I Told You So: Five Predictions for the New Federal Voucher Program
I have been closely following Florida education policy for more than 15 years. Long enough, apparently, that I…
Donalds Wants to “Repurpose” Florida’s Tax-Credit Scholarships?
But the program already funds hundreds of millions in homeschool vouchers—and demand is exceeding available money. On Friday,…
#1 in Education Freedom Is Not #1 in Education
Heritage’s ranking rewards a particular set of education policies. It tells us far less about how Florida’s students…
Florida’s New Education Commissioner Doesn’t Want Government to Run Schools
Henry Mack isn’t just arguing for more school choice. He’s questioning the very idea of publicly operated schools….
No One Was Blaming Parents
Today I had a column published in The Orlando Sentinel. It was a response to Nathan Hoffman’s August…
Maybe I’m Not A Unicorn
In case you didn’t know, in my “spare time” I am an elected member of the Monroe County…
Comparison of Florida’s Major K-12 (Publicly Funded) Education Options
Still on the campaign trail. Last night, I was at a public forum where, when asked about “School…
Academica Enters Florida’s Voucher Gold Rush
Dear readers, I’ve had to step away from the keyboard for a bit while dealing with a re-election…
Florida Once Rewarded Academic Success. Now It Prorates It.
After parents and students pushed back against proposed cuts to academic acceleration funding last year, Florida lawmakers promised…
Lost in the Noise: A Major Shift in Florida School Choice
How Sunshine State Kids and Odyssey are positioning themselves to disrupt a system long dominated by Step Up…
A Structural Problem, A Temporary Fix
Why Florida House’s 90:10 to 85:15 Shift Misses the Real FEFP Funding Issue Yesterday, I attended the House…
The 2026 Session Is Flying By: A Look At Some of The Bills Affecting Florida’s Public Schools
After a much-needed break, I am trying to get caught up with all that is going on in…
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