The Florida House passed a wide-ranging higher education bill that, in part, would protect colleges and universities from coronavirus-related lawsuits.

Sponsor Jackie Toledo, R-Tampa, said the bill (HB 1261), passed in a 92-22 vote, “prioritizes students and families.” Some House Democrats who opposed the bill, however, expressed concerns about offering the legal protections.

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