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Florida Schools RoundupredefinED education roundup

Duval’s Greene named superintendent of year, more students switch from online to in-person, and more

Compiled by redefinED staff December 3, 2020
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Florida Schools RoundupredefinED education roundup

Education budget cuts, no special session, state threatens to slash school’s funding, and more

Compiled by redefinED staff November 18, 2020
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Florida Schools Roundup

Florida schools roundup: Amendment 8 appeal, use of security funds and more

Compiled by redefinED staff August 22, 2018
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Amendment 8 appeal: The state’s Office of the Attorney General announces it plans to appeal a Leon County judge’s decision to remove proposed constitutional Amendment 8 from the November ballot. Judge John Cooper ruled that the amendment, which would allow the Legislature to create an organization to authorize charter schools, set term limits for school board members and require civics education in schools, is “misleading” because it doesn’t inform voters of its true purpose. News Service of Florida. Orlando Sentinel. WFSU. Four former Florida legislators start a group, Save My Constitution, that’s calling on voters to reject all eight of the constitutional amendments proposed by the Constitution Revision Commission. They say the proposals are “confusing” and “misleading.” Tallahassee Democrat. News Service of Florida.

Redirecting funds: Gov. Rick Scott wants legislators to allow school districts to use money that was set aside to arm school employees for other school security measures. Lawmakers allocated $67 million to arm school employees but only 24 of the 67 districts were interested, so only about $9.4 million has been used. Scott wants the remaining funds to be distributed among districts, prorated by enrollment, for any school security expenses. News Service of Florida. WLRN. Florida Politics.

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