-
The State Board of Education voted Wednesday to supplement in-person and virtual measures to combat threats to Florida's public schools.
-
A federal freeze means the Leon School District needs $2 million to pay for the 21st Century after-school program
-
The new accreditor will have to be approved by the federal government. It could ultimately mean big changes for universities, professors, and students.
-
The facility on Tallahassee's Mahan Drive should be completed in the next 2 years.
-
The board overseeing Florida's public universities is set to vote Friday afternoon on whether to create a new accreditor. Five other southern states are on board
-
The district earned a B for the school year that just ended. It was two points away from an A
-
The shortfall is due to local, state and federal factors
-
He'll oversee the offices of admissions, financial aid and the university registrar
-
President-elect Marva Johnson calls it "an historic level of funding” for the university
-
Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that could help expand charter schools known as “schools of hope.” Charters are public schools often run by private operators.