La pobreza y el desamparo se disparan entre los estudiantes de la Florida
Mc Nelly Torres: Un análisis de la FCIR de estadísticas sobre pobreza, desamparo y almuerzo subsidiado muestra un aumento significativo en la Florida desde la Gran Recesión.
Florida Ranks Near Bottom for Income, Financial Security of Residents
Howard Goodman: A study finds Florida one of the worst states in the nation for income and financial security.
University Students Recoil at Koch Influence
Howard Goodman: The FSU Student Senate has introduced a resolution denouncing the university's acceptance of big donations from a foundation run by the billionaire Koch brothers to fund positions in the economics department -- and to have a say in who gets the appointments.
Herald Report Offers Reasons To Get Off Charter Bandwagon
Ralph De La Cruz: The Miami Herald shines light on a $400 million charter school industry that has grown out of control with little or no oversight.
Florida Courts Closer to Answering: Are State’s Education Cuts Unconstitutional?
Ralph De La Cruz: An appeals court ruling will allow a lawsuit that questions whether Florida is providing "a high quality system of free public schools" to proceed.
Despite Controversy, Florida Moves Forward With Teacher Merit Pay
Mc Nelly Torres: The Sunshine State leads the nation in instituting merit pay for public school teachers.