An appeals court ruling limited enforcement of Florida’s “Stop WOKE” restrictions in K-12, while colleges remained covered by a separate permanent injunction. The update in the same legal dispute keeps attention on how Florida’s education governance statutes are being narrowed by federal constitutional rulings. The decision matters to higher education leaders because it signals continued judicial resistance to curriculum control measures targeting race- and gender-related topics. Institutions across the state are likely to keep aligning compliance processes with the narrowest possible reading of the remaining enforceable provisions.