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• A former high school principal is suing a central Florida school district over allegations she was wrongly removed from her job and discriminated against because of her “alcohol dependency problem.” Read More »
• Orange County students start the spring semester Tuesday in an extraordinary school year.
WMFE News’ Amy Green talked with Robert Prater, dean at Oak Hill Elementary, about how the year is going. Read More »
• Bethune Cookman University is finally off probation from its accrediting agency, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission. It’s a big step forward for the university after almost 2 years of financial issues. 90.7’s Talia Blake talked with BCU President Brent Chrite, who began by explaining what coming off probation means for the historically black university. Read More »
• The Orange County School Board just voted to approve next year’s budget. Included in the budget- extra funding for School Resource Officers. Activists say putting additional resource officers in schools elevates the risk of over-policing. Read More »