Florida’s public education system has suffered from decades of underinvestment, overburdened educators, and policies that fail to support students equitably. It’s time to prioritize resources and policies that strengthen schools, uplift communities, and ensure every child in Florida has the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
Quality education starts with well-trained teachers and policies that put children and communities first.
We breakdown not only what is happening in Tallahassee but why it matter to you and what you can do about it.
To learn more about the legislation that passed in the 2025 legislative session, check out our comprehensive 2025 End of Session Report (PDF, 4.6 MB).
Strong schools are the heartbeat of the community, and it will take all of us working together to protect and strengthen them.
Today, the Florida Legislature has caved to out-of-state, billionaire-backed, special interest groups with no connection to our communities and turned their backs on Florida workers. By passing SB 1296, lawmakers have sent a clear message to Florida workers: They will make it harder for you to support yourself and your family. As Floridians continue to struggle […]
Today, the Florida Education Association (FEA), alongside parents, teachers, professors, education staff professionals and student leaders from across the state discussed the state of public education in Florida and the urgent need for the Legislature to strengthen public schools rather than abandon them, in order to meet the needs of the students, parents, educators, and communities they serve.
Today, the Florida State Board of Education ratified and adopted the Phoenix Declaration, a document that covers its true intent with seemingly innocuous language. The Phoenix Declaration is the latest thinly veiled attempt by billionaire-backed special interests to dismantle and politicize Florida’s public education system. This political campaign disguised as a declaration seeks to hand […]
“It’s time to stop weaponizing our classrooms and ensure every child has access to the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to thrive.” Today’s State Board of Education meeting follows a similar pattern of the leadership in Florida: insert politics where they don’t belong, misrepresent, blame, and intimidate instead of focusing on real, sustained investment […]
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