education

A physics teacher at Florida Virtual School was fired last month for using a gender-neutral title in class.

The Florida Senate on Wednesday gave final approval to a bill that would temporarily lift a cap on participation in a voucher program.

What is the state of public education in Florida today, with Norin Dollard, Senior Policy Analyst / Florida KIDS COUNT Director, Florida Policy Institute, and Damaris Allen, Executive Director of Families for Strong Public...

Florida lawmakers are gearing up to provide additional funding to a part of the state's school voucher program.

A new Florida rule details how a new statewide commission can function as an “alternate venue” for approving charter schools.

The Florida Department of Education is preparing to review academic standards related to Asian-American and Pacific-Islander history.

Educational support raises School nurses, classroom aides, and other educational support professionals in Hillsborough County will likely receive raises. This comes after Wednesday night’s negotiation session between the school district and the Hillsborough Classroom Teachers...

An appeals court has put on hold a battle about a Florida law restricting instruction about gender identity and sexual orientation.

A First Amendment fight about access in school libraries to the children’s book “And Tango Makes Three” now incudes the Escambia County school system.

Passidomo highlighted steps to take "the first step towards reducing onerous and excessive regulations” on public schools.

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

A House Democrat on Tuesday filed a bill for the 2024 legislative session that seeks to raise teachers’ minimum base salaries to $65,000.