K–12 funds are meant to educate students now, not be siphoned into private accounts—yet another reason Florida’s school...| Accountabaloney
How Step Up for Students is recruiting school boards into the unbundling of public schools| Accountabaloney
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This will be short. I just learned that some of Florida’s homeschool families are getting their child’s visit...| Accountabaloney
Florida lawmakers scrapped school start time reforms rather than Address underfunded Student transportation—will they now divert those same dollars to private school vouchers?| Accountabaloney
In the 2023–24 school year (FY2024), Florida’s public schools—both district-managed and charter—received approximately $1.1 billion in federal Title I education funding. Title I supports schools with high percentages of low-income students, aiming to ensure all children have access to quality education. Funding per district ranged from over $100 million in the state’s largest districts to less than $1 million in the smallest.| Accountabaloney
Monday, June 30th marked the final day of the 2024-25 Fiscal Year for Florida’s school districts—and it was chaotic to the bitter end.| Accountabaloney
Alternate Title: Polk County Typo Allows Charter Schools to Surge Ahead as Florida’s most popular ed choice option! | Accountabaloney
Crossing the Rubicon… to Discover, once again, Parents Still Love Their Public Schools| Accountabaloney
ICYMI Florida Is Now Number 2| Accountabaloney
no search, Few questions, and no discussion—just faith, loyalty, and a firm grip on the narrative.| Accountabaloney