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The Osceola County School Board is considering a flex schedule for high school students that would have classes starting at 3 p.m. The teachers’ union opposes the idea.
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The top prosecutor for Orange and Osceola County cited her opposition to the death penalty as the reason for her decision.
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Osceola County leaders will meet Wednesday to address a growing homeless population. Some are pushing for a one-stop crisis center open 24 hours.
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New figures show the high school graduation rate in Osceola County is higher than the statewide rate. 90.7’s Crystal Chavez looks at what the school district is doing right.
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The head of Osceola County Schools says she sees no end in sight to the arrival of students fleeing Puerto Rico. There are nearly 1,850 since Hurricanes Irma and Maria.
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Thirty minutes to eat lunch. Some Osceola High School students say that’s not enough time.
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Education for Floridians with special needs has a particular significance for Senate President Andy Gardiner. He joins the program to talk about a new law that expands opportunities for those with special needs. Also, an Osceola County teacher explains the growing need for teachers who speak Spanish. And Beacon College president George Hagerty talks about the challenges of taking on students with learning disabilities.
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The Orange and Osceola County public defender is urging residents to ask why more of their kids between five and ten years old are being arrested than in any other part of the state.