Proponents of Florida Special Education Corresponding to the protection of protection

The big story: A federal law submitted by 17 states in September, including Florida, increases red flags for special education because it attracts attention in media reports.

The challenge of section 504 of the rehabilitation law began as a challenge for the efforts of the bidges administration to redefine the disability in order to include gender dysphoria. As part of the lawsuit, the states asked the court to find § 504, the students with disabilities that are unconstitutional have not guaranteed academic accommodations.

This language has conducted concerned discussions in the school district offices and meeting rooms in Florida.

Lisa Miller, School Authority of Polk County, said the Tampa Bay Times that she had great concerns that the lawsuit “take everything down” and refer to the protection. She said that many Floridians, including experts on this topic, had little information about the case, but would have worked quickly to find out quickly.

“This is a great battle that we have to concentrate on, and I hope that the board will do the board,” said the retired teacher Gina of the Brevard County School Board at a recent meeting.

The lawsuit is in a holding pattern because new executive arrangements on this topic are analyzed by the Trump administration. In the meantime, the states filed a letter last week in which he said: “You never moved – and do not plan to change – the court to declare or anchor Section 504 … as unconstitutional upside down . The plaintiffs have and do not try to initiate the payment of funds from the department because the law is unconstitutional. “

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New schools: The Hillsborough County school district has started to build the largest and most expensive school campus.

Legislation: The Senator Corey Simon, chairman of the Senate of the Senate, has submitted laws to expand career planning programs in public schools in the reports of politics in Florida. • A member of the State House had submitted a measure to further restrict the use of the students in schools in schools, reports WPBF.

Florida International University: The new interim president of FIU, former Lt. -Gouverneur Jeanette Nuñez, explains her views on tuition fees for “dreamer”, the funding cuts of the federal government and much more in an interview with the Miami Herald.

Financial help: Students of the Santa Fe College in Gainesville experience delays with financial help who threaten their ability to stay at school, reports the independent Florida Alligator.

Employee discipline: A headmistress in Okaloosa County has been examined because she violated the guidelines of the district guidelines, reports Northwest Florida Daily News.

Early education: The early learning programs of Citrus County are not influenced by the threats for national programs, reports the Citrus County Chronicle.

Contract talks: The Alachua County school district has canceled another round of teacher negotiations, reports WCJB. • Polk County teacher and school district officer stayed with wage proposals when they returned to the negotiating table.

Decisions: The school district Martin County is expanding programs to win more students when registering, as WPEC reports.

Charter schools: After the supporters have taken steps to convert a primary school in Alachua County into the Charter Status, they must now receive support from a state review commission, reports WCJB.

Budgets: Legislators in Florida consider possible changes to the state's educational financing model when the costs for vouchers rise, reports politico Florida.

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