U.S. Sen. Rick Scott is weighing in on the state’s emergent battle with the College Board, saying he believes there is a state role in “holding them accountable.”
Scott’s comments, made during an interview with WIOD of Fort Lauderdale, responded to a question as to whether there should be a “national standard” or a “state by state” decision on such matters.
“I think we ought to push these decisions down to the most local level we can. So there’s things that the federal government ought to be involved in. But the reality is, you know, state government’s closer to you than federal
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