Each legislative session FEA’s Frontline Report helps local leaders, members and education activists stay up-to-date on what’s happening at the Capitol concerning public education — and how these policy changes could affect our students and our neighborhood public schools.
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Locked out, but never knocked outDespite pandemic restrictions, FEA members found numerous ways to speak up for students, public education, and our freedoms and working conditions
Cover Story: The advocate’s advocateFrom the time he entered the classroom in 1958, Ulysses Floyd has been working to improve conditions for Florida’s students and educators.
Andrew Spar: We continue the fight for Florida to ‘Fund Our Future’So many of the events of the past year have had a profound effect on our lives. I’d like to begin with a review.Last January, we came to Tallahassee and…
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Rule must show our students and educators some respectThe Florida Education Association believes that all our students deserve the best education possible. We believe further that educators deserve professional respect — for their earned expertise in teaching, for…
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A good budget for the times, but significant investment still neededGiven the challenges presented to Florida’s finances by the coronavirus pandemic, the state budget signed today stands as a victory for public education — with caveats.
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Federal funds can lift up all the people in our schoolsTeachers, education staff, parents and our communities have come together over the past 14 months to ensure that our students had as much support as we could offer. The Florida…
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