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| District | Enrollment | Schools | Avg. Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
1 Okaloosa County School District Fort Walton Beach | 31,055 | 49 | 3.0 |
2 School District Of Lee County Fort Myers | 101,339 | 126 | 2.0 |
3 | 74,395 | 88 | 2.0 |
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Reported Incidents
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Florida restores 'woke' math books
Alleged statewide incident in Florida
Florida's education department reinstated K-12 math textbooks. This decision followed publishers agreeing to remove content identified as politically left-leaning. The state aims to ensure instructional materials align with its educational standards.
LGBTQ+ Books in Florida Schools
Alleged statewide incident in Florida
A corporation is reportedly organizing efforts to challenge a state law regarding classroom instruction on sexual expression and gender identity. This involves the distribution of LGBTQ+ themed books to elementary schools. The initiative aims to influence educational content for young students.
District hides student gender transition
Alleged statewide incident in Florida
A Florida school district's guide for LGBTQ+ youth is accused of suggesting that parents can be kept uninformed about their child's gender transition. An advocacy group also claims the district is promoting transgenderism to students.
District Gender Policy Criticized
Alleged statewide incident in Florida
A Florida school district's gender identity policies, which permit students to use bathrooms aligning with their gender identity, have drawn criticism. An educator expressed concerns that these policies are not supportive or safe for students.
Sex-ed: 'People with a vulva'
Alleged statewide incident in Florida
A Florida school's 6th-grade sex education lesson describes girls as "people with a vulva." The curriculum also states that individuals can have reproductive parts that do not match their identity. This approach to sex education has generated controversy.