University of Tampa Launching Doctoral in Nursing Practice Program
Looking to recruit advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) based in the Sunshine State, the new program will be mostly online with three campus visits. The program will take six semesters to complete 30 credit hours.
John Rutherford Honored for His Work Against School Violence
Rutherford’s proposal would reauthorize the 2001 Secure Our Schools program and send $50 million to schools around the nation for school safety.
Daytona State College Making Strides Towards Top FCS Status
Where FCS schools place in the rankings help determines it final budget as incentives are in play.
Bill Nelson, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Want Cancer Patients to Be Able to Defer Student Loan...
The bill has been before the U.S. House Education and the Workforce Committee for more than a year now but Ros-Lehtinen has rounded up more than 65 cosponsors.
FAMU President Larry Robinson Names to National STEM Advisory Panel
The new national advisory panel was created to encourage U.S. scientific and technological innovations in education.
Florida Coalition of School Board Members Accuses Some School Districts of Grade Inflation
The FCSBM focused on Duval County in one of the reports it released on Tuesday.
Marco Rubio Warns About Chinese Spying Through Technology for Colleges and Universities
Rubio paired up with U.S. Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., to send a letter to U.S. Education Sec. Betty DeVos about Chinese state-directed Huawei Technologies partnering up with higher ed institutions which, they insisted, could be a security problem.
Marco Rubio, Elizabeth Warren Team Up to Help Student Loan Borrowers
Their legislation would ensure states can’t suspend, revoke or deny professional, teaching and drivers’ licenses if people are behind or have defaulted on their student loans.
Lake County Schools to Arm Some Staff
According to the district, 30 administrators responded in informal polling and said they would be interested in carrying firearms to protect their school.
