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FLORIDA SCHOOLS WILL RESUME STATE TESTING, IN PERSON. SOME SAY NO WAY
From Tampa Bay Times
By Jeffrey S. Solochek Published Feb. 11
Pasco County eighth-grader Sophia Slagter has attended classes from home since the pandemic began nearly a year ago. She’s got asthma and other health issues that put her at risk, and her family has taken strict precautions to keep her safe. They plan to continue “hunkering down” until the threat abates. READ MORE |
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NEW BILL WOULD ADD VOTER EDUCATION TO THE CURRICULUM AT FLORIDA SCHOOLS
From: Fox4now
By WFTX Digital Team
Posted at 7:28 AM, Feb 03, 2021
FORT MYERS, Fla. — A new bill going before Florida lawmakers this legislative session would require your kids to learn about voting in school. READ MORE |
STUDY: TEST CUTS IN-SCHOOL COVID-19 INFECTIONS UP TO 50%, CHALLENGES REMAIN
From K-12DIVE
By Nick Paul Taylor
Published Feb. 5, 2021
Weekly testing of students and teachers with Abbott's BinaxNOW rapid antigen tests cuts in-school COVID-19 infections by up to 50%, according to a new pilot study. READ MORE |
EAKIN: CARDONA USED TO AUTHORIZE CHARTER SCHOOLS. IF HE’S CONFIRMED AS EDUCATION SECRETARY, HE CAN TRANSFORM PUBLIC EDUCATION
From The 74
By Terry Eakin
February 1, 2021
President Joe Biden’s education secretary nominee, Miguel Cardona, will hopefully open a new and positive chapter in improving America’s public education outcomes. READ MORE |
FLORIDA SCHOOL CHILDREN GAIN ACCESS TO FREE BOOKS
From The Tampa Bay Times
By Jeffrey S. Solochek
January 28, 2021
Florida elementary school students now can go online to read thousands of books aimed at helping them improve their literacy level. READ MORE
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