This new policy coming from Florida schools has parents, students, and professionals concerned.
A student-athlete physical evaluation containing student’s reproductive health data drew criticism from parents and advocates earlier this week when it became
clear that the software used to collect the information was not one guaranteed to protect student privacy — particularly in the aftermath of Roe v Wade being overturned.
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Form that asks Florida student-athletes about their menstrual history sparks calls for changeA Florida school district is seeking to change a state medical form that asks student-athletes about their menstrual history, following criticism from some physicians and parents who say it puts students at risk in the post-Roe v. Wade era.
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School absentees storing up problems for decades - HalfonThe Education Select Committee chair raises concerns over the number of pupils absent from schools.
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Florida Teen Athletes Asked To Report Information On Menstrual Cycles To Third PartyThe Florida High School Athletic Association has introduced an online form run by a third-party software company that asks female athletes various questions about their menstrual cycles, sparking concerns over privacy in a post-Roe v. Wade world. What do you think?
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School shooter chose Valentine’s Day to ruin it foreverFlorida school shooter Nikolas Cruz calmly told a psychologist he picked Valentine’s Day for his massacre to ruin the holiday for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students forever.
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School shooter chose Valentine's Day to ruin it foreverFlorida school shooter Nikolas Cruz calmly told a psychologist he picked Valentine’s Day for his massacre to ruin the holiday for Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School students forever
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UF committee’s pick of Republican Sen. Ben Sasse as next school president irks some students, alumniAs students and faculty celebrate homecoming this week, there’s controversy around a University of Florida committee’s pick for the school’s next president.
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