Here are ways Florida’s advanced high school history program, which students can use for college credit, differs from other curriculums. By Dana Goldstein See more of our coverage in your search ...

Florida has long been a laboratory for autocracy. Several of the Trump administration’s most extreme policies were piloted there, including aggressive immigration enforcement, the systematic rollback ...

During a recent encampment sweep on National Avenue, Michael Lindsay relocates his tent to the other side of the street. San Diego conducts daily encampment abatements for public health and safety.

Florida is launching its own college-level U.S. history course for high school students, trying to teach “the full scope” of America’s story, but some experts say the proposed lesson plans present ...

A roundup of Florida education news from around the state State Board of Education chairperson Ryan Petty, shown at an April meeting, says Florida's new U.S. History course offers a "thorough and ...

Florida's war on woke is heading back to the classroom. The state announced a state-developed alternative to taking an Advanced Placement (AP) course in U.S. history, which students take in high ...

Some Florida high school students could be sitting in new college-level American history classes next year, as the state is creating its own alternative to Advanced Placement courses. A Department of ...

Florida continues to Florida. Dissatisfied with the AP U.S. History curriculum (too woke), the state is trying to provide—as Kellyanne Conway used to say—alternative facts. I have some authority to ...