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Politics · Wisconsin

Report: Choice Schools See Better Scores Despite Fewer Taxpayer Dollars

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

(The Center Square) – The latest report on school choice in Wisconsin says choice schools not only deliver better results, but they do it for far less money than traditional See the Story

Sports · Florida

Students and Staff Head Back to School Across the State, Spike in Homeschooling, Alert Badges and More - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Around the state: First day of school in most counties across the state, spike in homeschooling, a new law requires K-8 schools to be prepared for allergic reactions, safety alert badges in Broward, new curriculum and schools in Pasco and enrollment woes in Miami-Dade. Here are details about those stories and other developments from the state’s districts, private schools, and colleges and universities: Miami-Dade: For the sixth consecutive yea…See the Story

Clearwater, Florida · Clearwater

With the help of a private school scholarship, Duke is 'ready for the bigger world' - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

CLEARWATER, Fla. – Gedontae “Duke” Rich never considered himself Ivy League material until, as a high school junior, he was approached by a football coach from Princeton University who offered a scholarship. Not long after, he received a similar offer from a football coach at Cornell University. “The college scholarship part, I could probably see myself doing that,” Duke said. “But an Ivy League school? That wasn’t even a thought. I didn’t know …Read Article

Growing eviction crisis disrupting students’ education, updates on challenged books and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Around the state: New schools opening, an updates on challenged books, COVID-19 cases increasing before school began and how Florida’s eviction rates disrupt the education of students. Here are details about those stories and other developments from the state’s districts, private schools, and colleges and universities: Hillsborough: A memoir by a transgender YouTuber has been pulled from Hillsborough County shelves following a social media uproa…Education · Tampa Read Article

Decline in teacher and bus driver vacancies, budget concerns, superintendent search narrows and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Around the state: Declining enrollment and budget concerns in central Florida districts, a reconstructed school in Polk, adjustments to safety rules in Escambia, sales tax holiday continues, superintendent search narrows in Manatee and a dip in teacher and bus driver vacancies in Tampa Bay. Here are details about those stories and other developments from the state’s districts, private schools, and colleges and universities: Orange: Central Flo…Tampa · Tampa Read Article

Of Funyuns, Skinny Pop, and iced tea: How Jack brought healthy snacks to his school - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

TAMPA, Fla. – It was July 2024, and Jack Canterbury celebrated a birthday. His 14th. That led to a question he had been waiting a while to ask his mother. “Can I get a job?” Maria Canterbury had promised her son he could start working when he reached that age, and Jack had some employment opportunities in mind. Making subs at a sandwich shop. Busing tables at a restaurant. Playing in the NBA, but he knew he was too young for that. Well …, said M…Tampa · Tampa Read Article

Florida Teacher Fired over Student Nickname Dispute to Keep License in Agreement with State

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A former Brevard County teacher who lost her job after using a student’s preferred nickname is now eligible to return to the classroom.Florida, United States · Florida See the Story

Cell phone policies, district budgets, selling classes to scholarship students, and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Around the state: Several district school boards approve tentative district budgets for the 2025-2026 fiscal year and new policies on cell phone use during the school day, Pasco says it will accept state scholarship students in select classes for a fee, Lee schools are adjusting elementary start times because of transportation problems, St. Lucie proposes merging three schools into a K-8 school, and Seminole schools recover $1.3 million lost to …Florida, United States · Florida Read Article

Against the divine right of (philosopher) kings - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

**SPOILER ALERT! DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 8** Western cultures, for some strange reason, involve rituals where we pretend that various “fairy creatures” exist, particularly with children: the Tooth Fairy, a jolly old elf with flying reindeer who brought me an awesome Big Wheel in 1973, egg and goody hiding rabbits, etc. When I became a parent, I played along with these rituals, but then at some point questioned why I was doing it.…Culture · Florida Read Article

Back-to-school supplies, clothes & electronics discounted after policy switch

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

THANKS to a major policy switch-up in a key state, parents can score school supplies as well as apparel and electronics for back-to-school season at a discount. They will be able to stack up the savings under the upcoming sales tax holiday, now a month-long event. GettyParents can save money on back-to-school shopping thanks to a new bill[/caption] The back-to-school shopping season typically begins in late July and runs through August, with par…Florida, United States · Florida See the Story

Rest of $5.5B in federal funds unfrozen, schools lose Medicaid funds, FSU tuition up, and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Around the state: The Trump administration announces the release of $5.5 billion in grants for schools that had been frozen, Florida schools miss out on $200 million a year in Medicaid funding for mental health services, Florida State University joins the University of Florida in boosting tuition rates 10% for out-of-state students, and DeSoto school officials contract with a developer to build affordable housing for district employees. Here are…Mental Health · Miami Read Article

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Report: Choice Schools See Better Scores Despite Fewer Taxpayer Dollars

Students and Staff Head Back to School Across the State, Spike in Homeschooling, Alert Badges and More - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

With the help of a private school scholarship, Duke is 'ready for the bigger world' - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Growing eviction crisis disrupting students’ education, updates on challenged books and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Decline in teacher and bus driver vacancies, budget concerns, superintendent search narrows and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Of Funyuns, Skinny Pop, and iced tea: How Jack brought healthy snacks to his school - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Florida Teacher Fired over Student Nickname Dispute to Keep License in Agreement with State

Cell phone policies, district budgets, selling classes to scholarship students, and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Against the divine right of (philosopher) kings - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Back-to-school supplies, clothes & electronics discounted after policy switch

Rest of $5.5B in federal funds unfrozen, schools lose Medicaid funds, FSU tuition up, and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

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Growing eviction crisis disrupting students’ education, updates on challenged books and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Decline in teacher and bus driver vacancies, budget concerns, superintendent search narrows and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Of Funyuns, Skinny Pop, and iced tea: How Jack brought healthy snacks to his school - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Florida Teacher Fired over Student Nickname Dispute to Keep License in Agreement with State

Cell phone policies, district budgets, selling classes to scholarship students, and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Against the divine right of (philosopher) kings - NextSteps: Step Up For Students

Back-to-school supplies, clothes & electronics discounted after policy switch

Rest of $5.5B in federal funds unfrozen, schools lose Medicaid funds, FSU tuition up, and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students