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www.tampabay.com — The Florida School Boards Association has decided not to appeal a ruling against the group’s challenge to Florida’s tax credit scholarship program for low-income youths.
The board of directors voted to abandon the lawsuit,” FSBA government relations director Ruth Melton told the Gradebook on Wednesday.
That move comes three weeks after Leon County judge George Reynolds III threw out the case, saying the FSBA and other plaintiffs did not have standing to bring the lawsuit. He explained that the way the program is funded, it does not use state money at all.
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