Florida Students Now Need Permission to Use Nicknames

Aug 10, 2023

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Florida Students Now Need Parental Permission to Use Nicknames, ‘Alternate’ Names Under New Ron DeSantis Rule

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Parents must give permission for Florida teachers to use kids’ nicknames

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Now Some Florida Students Need Parental Permission to Use Nicknames

Florida Students Now Need Parental Permission to Use Nicknames, ‘Alternate’ Names Under New Ron DeSantis Rule

Parents must give permission for Florida teachers to use kids’ nicknames

Some Florida counties requiring permission from parents before teachers call kids by their nicknames

Florida Students Now Need Permission to Use Nicknames

Do students need permission to use their nickname in class? Florida will now require parents consent first

Florida schools roll out consent forms for student nicknames

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