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Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Crying About School Choice Won’t ‘Save’ Sarasota’s Schools
Is the highest goal of K-12 education policy to produce great schools? Or is it to produce great students? That’s a question people in Sarasota ought to ponder. Because some are desperately trying to “save our public schools” from declining…
Wall Street Journal: Even Southern States Should Worry…
At first blush, there’s little reason for state legislators in Mississippi and Georgia to care about…
Florida Politics: Cranking It to 11
Study highlights strong academic gains tied to Florida scholarship programs Hello, Cleveland! A new…
Florida Politics: Anastasios Kamoutsas Curbs Double…
February 16, 2026 Administrative fix delivers zero net cost to state Anastasios Kamoutsas has been…
Florida Politics: Florida’s A+ Plan To Help ‘Plan B’…
It was a curious finding that seemed to make no sense at all. Last year, more than 41,000 Florida…
The Hill: School Choice in Florida Offers Wild and Imaginative Learning Options
Of the thousands of events commemorating this year’s National School Choice Week, the wildest and most imaginative may be the one that just took place in Tampa. It seemed straight out of Dr. Seuss’s “If I Ran the Zoo.” Called the Tampa School Choice…
Florida Politics: Unused K-12 Scholarship Funds Are a…
If the Florida Restaurant Association ever detects a shortage of chefs in our state, the first place…
Florida Politics: Why Orange County School Leaders…
It may be a memorable line in the White Stripes’ iconic anthem, “Seven Nation Army.” But the phrase…
Florida Politics: The Ghost (Students) of Public School…
U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced last week that her department plans to step up…
Florida Politics: Bedrock, We Have a Problem
A funny thing happened in the Legislature last week. While the House was holding an “AI Week” to…
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