Tag: Florida private schools

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As families demand more learning options, Florida schools expand to meet the need

  TAMPA, Fla. — Amelia Ramos recalls her oldest child’s first school experience after moving to the Grant Park neighborhood in 2018. “It was not a good fit,” she said. “She lasted about four months.” In addition to academics, Ramos cited safety as a big concern. “You couldn’t even ride... READ MORE
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By running the Chicago Marathon, Caleb Prewitt continues to raise the bar for the Down syndrome community
Caleb Prewitt continued to shatter the perception of what someone...
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Free school? Microschool? Unicorn school? Whatever you call it, it’s been thriving for 50 years
ARCHER, Fla. –  Archer is a crossroads community of 1,100...
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The truth about Florida scholarships’ impact on districts
Florida gives parents the ability to direct the education of...
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Private school scholarships allowed the Roland family to meet the academic needs of their children
Markala was Marlena and John Roland’s first child, and there were more on the way –...
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Here we are now, going to the supply side
Last week, I had the opportunity to make a presentation...
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This kid can do things: The Caleb Prewitt Story
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – David Prewitt was worried. His wife, Karen,...
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Going with Plan B: Why thousands of parents didn’t use their school choice scholarships 
By Ron Matus and Dava Cherry Florida’s choice-driven education system...
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From Snowed in to Sunny Side: Joseph’s journey to self-enrichment
TITUSVILLE, Florida – Coach Mustard did it. Not the deed...
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Florida’s education evolution now has more than 50% of students in school choice options
For the first time in Florida’s history, more than half...
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A Montessori microschool for deaf students – and a sign of things to come
CLEARWATER, Fla. – More than 20 years ago, Julie Rutenberg...
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