Florida education news: Transgender progress, education foundation resignation, tuition backlash and more
TRANSGENDER OPTIONS: The University of South Florida gives transgender students the choice to live with either gender.
FOUNDATION SEPARATION: Bill Hoffman
steps down as president of the Hillsborough Education Foundation, citing unspecified differences with the governing board.
GRAND EXPERIMENT: Hillsborough Community College’s satellite campus at the Regent
explores its identity.
ROCKET CAMP: Bay area teachers
do the exploring during astronaut training at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Ala.
DUVAL LAYOFFS: Nearly 90 teachers
are laid off as Duval school officials struggle to bridge a $91 million budget gap, the
Florida Times-Union reports.
FEE ISSUES: Students
don’t take kindly to the new fees for adult education, the
News-Press reports.
NO CHEER: The ongoing saga of
racism allegations at a Palm Beach County high school continues as students plan to reject an offer for more cheerleading tryouts, the
Palm Beach Post reports.
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