<p class="MsoNormal">Ukrainians in Central Florida adjust to their lives in the United States as they reflect on the Russian invasion of their country one year on. Plus the College Board responds to the state’s rejection of a new AP African American Studies course. The panel discusses what might change in Florida which has one of the highest Advanced Placement course participation rates in the country. </p>

Ukrainians in Central Florida adjust to their lives in the United States as they reflect on the Russian invasion of their country one year on. Plus the College Board responds to the state’s rejection of a new AP African American Studies course. The panel discusses what might change in Florida which has one of the highest Advanced Placement course participation rates in the country.

<p>Ukrainians in Central Florida adjust to their lives in the United States as they reflect on the Russian invasion of their country one year on. Plus the College Board responds to the state’s rejection of a new AP African American Studies course. The panel discusses what might change in Florida which has one of the highest Advanced Placement course participation rates&nbsp;in the country.&nbsp;</p>

Central Florida marks one year since the Ukraine invasion

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Central Florida marks one year since the Ukraine invasion

Central Florida marks one year since the Ukraine invasion