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Pentagon official at office overseeing elementary schools arrested in human trafficking sting
Stephen Francis Hovanic, a top administrator for the Pentagon’s school system in the Americas region, was arrested on Nov. 15 in a human trafficking sting in Coweta County, Georgia, the Daily Caller News Foundation has learned. Read More.
Could "Parental Rights in Education" expand to workplaces? Here's what to know
A new bill filed in the Florida legislature Tuesday, November 21 would expand Florida’s Parental Rights in Education or so-called Don’t Say Gay law in the state to include some workplaces. Read More.
Governor Ron DeSantis Awards More Than $28 Million to Expand Florida Semiconductor and Chip Manufacturing Industries
Governor Ron DeSantis awarded more than $28 million through the Florida Job Growth Grant Fund to expand semiconductor manufacturing and chip manufacturing through five workforce development projects. Read More.
Palm Beach County School District set to roll out AI program in its high schools
Artificial intelligence is coming to Palm Beach County high schools. Read More.
Man accused of submitting fake FAU transcripts to school district for extra pay
Clayton Jones sent forms to show he received bachelor's, master's, doctorate degrees, according to arrest report Read More.
Principal disciplined for strip search of student, engaged in 'incompetency and willful neglect'
An investigation by the Martin County School District has concluded that South Fork High School Principal Dr. Timothy Aitken violated school district policy and "engaged in misconduct in office, incompetency and willful neglect of duty" on August 28. Read More.
Florida & national GOP going all in on early voting, despite Trump’s comments to the contrary
The former president said ‘mail-ballots are a disaster’ earlier this month Read More.
Maryland hate crime task force member claimed babies murdered by Hamas were 'fake,' compared Israel to Nazis
Zainab Chaudry was appointed to the task force by Democrat Maryland AG Anthony Brown Read More.
Questions Arise About Media Claims Of Florida Gov. DeSantis’ Illegal Immigration “Problem”
The liberal media seeks to make political hay out of a new report that suggests Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is somehow soft on illegal immigration. Read More.
Florida Attorney General announces JAXPORT joining efforts to help spot, report human trafficking
Attorney General Ashley Moody will make an announcement today on how the addition of the Jacksonville Port Authority will help Florida’s continued efforts to combat human trafficking. Read More.
Can ‘Classical Education’ Help Parents Find The Schools They Want?
A growing number of families are enrolling their children in classical schools, but they're unlikely to be the solution to our education crisis. Read More.
Ron DeSantis: Florida’s Unemployment Rate Stayed at 2.8 Percent in October
On Friday, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that Florida’s unemployment rate stood at 2.8 percent in October, the same as it had been in September. Read More.
These Florida colleges have the state's lowest admission rates. Some might surprise you.
Everyone knows some colleges are harder to get into than others. But some of the schools that turn away the most students may come as a surprise. Read More.
Police: Florida man kills his estranged wife, tries to kill his ex-girlfriend
Body of mother of four who vanished found in storage unit near Orlando, police say Read More.
Proposed education bill would reduce testing, lower graduation requirements
A trio of education bills passed by the Senate K-12 education committee, all priorities for Senate President Kathleen Passidomo, could ease the burden standardized tests place on students. However, critics say they don’t go far enough to address the state’s educational needs. Read More.
