Miami-Dade, Broward school funding referendums on Nov. 3 ballot
Voters in both counties decide Nov. 3 whether to renew school funding with no new taxes.
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Voters in both counties decide Nov. 3 whether to renew school funding with no new taxes.
Superintendent Villalobos paused the closure process but says reviewing underenrolled schools is still necessary.
Families opposing closures are proposing magnet and STEM programs as alternatives to shutting schools down.
School districts in Broward and Miami-Dade counties are evaluating dozens of campuses for potential closure next academic year as both districts grapple with significant declines in student enrollment.
The district says the first-day enrollment drop is a snapshot, with a final count due in October.
Rafael Villalobos will take over after the current superintendent, Jose Dotres, retires in February.
Superintendents from both districts held news conferences to mark the achievement, which is based on several metrics, including student performance, graduation rates, and success in accelerated coursework.
The board agreed to resume discussions in July, when they will review a report on whether all necessary artificial intelligence safeguards are in place.
On the 105th day of what was supposed to be a 60-day legislative session, Florida lawmakers passed a bill to allow charter schools to "co-locate" inside traditional public schools.
The Florida Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to appoint Anastasios Kamoutsas.
Tuesday afternoon, Fam walked into the board room, talked to the superintendent and abruptly resigned.
Rep. Byron Donalds has announced that he's entering the race to succeed Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2026.
Tens of thousands of students have left Florida's public schools in recent years amid an explosive growth in school choice.
Jim DeFede talks to Broward County's new school superintendent Howard Hepburn.
A bond program has helped officials patch up and make needed repairs on school campuses.
The Broward County School Board on Tuesday took up two controversial decisions during its meeting Tuesday