Camille Knox
Senior Editor at CBS News
senior editor @CBSNews. founder of Write Knox Press. author of "The Sweetest Fruit," available @amazon. wife + #boymom. runner. @michiganstateu grad 💚
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1 week ago |
nextstepsblog.org | Camille Knox
Around the state: Public universities are seeking agreements with the federal government to carry out immigration enforcement, the Senate Pre K-12 budget may challenge public schools, a bill in the Florida Senate examines how college and university leadership is selected, “Gulf of America” could soon make an appearance in Florida’s classrooms and Gov.
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2 weeks ago |
nextstepsblog.org | Camille Knox
Around the state: Florida’s college and universities are facing an upcoming deadline, a budget shortfall in Volusia, an early education center is closing in Pasco, families rally in Osceola about proposed special education changes and concerns abound regarding the closure of a school in Brevard.
Nationwide graduate school rankings released, private colleges could lose state tuition aid and more
2 weeks ago |
nextstepsblog.org | Camille Knox
Around the state: Students at private colleges could lose state tuition help, changes are proposed to the special education program in Osceola, some colleges are looking to enroll Hispanic students, early kindergarten registration comes with a big reward in Leon, nationwide graduate school rankings were released and discussion continues about how to classify charter schools.
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2 weeks ago |
nextstepsblog.org | Camille Knox
Around the state: Lawmakers are pursuing legislation that some say could boost book removals in Florida again, Black history was taught under a tree at Florida International University, population growth in St. John’s county has officials discussing how to handle an increase of students in classrooms and a school in Brevard may be consolidated.
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2 weeks ago |
nextstepsblog.org | Camille Knox
Around the state: A wide-ranging education bill was passed recently regarding high school diploma requirements, lawmakers are working on bills to make it easier to establish charter schools in Florida, a contract that aided the mental health of students is coming to an end in Sarasota and funding cuts loom in districts.
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