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Florida Schools RoundupredefinED education roundup

Governor’s budget proposal out today, education choice, high school graduation plans and more

Compiled by redefinED staff January 28, 2021
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Florida Schools RoundupredefinED education roundup

State extends order allowing online learning, math learning lags, guardian training funding and more

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Florida Schools Roundup

Florida schools roundup: Graduation rate, segregation, class time and more

Compiled by redefinED staff December 19, 2016
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florida-roundup-logoGraduation rate up: The state’s high school graduation rate for 2016 was a record 80.7 percent, according to the Department of Education. That’s 2.8 percentage points over the 2015 rate. Fifty-five of the state’s 67 districts showed improvement. Florida Department of Education. Orlando Sentinel. Miami Herald. Palm Beach Post. Gradebook. Florida Times-Union. Florida Today. Space Coast Daily. TCPalm. Bradenton Herald. Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Daytona Beach News-Journal. Orlando Sentinel. WJXT. WPLG. WTLV.

Socioeconomic segregation: The Bay County School District is becoming segregated along socioeconomic lines, with richer, high-performing students increasingly moving to charter schools. That’s the summary of an analysis of the district’s charter school population. “I don’t think anyone got a surprise here,” school board chair Ginger Littleton said. Panama City News Herald.

Classroom learning: How much time students spend learning in classrooms will be the focus of the new chairmen of the Senate and House K-12 education committees. “We want to take a deep dive and make sure that we’re getting every penny that we can to that classroom across the board, whether it’s a traditional public school, a magnet, a charter,” says Rep. Manny Diaz Jr., R-Hialeah. Miami Herald.

Bullying in school: Faced with statistics that bullying in schools is up, and several recent examples, Broward County School Board members say they plan to take a closer look at what they can do to cut down on bullying and the violence that often accompanies it. Sun-Sentinel.

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