Summary

TWO STATE SENATORS ARE WEIGHING IN WITH THEIR OWN PLAN TO IMPROVE FLORIDA'S EDUCATION SYSTEM SENATORS JIM SCOTT AND DONALD SULLIVAN ARE CALLING FOR MORE LEEWAY FOR TEACHERS TO DISCIPLINE STUDENTS, INCREASE IN TEACHER ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS AND PRIORITIZING SPENDING OF AVAILABLE FUNDS

Source CONUS Archive
Record ID 51331
Story Slug EDUCATION REFORM (12/13/1995)
Format VOSOT
Date 12/13/1995
Archive Time 6:55
TRT :40
Supers TALLAHASSEE SEN JIM SCOTT/SENATE PRESIDENT SEN DONALD SULLIVAN/(R) SEMINOLE
Description TWO STATE SENATORS ARE WEIGHING IN WITH THEIR OWN PLAN TO IMPROVE FLORIDA'S EDUCATION SYSTEM SENATORS JIM SCOTT AND DONALD SULLIVAN ARE CALLING FOR MORE LEEWAY FOR TEACHERS TO DISCIPLINE STUDENTS, INCREASE IN TEACHER ACCOUNTABILITY FOR RESULTS AND PRIORITIZING SPENDING OF AVAILABLE FUNDS
Script TWO FLORIDA STATE SENATORS UNVEIL THEIR PLAN TO IMPROVE FLORIDA'S PUBLIC EDUCATIO (VO) SENATE PRESIDENT JIM SCOTT AND EDUCATION CHAIRMAN DON SULLIVAN SAY FLORIDA'S STUDENTS AREN'T CUTTING IT THE TWO WANT TO INCREASE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTSAND ALLOW FOR MORE CHARTER SCHOOLS IN THE STATE THEY ARE ALSO INTERESTED IN A LONGER YEAR (SOT)(SOT) SCOTT AND SULLIVAN DID NOT SAY HOW THE LEGISLATURE WOULD COME UP WITH THE MONEY TO PAY FOR THEIR PROPOSAL
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