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Florida educators rally at convention to address ‘critical challenges’

Florida took center stage at the American Federation of Teachers national convention in Houston this week, as educators rallied to support and improve public schools.

Report: Florida last in Public Education

A new Network for Public Education report grades Florida an "F" for its public school funding.

Florida schools grapple with insufficient funding, persistent state budget cuts

A new report that examines school funding formulas finds 80% of states, including Florida, are grappling with ongoing state budget reductions and a lack of funding for public schools.

New Campaign Works to Aid Florida Public Education

The American Federation of Teachers - Real Solutions for Kids and Communities campaign is looking to help schools bolster student learning.

Governor’s Multibillion Dollar Boost to Education Budget Thinks Big

Education advocates are cheering Gov. Gavin Newsom's May budget revise, which pours almost $122 billion into public schools, the highest level of funding in California's history.

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U.S. removes Francisco D’Agostino from sanctions list after confirming no ties to Venezuelan regime

U.S. Department of the Treasury has officially removed Francisco D’Agostino, brother-in-law of Luis Alfonso de Borbón, from SDN List

National Medal of Honor Day: Honoring Florida heroes and their legacy

National Medal of Honor Day, a time to reflect on the extraordinary bravery and sacrifice of the fewer than 4,000 Americans who have received the nation's highest military honor.