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Today is really hard, Tomorrow is our choice.

September 14, 2025January 21, 2026

  • Laura Hine
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Today is really hard, Tomorrow is our choice.

Dear friends,The violent assassination of Charlie Kirk has shaken me, our community, and our nation. Sadly, this was not an isolated act of violence—it follows assassination attempts against President Trump, the tragic murders of Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman

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Florida is facing a deficit. Because of K12 education?How can possibly that be?

May 12, 2025January 21, 2026

  • Laura Hine
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Florida is facing a deficit. Because of K12 education?How can possibly that be?

Florida is facing a deficit. The top reason is K–12 education, and oddly enough, not because of public school funding. The real problem is funding for non-public schools currently to the tune of $4 billion. Tax dollars for “universal" vouchers to

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Nation’s Report Card: How is Pinellas doing comparatively?

April 9, 2025January 21, 2026

  • Laura Hine
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Nation’s Report Card: How is Pinellas doing comparatively?

The “NAEP scores” or the Nation’s Report Card was issued the last days of January, two months ago. Many of you may have seen the headlines about how poorly the country as a whole is doing post-Covid. If you

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Does the U.S. Department of Education matter to students in Pinellas County? If so, how?

February 15, 2025January 21, 2026

  • Laura Hine
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Does the U.S. Department of Education matter to students in Pinellas County? If so, how?

Dear friends, I joined the Pinellas County School Board in 2020 and as the strategic planning, budgeting and opportunities and challenges facing our schools have risen, our school board has steadfastly led with the question: what is the impact

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