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Under the Legislature’s plan, districts in 12 counties would have been ineligible for $200 milion because they had mask requirements.
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Bill sponsor Rep. Randy Fine says the reduction is only about 1% of the overall budget, which means targeted districts won’t get as much of an overall increase as others.
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The proposal would redirect $200 million from 12 school districts — including Hillsborough and Sarasota — to districts that did not require students to wear masks.
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The judge said actions like the governor's executive order on masks, typically should be upheld while working through court challenges: “But we're not in normal times, We're in a pandemic.”
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The Board of Education will allow vouchers if parents feel their children are being bullied under a district’s COVID safety policies. Also, the Health Department gave parents the right to opt out of mandates.
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Schenectady County, N.Y., is on track to pay 20 percent less on prescription drugs for its employees this year than in 2003.Flagler County, Fla., expects…
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The number of children showing up to school with their required shots is dropping according to the Florida Department of Health.New data sent to the…