Peter SchorschMay 15, 2023
9min0
Anna Eskamani overwhelmingly topped lawmakers on the number of total Twitter impressions.
Tag: education reform
Peter SchorschMay 15, 2023
Jacob OglesJanuary 6, 2020
6min1979
The move opens up a Naples area statehouse seat as well.
Ryan NicolMay 9, 2019
5min823
“We see this summit as the start of something big."
Ryan NicolApril 30, 2019
10min740
Gov. Ron DeSantis has already voiced his support for the measure.
Jacob OglesMarch 11, 2019
6min343
The findings arrive as the issue dominates Florida politics..
Ryan NicolOctober 1, 2018
5min488
Former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Julian Castro sure sounded like a potential 2020 presidential candidate as he addressed South Florida Democrats at this weekend’s Blue Gala in Coral Gables. Castro was the keynote speaker for the Saturday night event, which was held at the Biltmore Hotel. He has said he’ll make a decision on […]
Peter SchorschAugust 25, 2016
4min167
Former Gov. Charlie Crist heard many messages from Pinellas educators during a roundtable discussion Thursday. But one message stood out: There’s a “disconnect” between schools, upper-level administrators and policymakers. Policymakers and administrators have created a rigid, one-size-fits-all system that prevents teachers and schools from being flexible enough to meet the needs of individual students and […]
Dan GelberJune 22, 2015
9min199
Jeb Bush earned the moniker of Florida’s “Education Governor” because he made education his primary policy focus while in office and the area he most focused on since. And Jeb Bush was a very busy education governor. He force-fed unprecedented testing into public schools, did all he could to neuter the teaching unions, and apologetically […]
Dan GelberJune 21, 20159min184
Jeb Bush earned the moniker of Florida’s “Education Governor” because he made education his primary policy focus while in office and the area he most focused on since. And Jeb Bush was a very busy education governor. He force-fed unprecedented testing into public schools, did all he could to neuter the teaching unions, and apologetically […]
Guest AuthorJune 15, 20156min232
At 9:30 a.m. June 4, special guests rang the New York Stock Exchange opening bell signaling the market’s daily opening. In 1956, a 10-year old launched the tradition as the first guest to ring the bell. Leonard Ross won a television quiz show answering questions about the stock market. On this more recent June morning, […]