequate but it’s often the support students get away from school that makes a difference in education opportunities.
His crowded agenda, combined with pandemic pressures, may have pushed the school system too hard, some say as board members attempt a reboot.
With high-stakes testing on track in the public schools, a grass-roots education group called Tuesday for the state to hold schools and students harmless in this pandemic year.
On Monday, amid a pandemic, educators will gamely begin the 2020-21 school year after a summer of discord and a scramble to get ready. Will people pull together?
