Don’t Be Fooled by the Man Behind the Curtain
Step Up’s marketplace is no Emerald City — it’s a mirage built on The dismantling Of public schools….
profiteering at the expense of students, families, and taxpayers: Step Up’s Marketplace
Students shouldn’t be trapped In a Marketplace Full Of overpriced choices. Families and taxpayers deserve better. On August…
The Wheels on the Bus… Are Underfunded
Florida lawmakers scrapped school start time reforms rather than Address underfunded Student transportation—will they now divert those same…
Colleen Conklin is Back—and Sounding the Alarm on Florida’s Voucher Grift
“Yes, K-12 needs real fixes—curriculum, support staff, teacher pay, facilities—but don’t be blinded by that truth: siphoning public…
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….
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…
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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…
As Predicted: Florida’s Voucher Expansion is Gutting Public Education
The cost of universal school vouchers is breaking Florida’s K-12 funding formula. Since the passage of HB1 in…
Florida’s Budget Crisis: Tax-Funded Vouchers Set to Defund Public Schools and Cut Advanced Programs
Florida Legislators are Poised to Fully Funding Vouchers While DeFunding Advanced Placement and Other Advanced Coursework in Florida’s…
Tallahassee: Closing Title i Schools and opening Private Schools for the Privileged.
While rumors swirl regarding the gutting of the U.S. Department of Education and future of federal funding, Florida’s…
In Hindsight, It Was A Very Bad Amendment
How an Attempt to ensure the teaching of African American History has created a bureaucratic nightmare for Florida’s…
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