Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed state bill 7069 into law that allows any Florida resident – regardless of whether they have a child in school or not – to object to the curriculum that our kids are being taught. (1/X)http://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/education/article156299239.html …
Great to visit students & educators at Mitchell Elementary School in Tampa to highlight a record of $21.4 billion in total funding for Florida’s K-12 public schools in my #SecuringFLsFutureBudget http://bit.ly/2jdKvEm pic.twitter.com/xhx2dLZPr4
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As a result, so-called "hearing officers" now have the power to recommend that subjects such as
#ClimateChange or other science-based facts be removed from our public school curriculum. (2/X) - 2 more replies
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Does the lottery profits go to the schools? Promise?? It makes me feel less guilty to buy a few every week.
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Did you go to the palest school in Tampa for the photo-op? Are you going to prioritize hiring teachers who are not white middle-class women?
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How about a little help for the people in the Keys!!!????pic.twitter.com/r9ggY5xc74
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How about getting some trash haulers down to the Keys? Do you and your fellow Politicians even care?pic.twitter.com/bXrjo2h9M9
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Why are we still invested in our students 4K less than the national average?
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