Parents Call for Fairness and Uniformity for Students

No matter the method in which a child receives their education, the Florida constitution demands a basic set of uniform standards, expectation and transparency. With this lawsuit we are simply asking for accountability, transparency and a basic set of educational standards, which is what every parent wants – regardless of where they choose to send their children. Floridians have made it clear we should be strengthening not abandoning our public schools.

  • We Thank Teachers. Then We Undermine Them. Four Fixes.

    “Teachers do not need one more week of being called heroes while being treated as shock absorbers for every systemic failure. They need systems worthy of their expertise. The most meaningful message any school board, state legislature, or college of education could send this May is simple: Your job will be protected. Your pay will be professional. Your time will be respected. Your preparation will match the depth of the work.”

    by Earlisha Whitfield, Ph.D., assistant professor of Reading, University of Central Florida; Caroline Pratt-Marrett, Ph.D., senior lecturer, University of Central Florida; Amanda Wilkerson, Ed.D., associate professor of Higher Education, University of Central Florida

  • Families Deserve Strong Schools—and a System They Can Count On 

    “Parents can only make the best decisions for their children if they have clear, consistent, and complete information. Transparency isn’t a burden; it’s what makes real choice possible. But this isn’t just about fairness between school types. It’s about the strength of the system itself.”

    by Andrew Spar, President, Florida Education Association 

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