When Florida Republican leaders came out with a proposal to scale back the 2002 class size amendment, House minority leader Franklin Sands denounced the idea. In a statement, he said:

"I seriously doubt that Floridians will want to undo what they approved
in 2002. I strongly support giving school districts the flexibility
they need to deal with small increases in the student-teacher ratios.
But it is important to remember that Florida still averages more
students in its classrooms than any other state in the Southeast."

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