On tonight's program: Despite the legislature’s past efforts, property insurance rates in Florida are not dropping. Now lawmakers are planning to give it another go in a special session and maybe beyond; There’s a bit of good news about the state of Northwest Florida’s world-famous oyster beds; The controversy over what books can and can’t be included in public school libraries rages on; Florida approves new public school learning materials from a source that seems to have a very specific religious viewpoint; New state rules also seem to be putting a crimp on what can and can’t be said on public college and university campuses in Florida; And we hear the story of "Surf Skate Science" and what some see as an educational renaissance in Florida.
Unconventional education thrives in post-pandemic South Florida
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Science lesson at the beach? In post-pandemic South Florida, unconventional education thrives
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Florida Couple Teaches Homeschooled Kids Science at Skatepark and While Surfing at the Beach
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