AWARD WINNING AND THREATENED: Pasco County's nationally recognized summer environmental camp might not survive budget cuts. (Times file photo)

ANTI-UNION EFFORT: A bill to bar Florida school districts and other public agencies from collecting union dues for employees struggles to find wide support in the Florida Senate. More from NPR.

LOW MORALE: A newly released report finds morale and management problems in the Pasco County schools.

TOP OF THE CLASS: Murals help walls teach at Springs Coast Environmental Education Center • Barnes Scholarship winners overcame adversity 

SEEKING DAMAGES: The Volusia school district joins a lawsuit over the BP oil spill, the Daytona Beach News Journal reports. Polk also signs on, the Lakeland Ledger reports.

NEW CRITERIA: Florida lawmakers should tie Bright Futures scholarships more closely to financial need, the Lakeland Ledger editorializes.

TEST CONFLICT: Some Jewish parents complain that FCAT testing overlaps with Passover, the Sun-Sentinel reports.

BUDGET CUTS: The Miami-Dade School Board approves about 200 layoffs and a 20 percent pay cut in maintenance and facilities, the Miami Herald reports.

STAYING POWER: Palm Beach's interim superintendent accepts a contract extension, the Palm Beach Post reports.

CLASSROOM CAMERAS: Marion school officials consider placing cameras in classrooms of disabled students who cannot speak up if they are mistreated, the Ocala Star-Banner reports.