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Pasco County and Florida education reporter for the Tampa Bay Times and tampabay.com
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School districts fought higher lawsuit liability caps. DeSantis listened. Original

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By Jeffrey Solochek Verified
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
The big story: For years, critics of Florida’s sovereign immunity laws have contended that the concept of not holding local governments financially responsible for legal actions is a historic relic. During their spring session, lawmakers overwhelmingly supported a proposal long in the making to increase the caps on the amounts that school districts, municipalities and other agencies pay per incident. School officials were among those who lobbied hard against the measure (HB 145).
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Florida amplía sus estándares anticomunistas con nueva lección sobre Cuba

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By Jeffrey Solochek Verified
| Centro Tampa Verified
La gran noticia: Los estudiantes de Florida aprenderán sobre la acusación formal presentada en mayo contra el expresidente cubano Raúl Castro como parte del creciente plan de estudios anticomunista del estado. Sin hacer comentarios, la Junta Estatal de Educación modificó el martes 30 de junio sus estándares de estudios sociales para incluir información sobre el presunto papel de Castro en el derribo en 1996 de dos aviones de Brothers to the Rescue.
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Did Florida schools earn too many A’s and B’s? Original

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By Jeffrey Solochek Verified
| Tampa Bay Times Verified
The big story: Florida officials cheered Wednesday’s release of 2026 school grades, in which 76% earned an A or B, with 60% increasing their mark or maintaining an A. “Florida continues to prove that high expectations, expanded school choice and strong accountability produce real results for students,” outgoing education commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas said in a released statement.
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