After a state commission found out that nearly 200 schools, including many charter schools, have not had armed security as required by state law, commissioners urged the Florida Department of Education to “name names and name people” to try to force compliance.

Within two hours, Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran agreed to publicly name noncompliant school districts at a news conference if they do not comply with all school-safety mandates by Aug. 1.

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