Florida Panel Weighs Plan To Allow Smaller Districts
Are small school districts better?
The answer to that question is being debated in Florida, where the state's Constitution Revision Commission is considering a proposal to allow Florida's largest school systems to break up into smaller ones.
The commission, a 37-member group that meets every 20 years to consider changes to the state constitution, has been holding a series of public hearings on the school plan and other proposals, including one to provide constitutional protection...
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