Florida colleges and universities are losing some of their general education classes in response to recent laws approved by Gov. Ron DeSantis. According to politico.com, Florida’s public universities are purging the list of general education courses they will offer next year to fall in line with a state law pushed […]
Author: Kyndall Coleman | SJGC Capital Bureau
Drivers in Florida with disabilities get help
House Bill 341 lets people voluntarily indicate on their driving record whether they have a disability or a disorder. This applies to anyone, but mainly parents, guardians and their children, and it can change how first responders are able to help when it comes to an emergency. According […]
Amendment 1 would change school board races
Will school boards become partisan? Florida’s school boards have not been partisan for many decades and now there is a chance that they could come back to having school board officials disclose their party identity. Will this change, at the heart of Amendment 1 on Florida’s November ballot, reveal […]
Election could impact low-income schools
Project 2025 is a controversial, ultra-conservative proposal for Donald Trump’s agenda if he becomes president. It sets out four main policy aims: restore the family as the centerpiece of American life; dismantle the administrative state; defend the nation’s sovereignty and borders; and secure God-given individual rights to live freely. It […]