Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia is auditing local governments, claiming they are wasting billions in taxpayer dollars. Critics argue the CFO's formula for calculating waste is overly simplistic and the ...

When confronted with low literacy rates, no one has ever given the excuse that some people just aren’t cut out to read. And yet we hear that excuse — “I’m just not a math person” — over and over when ...

This article was originally published in Florida Phoenix. End-of-year testing results show Florida students were more proficient in math and reading than a year ago. Statewide progress monitoring ...

In a case of first impression, a split panel of the Eleventh Circuit decided today that a transgender high school teacher's speech rights were not violated when the state of Florida required her not ...

Florida’s dropping reading and math scores contributed to an overall decline of the state’s ranking for child wellbeing. Florida fell five spots in the 2025 Annie E. Casey Foundation Kids Count child ...

Florida's 60-day legislative session may have technically come to a close, but lawmakers still have a major topic to hash out: the budget. Aside from the House's proposal being $4.4 billion less than ...

Florida middle and high schoolers enrolled in online courses will have the opportunity to earn an Artificial Intelligence in Math certification starting next month. Florida Virtual School (FLVS), the ...

Florida students scored significantly worse on national reading tests taken last year than in 2022, mirroring a continuing national decline since the COVID-19 pandemic, data released Wednesday morning ...

Just as any student can invent a dodgy excuse for a bad report card, the state Department of Education’s cheerleaders are full of explanations for recent mediocre SAT test scores: Bad math, maybe, Or ...

POLK COUNTY, Fla. – A high school math teacher in Polk County was taken into custody after detectives discovered him in an “inappropriate relationship” with a student, according to the police ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The Florida Department of Education has put forth a new proposal aimed at identifying and addressing students with a “substantial math deficiency,” potentially paving the way for ...