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Raymond Woodie will be the school's 16th football coach.
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The Eatonville Town Council voted against rezoning the Hungerford School effectively blocking a developer's plans for the site.
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The African American history debate began after the Florida Department of Education rejected an AP African American Studies course.
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The Florida Policy Institute says an expanded school voucher program could siphon away $900 dollars per pupil from public schools.
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The new framework for the AP African American Studies course was rolled out the first day of Black History Month.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has announced plans to block state colleges from having programs on diversity, equity and inclusion, and critical race theory. The Republican governor debuted the proposal on Tuesday as part of a larger, higher education legislative package that is expected to be taken up by the GOP-controlled statehouse when its regular session begins in March.
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The original framework for the AP African American Studies course was rejected by the Florida Department of Education.
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The University of Central Florida is launching a mixed-reality room to enhance student learning and patient care with immersive environments.
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NAACP speakers — like Colin Mitchell, Florida president of the Youth and College Division — blasted the idea that the African American story is not relevant or lacks value.
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day is January 27th this year.
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The Central Florida Salvation Army drive-through school supply distribution event will be held Saturday, January 28, 2023 in Kissimmee.
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State lawmakers and high school students join Crump for announcement at Florida Capitol