Andrew Atterbury
Education Reporter, Florida Pro at POLITICO
I cover education policy in Florida with @politicofl so you don’t have to. Formerly TCPalm (USA Today) and Standard-Times (West Texas)
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4 days ago |
politico.com | Andrew Atterbury
Santa Ono was met with outright opposition from Republicans including Sen. Rick Scott, Reps. Byron Donalds and Greg Steube, and Donald Trump Jr. over DEI. Santa Ono addresses the media on July 13, 2022. Florida’s flagship university now must restart a presidential search from square one as uncertainty surrounds what’s next for Ono, who only weeks ago led one of the country’s top universities.
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2 months ago |
politico.com | Andrew Atterbury
The issue has emerged as a GOP point of pride in the state, where Republicans seek to lead on compliance with the federal designation. State senators advanced a bill Monday requiring Florida agencies and local schools to update geographic materials to rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America.
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2 months ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Andrew Atterbury |Danny Nguyen
Happy Thursday, Illinois. It’s Danny again, back for Day Four hosting this good ship Playbook.But first, our Andrew Atterbury brings you a familiar face in a new place, writing from Tallahassee, Florida, where today’s expected high of 68 degrees is slightly higher than Chicago’s 39 degrees. FAMILIAR NAME: A fixture in Illinois politics is attempting a comeback — nearly 1,000 miles away.Former Illinois state Sen.
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2 months ago |
politico.com | Andrew Atterbury |Danny Nguyen
Happy Thursday, Illinois. It’s Danny again, back for Day Four hosting this good ship Playbook. But first, our Andrew Atterbury brings you a familiar face in a new place, writing from Tallahassee, Florida, where today’s expected high of 68 degrees is slightly higher than Chicago’s 39 degrees. Jim Oberweis, speaking to reporters when he was an Illinois state senator, is now running for office in Florida.
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2 months ago |
politico.com | Andrew Atterbury
Lawmakers in Arkansas this week passed a bill allowing schools to hold raffles to generate more cash for sports programs. Georgia and Alabama are pursuing legislation that would exempt student athletes from paying income tax to sweeten the pot for players considering colleges in their states. But Florida’s Legislature — one of the first to enact a name, image and likeness policy — appears unlikely to change its law this year or kick in new funding.
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RT @fineout: Marva Johnson, whose candidacy for FAMU presidency has been criticized by FAMU alumni who are suspicious of her ties to GOP po…
Pensacola shake up: UWF prez Martha Saunders is resigning a month after @GovRonDeSantis told the school to “buckle up” for big changes Last week UWF was criticized by Florida’s DOGE team over a federal grant that was promptly cancelled by NSF https://t.co/MUa06SxKdp
RT @fineout: Inbox: House Speaker Pérez says budget framework has blown up because President Albritton is “breaking” pledge to pass House t…
