SHORT LIST: The University of South Florida St. Petersburg narrows its candidate list for regional chancellor.

SHARING: The Pasco school district and county government complete their first agreement to jointly operate park/school fields in Land O'Lakes.

BYOD: The Hillsborough School Board investigates "bring your own device" policies for student technology.

GROWING: Hernando's only charter school prepares to expand to a second location.

FIX IT: The Florida Legislature should provide school districts and the state department of education time to create teacher evaluation systems that aren't flawed, the Timeseditorializes.

PAY ME: Three Duval School Board members set their salaries, the Florida Times-Union reports.

FROZEN: Gov. Rick Scott delays implementation of a new and controversial early education funding plan, the Naples Daily News reports.

TAKEOVER: Forty Estero High students get to run City Hall for a day, the Fort Myers News-Press reports.

NEW RULES: The Palm Beach school district explores revised policies for student transfers, the Palm Beach Post reports.

CHARTER CONVERSION: Two Miami-Dade groups try to turn public schools into charters, the Miami Herald reports. One effort led to a major investigation, the Heraldreports.

DON'T TASE ME BRO: The new Flagler sheriff considers taking Tasers away from school resource officers, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reports.