September 3, 2000
Test's results fluster teachers
Reports on the FCAT scores, generated by a Minnesota company, give educators no clear way to assess how their students are doing.
Art gecko
Following the lead of Chicago and its cows, Orlando leaps at the chance to display decorated lizards.
State briefs
Girl dies after sister jumps on her stomach
College program has little impact
While the Talented 20 was introduced as "ground-breaking," most students in the first class already met admission standards.
Age, experience at forefront of 12th District race
Many eyes are watching as a 26-year-old state legislator opposes a 50-year-old car dealer who has no political experience.
Success hinges on classroom, not admissions office
David Smith didn't make it into the Talented 20. Bright as he is, his grades weren't quite good enough.