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Florida would like to eliminate all vaccine mandates
Will Florida permit schoolchildren to remain unvaccinated without any form of exemption? The state’s leaders would like to make that happen.
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Fla. can’t ban books for just describing sexual conduct
Acclaimed novels by Toni Morrison, John Green, and others were pulled under Florida’s HB 1069. A judge has now ordered them back.
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Meanwhile, public schools beg for paper towels
When teachers must buy soap but vouchers cover dress-up clothes, Florida’s school funding system shows troubling gaps in basic support.
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Teachers in Ohio, Fla. accused of sexual misconduct
Arrests highlight ongoing concerns over teacher-student boundaries and laws protecting minors from abuse of authority.
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Rules violation in Gadsden Co. football program
Banned players & coaches, hefty fines, and a one-year ban from the state title series hit a Fla. high school football team.
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Gwinnett Co. will not offer AP African American Studies
Georgia’s largest school district decided to cancel the course following a decision from the state superintendent not to fund it.
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Arts funding still on hold across Florida
A veto in Florida left fine arts groups without funding, but 2 festivals said they’d sacrifice their money for the good of culture in the Sunshine State.
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Restitution for a century of Fla. reform school abuse
Final justice and financial restitution come to men who are now old and were abused as boys at the Dozier School for Boys.
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Meteorologist speaks up about Fla. climate law
New laws in Fla. cancel policies that help companies and public officials protect residents and the environment from climate change.
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K-3 teachers who ‘Say Gay’ in Fla. may lose license
The Florida State Board of Education approved a rule that could take licenses away from K-3 teachers who violate a new state law.
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