Ron DeSantis signed HB 1361 in Florida

Governor Florida, Ron DeSantisRecently signed Five bills Focused on education sector. Among these, the HB 1361 Its focus on expansion stands out Access to education through scholarships. The legislation, approved by the Senate in April, provides more scope New World ScholarshipStudents enrolled in the Voluntary Kindergarten Program (VPK) with disabilities in literacy or mathematics benefit according to their progress assessments.

HB 136: Expanding educational opportunities with AI

The HB 1361Promoted by Republican Rep. John Temple of Wildwood, Florida will mark a change in education. From July 1, 2024. The new law contemplates expanding the New World Scholarship Grants to School Districts For implementation Artificial intelligence To support students and teachers, establish clear requirements for its use.

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The HB 1361 Not only does the New Worlds Scholarship expand educational opportunities, but it also gives the Lastinger Center key responsibilities in promoting early learning and literacy. Appointed as the administrator of the New Worlds Reading Initiative and the New Worlds Tutoring Program, the Center is responsible for the development of programs aimed at raising learning standards in critical areas such as literacy and mathematics. Additionally, an innovative scholarship program has been established for personalized training and professional development for teachers using artificial intelligence platforms that will provide a significant boost to educational quality in Florida.

De Sandys signed HB1589 into law

In the last hours, D. Sandys HB1589 was signed into law, was recently enacted after being approved by both houses of state and marked a significant change in penalties for driving without a valid driver’s license in the state.

According to an official statement from Governor DeSantis’ office, the recently approved Florida law is “proposed to be the strongest law in the nation. Illegal immigration“. This regulation operates in part on licenses issued by other states, such as Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Vermont, that are made for unauthorized immigrants and are “not for federal identification” or “privileges only.” The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles deems these licenses invalid, Imposes fines and penalties on those who use them to drive in the state.