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• The recounts in three statewide races in Florida were closely watched by journalists, lawyers, and voters. For civics teachers this election was also a teachable moment 90.7’s Danielle Prieur talks to 7th grade civics teacher Matt Kiernan about the recount as a lesson in politics.
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• Florida educators are using historic recounts in Florida’s Senate, gubernatorial and agriculture commissioner races as a teaching tool.
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• More than 60 students receive three hours of instruction in STEM and literacy on a daily basis at Nemours Children’s Hospital through the new PedsAcademy program.
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• The UCF college of nursing is launching a fundraising drive- with proceeds supporting scholarships for nursing students, research and medical mission trips. Intersection takes a closer look at how nursing education has changed in the 40 year history of the college.
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• Schools in the Panhandle are reopening, three weeks after Hurricane Michael slammed into the region. WFSU’s Ryan Dailey reports tt’s a return to normal- of sorts- for students.
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• NASA education specialist Lynn Dotson talks to 90.7’s Matthew Peddie about inspiring kids’ curiosity in space exploration.
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• From our Education Desk, 90.7’s Matthew Peddie talked to Annie Martin, who covers higher education for the Orlando Sentinel, about the Bethune Cookman crisis.
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• This is not your parents’ lunch program.
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• Bethune-Cookman University interim President Hubert Grimes says the university is facing “an existential threat”.
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• A new program in Apopka promotes literacy, and education about social and economic challenges. The Hope Community Center’s ‘Books and Brunch’ runs every fourth Saturday at Taylor Apartments.
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