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StateImpact Florida
2:00 pm
Mon May 20, 2013

Florida Plans Increased Scrutiny For Education Schools

Credit John O'Connor / StateImpact Florida
University of Central Florida elementary education students discuss how to incorporate books, maps, magazines and other materials into lesson plans.

Editor's note: This post was authored by Sarah Butrymowicz with The Hechinger Report.

Lee-Anne Spalding’s Elementary School Social Studies class at the University of Central Florida (UCF) had spread out over the room in small groups.

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11:22 pm
Sun May 19, 2013

Gov. Scott Expected to Veto Tuition Hike

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When Florida Governor Rick Scott signs the state budget into law on Monday, he's expected to use his veto pen on a number of items, including a proposed 3 percent tuition hike for the state's public universities and colleges. The increase could have raised as much as $50 million for the schools.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida Gov. Rick Scott, who has maintained a steadfast opposition in the last year to raising the cost of college for students, will veto a proposed 3 percent tuition hike. Despite the governor's earlier warnings the Republican-led Florida Legislature included the hike in a $74.5 billion budget passed earlier this month.
StateImpact Florida
12:01 am
Wed May 15, 2013

Not For Publication -- K12 Audio

StateImpact Florida
11:00 am
Mon May 13, 2013

Internal Recording Reveals K12 Inc. Struggled to Comply With Florida Law

The Florida Center for Investigative Reporting and StateImpact Florida have obtained internal emails and a recording of a company meeting that provide new insight into allegations that K12 Inc., the nation’s largest online education company, uses teachers in Florida who do not have all of the required state certifications.

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