13th Grade: More Florida Students Than Ever Before Struggle With Math
Mc Nelly Torres and Lynn Waddell and Sarah Gonzalez: In the 2010-11 school year, some 125,042 Florida college students needed to take a remedial math class.
Advocates Ask Lawmakers to Release Budget Transparency Program
Ashley Lopez: Integrity Florida and the First Amendment Foundation are asking state lawmakers to release a program that would make the state's budget more transparent.
Changes to Florida Voting Laws Possible As Officials Survey Election Damage
Ashley Lopez: State officials are still not sure where to lay blame for this year's disastrous election, but changes to voting laws might be in the cards.
13th Grade: Explaining the Postsecondary Education Readiness Test
John O'Connor: So what is PERT? And who has to take it?
Florida Tea Party Groups Still Fighting Health Care Law
Ashley Lopez: Even though Republican state officials have begrudgingly accepted that the 2011 health care reform law needs to be implemented in Florida, the once politically relevant tea party is still fighting the law.
Grado 13: En los colleges estatales, una crisis de los alumnos de primer año mal preparados
Sarah González, Mc Nelly Torres y Lynn Waddell: En el curso escolar 2010-11, el 54 por ciento de los graduados de secundaria desaprobaron por lo menos una asignatura en los exámenes de ingreso del Sistema de Colleges de la Florida