Step Up’s Plan B: Redirect Title I, Privatize Public Education
In the 2023–24 school year (FY2024), Florida’s public schools—both district-managed and charter—received approximately $1.1 billion in federal Title I education funding….
The resistance to “School choice” isn’t psychological—it’s principled.
Voters aren’t rejecting options. They’re choosing community. As a public education advocate in Florida, I can’t recall a…
Florida’s Quiet Attack on AP, IB, and Dual Enrollment: A Temporary Win—and a Warning
When Florida lawmakers tried to balance the K–12 budget—strained by an estimated $4 billion in voucher costs this year—they…
Fiscal Year Ends in Chaos for Florida Schools
Monday, June 30th marked the final day of the 2024-25 Fiscal Year for Florida’s school districts—and it was…
Florida’s “School Choice” Boom? Most Families Still Choose Public Schools
Crossing the Rubicon… to Discover, once again, Parents Still Love Their Public Schools If you have been following…
Brief FEFP Budget Update
Legislature Agrees to Fully Fund AP, IB, and AICE— But K-12 Budget Lags Significantly Behind Inflation Reports this…
From Policy to Prosecution: Florida Raises The Stakes for School Boards
New Attorney General and Education Department signal potential legal action over school library content Within weeks of the…
Anointed, Not Appointed: Stasi Steps In as Florida’s Education Chief
no search, Few questions, and no discussion—just faith, loyalty, and a firm grip on the narrative. On Wednesday,…
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Wednesday’s State Board Meeting May Get Interesting
ICYMI Florida Is Now Number 2 On Wednesday, June 4, 2025, Florida’s State Board of Education will meet…
Ignoring The Cost of Vouchers Is Undermining Florida’s Fiscal Future
“I never predicted that it would be so tough (to pass a budget) with a Republican supermajority.” Florida…
Call To Action Before The upcoming Budget Session
Here’s the situation with K-12 funding in Florida’s upcoming extended legislative session: Families are frustrated over $292 million in…
They Had One Job…
2025 Florida Legislative Session Recap: Budget Breakdown & Education Update The only bill the Florida Legislature is constitutionally…
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