'Are you guys trying to lure some of our state’s education-minded families to Florida?'

Veney & Artis-Wright: Families are frustrated with schools and ready to act. Politicians who follow their lead will find support at the ballot box.

Caleb Prewitt continued to shatter the perception of what someone with Down syndrome can’t do when he conquered the 26.2-mile course at the Bank of America

ARCHER, Fla. –  Archer is a crossroads community of 1,100 people 15 minutes from the college town of Gainesville, but far enough away to have its own quirky

When families have access to a variety of quality education options, students and families win. In order to create a diverse choice landscape, state

There are more opportunities for teachers to transform their profession than ever while still fulfilling their passion for teaching.

Step Up for Students, the state-approved, nonprofit that manages the Florida Motor Vehicle Sales Tax Credit Election Program (formerly known as The Hope Scholarship), recently recognized the South...

The charter school network is poised to take advantage of a new law that makes it easier to open additional locations.

SEBASTIAN — The Indian River County School District is introducing a classical education program at what was once Pelican Island Elementary School as a

The rise of microschools is enabling educators to reinvent their careers on their own terms, with higher salaries, smaller classes, and creative freedom changing what it means to teach.

A faith-based nonprofit in West Palm Beach is making strides to expand its free private school to better help children from underserved families.

It’s no secret that school choice has expanded rapidly: 35 states now have programs to help parents pay for private school tuition and other education costs. When Texas and other states launch their...

A private school in Jupiter is bursting at the seams, with the school saying it has 700 students on a wait list. WPTV is digging into to what's fueling the enrollment boom.

The main Democratic candidate for governor — former Republican U.S. Rep. David Jolly — called Thursday for changes to Florida’s universal school voucher program, which helps pay to send students to...

When I think about the state of public education in Florida, I recall a song from “The Wiz,” the 1978 film reimagining of “The Wizard of Oz,” where Diana Ross

It’s been a month since classes started, and Matthew Ottenwess is settled into his freshman year at Tampa Catholic High School.

As education choice options expand for families across the nation, opponents are stepping up their fight to preserve the status quo.

If education freedom were a hockey game, Florida just scored a Texas hat trick.