Education Law Wizard
What do the statistics say about high school bullying in Florida?
Students bullying each other has been an issue for as long as there have been large-scale educational facilities. Bullying can start as early as preschool or kindergarten, but it often begins in earnest during middle school and high school. Technically, Florida has a...
Special needs students and Florida school accommodations
Students with disabilities have a right to no-cost and appropriate public education under the federal Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in Florida and other states. Section 504 of this act prohibits schools from discriminating against children who have disabilities. The...
New Florida education law draws both praise and criticism
School librarians and media specialists in Florida are currently undergoing training to help them determine what kinds of books and materials are suitable for children. The training is mandated under the provisions of Florida House Bill 1467, which was passed by the...
Children on the autism spectrum need classroom champions
While investigating schools, you and your spouse are on a mission to find one that would be the best fit for your autistic child. A triangulation involving the school’s facilities, educational programs and teachers must align. Each school relies on different...
Preventing school bullying in Florida in simple steps
Bullying has become a pressing issue in schools across the United States. Students who are bullied tend to suffer academically, socially and emotionally. In some cases, bullying has led to tragic consequences, including suicide. The good news is that there are steps...
Will Florida teacher be prosecuted for critical race theory?
The Florida Department of Education recently advised textbook publishers to avoid including critical race theory (CRT) and other social justice issues that the state deems inconsistent with its beliefs. As the guidance extends to all types of textbooks, including...
