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…
Brief FEFP Budget Update
Legislature Agrees to Fully Fund AP, IB, and AICE— But K-12 Budget Lags Significantly Behind Inflation Reports this…
Advanced Placement | Career and College Ready | Education Funding | Graduation Rates | Higher Ed | Leadership | Math Problems | Privatization | Proficiency | School Choice | Teacher Compensation
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…
When Scientific American Warns Against Ignoring the Humanities, the FLBOE Should Listen
In the upcoming October issue of Scientific American, an editorial warns that, while STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and…
Advanced Placement Accountabaloney
Florida prides itself in the number of Advanced Placement courses its high school students take. Is it too…
FEE Panel Agrees: Raising Proficiency Levels Demands Accountabaloney Pause
On January 4, 2016, Florida’s State Board of Education will be setting the cut-scores/determining proficiency levels for the…
Is the Honesty Gap a Distraction?
On October 22, 2015, education reformers from around the nation converged on Denver, Colorado, for the Foundation for…
Career and College Ready | High Stakes Test | Keep Florida Learning Committee | The Problem | Trying to Find Y | Uncategorized
Algebra 2 EOC Results: Has Florida Jumped The Shark?
In 1977, in an episode of the sitcom “Happy Days”, Fonzie displayed his bravery by jumping over a…
You cannot measure what makes America great. To say otherwise is Accountabaloney.
What if the accountability system is focusing on the wrong questions? What if grade level proficiency is NOT the…
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