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DeSantis administration allows Florida veterans without degrees to teach in schools

By Jeremiah Poff
Published July 21, 2022 9:21pm ET
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DeSantis administration allows Florida veterans without degrees to teach in schools
The Florida Department of Education has moved to allow military veterans and their spouses without a college degree to serve as teachers in public schools a month after state Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation allowing the practice. The new directive permits military veterans and their spouses who completed at least 48 months of military service […]


The Florida Department of Education has moved to allow military veterans and their spouses without a college degree to serve as teachers in public schools a month after state Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation allowing the practice.

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