Many of Florida’s rural school districts are in trouble and nowhere is the crisis more apparent than in North Florida’s Jefferson County. The district only has about eight-hundred students left and has been consistently at the bottom of the heap when it comes to academics. Now it’s in financial trouble. But as Lynn Hatter tells us, this isn’t the first time and this isn’t the only rural school district in Florida that’s at risk. Florida’s insurance regulators are considering two major rate