RT @kjbaker: Court ruled part of education tax credit law unconstitutional http://t.co/mL9eVmmkVB via @nhpr @netforeducation @IJ will appeal8 hours agoReplyRetweet
Anne White w Step Up For Students: "Any student that does better in any school helps our community." #ACESymposium2013 #schoolchoice #edFL10 hours agoReplyRetweet
RT @JasonBedrick: NH court wrongly limits #schoolchoice program to secular schools only. Decision will be appealed. http://t.co/UQuTiOStOj10 hours agoReplyRetweet
"@Tony_Bennett: #Schoolchoice "is an emotional fight and part of our problem is we try to make it intellectual" #ACESymposium2013 #edreform12 hours agoReplyRetweet
"@Tony_Bennett: If giving poor kids in Indiana more #schoolchoice cost me my job, "pretty good tradeoff" #ACESymposium2013 #edreform12 hours agoReplyRetweet
"@Tony_Bennett: #Schoolchoice is about customization, not privatization #ACESymposium2013 #edFL #legFL #edpolicy12 hours agoReplyRetweet
RT @JasonBedrick: NH court rules that #schoolchoice families can only choose non-religious schools. Details to follow.12 hours agoReplyRetweet
"@Tony_Bennett: Rhetoric around #schoolchoice is misguided; should stress social justice, not competition #ACESymposium2013 #edreform #edFL12 hours agoReplyRetweet
In FL, 1.49 million preK-12 students, about 43 percent, now attend schools other than neighborhood schools #ACESymposium2013 #schoolchoice13 hours agoReplyRetweet
Jon East w Step Up For Students: Failing schools model for #schoolchoice #vouchers creates unnecessary ill will #ACESymposium2013 #edpolicy13 hours agoReplyRetweet

Florida roundup: Jeb summit, charter schools, per pupil spending & more

More Jeb Bush summit. Checker Finn’s a fan. EdWeek writes up Arne Duncan’s speech. More from Bloomberg, Stateline, the Getting Smart blog.

Sen. Legg

New ed leadership. John Legg, the former state rep and new state senator from Pasco is the new chair of the Senate K-20 Education Policy Committee, reports Gradebook. (The post also includes a listing of all committee members.)

Weeding out low-performing charters. EdWeek. StateImpact Florida.

Per-pupil spending by state. A new federal report shows Florida at No. 42, at $8,863 per student in the 2009-10 school year, reports the Orlando Sentinel School Zone blog.

More on $10,000 degrees. The Daytona Beach News-Journal editorial board likes Gov. Rick Scott’s idea. The Sentinel’s Beth Kassab does not. More from the Lakeland Ledger.

More on low grad rates. Palm Beach Post.

Voucher accountability. A problem private school in Manatee County should prompt more oversight from the state, editorializes the Bradenton Herald.

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