Fla. Sued Over Educational Adequacy
A group of civil rights organizations is suing the state of Florida on behalf of thousands of schoolchildren they say are failing to receive an adequate education.
The lawsuit, filed Jan. 4 by a coalition that includes the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the League of United Latin American Citizens, is the latest in a string of cases against such states as Alabama, North Carolina, and Ohio over the...
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