Some Florida lawmakers are looking at nixing decades-old school regulations after the passage of HB 1, which expanded the state’s school voucher programs, invalidating the need for some of Florida’s accountability laws, according to conservative lawmakers.
Workshops were held last week by the Senate Education Pre-K-12 Committee and the House Education Quality Subcommittee to address deregulation efforts brought about after the passage of HB 1 where lawmakers discussed several recommendations they say will ensure school districts are using their time and money more wisely.
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