Florida’s First District Court of Appeal has agreed with the trial court against a group of parents who complained the state had violated its constitutional role to fund an “an efficient, safe, secure and uniform high-quality education.” The case, filed in 2009, questioned whether the Legislature and executive branch did enough to meet the “paramount duty” in serving children’s educational needs. On Wednesday, the appellate court released its ruling that the question was not for the judicial branch to decide.
