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Jon East: Tax-credit scholarships benefit 78,000 of Florida’s poorest schoolchildren
By all accounts, the Jericho School, a private facility opened 21 years ago in Jacksonville, does a wonderful job helping...
By all accounts, the Jericho School, a private facility opened 21 years ago in Jacksonville, does a wonderful job helping...
John Kirtley is at it again. The Tampa businessman who created Florida’s voucher school program is out spinning again for...
Florida’s approach to improving public education is getting serious scrutiny on several fronts. Now is the time to take a...
Jim Kallinger and Dick Batchelor wrote in Context Florida last week that voters should support “Amendment 1,” which seeks to...
The world runs on the unpaid and underpaid work of women. Churches, schools, nonprofits, and many business offices would collapse...
The law on employer-paid health care has taken some strange twists in light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2014 decision...
The gathering at All Saints Early Learning Center in Jacksonville last Thursday might have been mistaken for the kickoff to...
The Florida Senate has the chance to repair the state’s death penalty statutes in a way that won’t invite years...
Last Tuesday night, the Duval County School Board voted unanimously to build a laboratory school on Jacksonville’s west side for...
Last of three parts When asked which death row inmates could be affected by the U.S. Supreme Court’s Jan. 12...
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