We are clearly talking about two different things. This bill is part of an overall assault on public education by the GOP. Such a thing is very clear when taken in the context of a) everything else the GOP and their anti-public-schooling backers (e.g. DeVos family, Koch brothers) are doing and b) the very clearly intended fallout from the bill.
Shorn of context, of course, one could both a) read the bill as neutral and b) take the view that "assault" was not a relevant term for what is happening to public schooling in Florida (and elsewhere).
We are arguing from two very fundamental viewpoints. You may find my viewpoint alarmist, but I find yours naive. Let's leave it at that.
Speaking of alarmist, don't read the following if you don't want to be offended.