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Florida's Board of Governors is considering a new rule that would require public universities to post course syllabi and all reading materials online 45 days before classes.
The University of South Florida has selected Moez Limayem, current president of the University of North Florida and former USF dean, as its ninth president.
Polk State College in Florida has discontinued its "Introduction to African-American Studies" course to comply with a 2023 state law, SB 266.
A Miami-based charter school is using a new Florida law to demand rent-free space in a St. Johns County public school, raising financial and logistic concerns.
A new college accrediting agency, the Commission for Public Higher Education, is launching with backing from southern states but faces scrutiny over political influence.
Teachers and paraprofessionals in Citrus County protested over stalled contract negotiations, demanding better pay for aides and more paid holidays.
A Leon County school board member is pushing for a school consolidation plan to save $10 million, aiming to fund an average $5,000 teacher salary raise.
A Florida father is demanding accountability after his 9-year-old son was questioned for hours by school officials and police over a note he did not write.
The Nassau County School District has named 17 outstanding educators as its 2025 Teachers of the Year, recognizing their excellence and innovation.
Florida has approved a new rule requiring a half-credit course in financial literacy for high school graduation, beginning with the class of 2027.
A detailed look inside the demanding day of Shunteen Cineus, a third-grade teacher at a high-achieving Title I school in Florida, reveals the dedication required.
A new Florida law linked to the 'Schools of Hope' program allows charter schools easier access to underused public school buildings, sparking concern among education advocates.
