Judge Roasts Reachers Union Hysterics Over Florida Curriculum Transparency

Florida’s teachers unions have just gone 0 for 2 in their recent bid to stop Florida’s groundbreaking education reforms.

While Vice President Kamala Harris and teachers union boss Randi Weingarten unsuccessfully sought to smear the state’s new social studies standards this past week, the unions suffered an even bigger curricular defeat this summer over the state’s new online curriculum transparency law.

Earlier this year, the state’s teachers union – the Florida Education Association (FEA) – filed to block the implementation of Florida’s 2022 online curriculum transparency legislation, which requires each public school district to “publish on its website, in a searchable format prescribed by the department, a list of all instructional materials” and a “list of all materials maintained in the school library media center or required as part of a school or grade-level reading list.”

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Matt Beienburg is the director of education policy at the Goldwater Institute. He also serves as director of the institute’s Van Sittert Center for Constitutional Advocacy.