Education
UF Presidential Search Draws Fire From Scott, Board of Governors Over Transparency
Florida's flagship university, conducting its third leadership search in four years, faces scrutiny over a secret contract and a closed-door process that powerful Republicans say shut out the public
Anti-DEI Push Targets UF Presidential Finalist Stuart Bell
Conservative critics question Bell's past DEI record at Alabama; DeSantis offers quick endorsement of the lone finalist
Scott Blasts UF Presidential Search as Opaque, Demands Probe of Landry Payout
U.S. senator calls $2M contract clause for passed-over interim president 'crazy,' questions $100K deal for state attorney general
Fairlawn Elementary Students Celebrate Math Milestones at Final Green Party
Second- through fifth-graders earned the reward with 80% or higher in ACALETICS — and the students who showed the most growth got a special surprise
Florida Bill to Eliminate USF Branch Campus Sparks Statewide Alarm Over Regional Higher Ed
A push to dissolve USF Sarasota-Manatee under HB 5601 raises questions for Treasure Coast families who depend on Florida's branch campus system
Special Ed Teachers Turn to AI to Tame IEP Paperwork, Free Time for Students
As Florida's teacher shortage persists, a national trend shows special educators using artificial intelligence tools to cut hours of paperwork — with implications for Treasure Coast classrooms
St. Lucie West Centennial NJROTC Honors Cadets, Awards $5,600 in Scholarships
The "Black Talon" Company recognized more than 30 cadets for leadership, academics, and physical fitness at its annual ceremony
Schools of Hope Funding Fight Could Reshape Treasure Coast Classrooms
House wants the charter co-location program eliminated; Senate has cut its offer to $3 million as budget talks drag into special session
Indian River District Launches 'Mindscape' Hybrid Program to Recapture Homeschool Families
New program at former Rosewood campus offers two days of classroom instruction, aims to compete for state scholarship dollars
Martin County School Board to Meet May 19 in Stuart
Public may attend in person or watch a livestream; new agenda platform now available for community members
Treasure Coast Congressman Files Bill to Expand How Schools Can Spend Federal Funds
Rep. Randy Fine's HR 8747 would allow certain curriculum expenses under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act
PBPA Students Get a Front-Row Look at World-Class Marine Research in Fort Pierce
Performance Based Prep Academy field trip to FAU Harbor Branch connects students with cutting-edge oceanography happening in their own backyard
