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…
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…
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…
Much Ado About Something
What the State Won’t Tell You About the Schools of Hope Co-Location Scheme A brief note:Accountabaloney is heading off…
How Florida’s Grinch Privatized Classrooms
Dedicated to the fearless Whos of Florida—the teachers, staff, and advocates who protect our schools every day. You…
Is Anyone Really Surprised?
What Monroe County’s numbers reveal about Florida’s broken school funding priorities I saw this image today, and it…
After the Audit
As widespread failures come to light, Florida’s legislative leaders split on the path forward for voucher funding and…
What is going on in Florida?
A lot. So much, in fact, that it has become difficult for an edu-blogger to keep up. In…
“Whatever could go wrong, Has gone wrong”
Florida’s rapidly expanding voucher program effectively bankrupted the K–12 funding formula in 2024–25, resulting in a $47 million deficit. Today,…
Planning to Fail: How HB1’s Flawed Analysis Left Florida Taxpayers Holding the Bag
Universal vouchers are draining state revenue and driving up local property taxes “HB1s fiscal analysis vastly underestimates the…
Facing Deficits, Will Florida’s Lawmakers Look to Public Education for Reductions?
Since Florida’s Universal Vouchers were instituted, nearly all new state K-12 funding has gone to students who never…
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