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'Where is Ashley Moody?': Dems rip U.S. Senator for avoiding voters, role in Hope Florida scandal (opens the original)
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Democratic leaders on Wednesday criticized U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody for avoiding constituents and for her involvement in the Hope Florida scandal. On the steps in front of the Old Capitol, behind a sign that asked “Where is Ashley Moody?” Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried and Rep. Gallop Franklin II, D-Tallahassee, accused Moody of dodging questions from reporters and avoiding public town hall meetings 34 days before the midterm election. They contrasted Moody’s campaign with that of her
Education Chief to districts: Remove sexually explicit books before parents complain (opens the original)
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Florida’s education commissioner is directing school districts to set stricter rules for reviewing library and classroom books or face “corrective measures.” In a seven-page memo sent Wednesday evening, Commissioner Henry Mack told superintendents and charter school leaders to continuously audit books, review their collections, and remove instructional materials that contain sexually explicit material, even if a parent or county resident has not submitted a complaint in that district. “Reactive
Education chief to school districts: Remove sexually explicit books before anyone complains (opens the original)
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TALLAHASSEE — Florida’s education commissioner is directing school districts to set stricter rules for reviewing library and classroom books or face “corrective measures.” In a seven-page memo sent Wednesday evening, Commissioner Henry Mack told superintendents and charter school leaders to continuously audit books, review their collections and remove instructional materials that contain sexually explicit material, even if a parent or county resident has not submitted a complaint in that distric
Five questions for Delray Beach Rep. Rob Long (opens the original)
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Rep. Rob Long, D-Delray Beach, has a history of working in local government. He understands how things work and said his experience points to Amendment 3, a large property tax cut, being a bad idea. “The hit we would take if Amendment 3 passes is not something these cities and counties can simply absorb,” Long said. READ MORE: Lauderhill is spending $65 million on new parks and roads. Amendment 3 could complicate that Long spoke to the News Service of Florida about potential effects if the prope
Alex Kelly to leave DeSantis administration to helm Pensacola State College (opens the original)
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Another member of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration is headed to higher education. The Pensacola State College Board of Trustees on Monday unanimously voted to appoint Alex Kelly, Secretary of the Department of Commerce, as the school’s next president. He will begin his tenure Oct. 19. “Alex understands, as well as anyone in Florida, how education and economic opportunity are connected,” said Chairman Zack Smith in a released statement. “Throughout this process, we have seen a leader who listens
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