Florida Once Rewarded Academic Success. Now It Prorates It.
After parents and students pushed back against proposed cuts to academic acceleration funding last year, Florida lawmakers promised…
“Whatever could go wrong, Has gone wrong”
Florida’s rapidly expanding voucher program effectively bankrupted the K–12 funding formula in 2024–25, resulting in a $47 million deficit. Today,…
Florida’s Quiet Attack on AP, IB, and Dual Enrollment: A Temporary Win—and a Warning
When Florida lawmakers tried to balance the K–12 budget—strained by an estimated $4 billion in voucher costs this year—they…
Call To Action Before The upcoming Budget Session
Here’s the situation with K-12 funding in Florida’s upcoming extended legislative session: Families are frustrated over $292 million in…
They Had One Job…
2025 Florida Legislative Session Recap: Budget Breakdown & Education Update The only bill the Florida Legislature is constitutionally…
Florida’s Budget Crisis: Tax-Funded Vouchers Set to Defund Public Schools and Cut Advanced Programs
Florida Legislators are Poised to Fully Funding Vouchers While DeFunding Advanced Placement and Other Advanced Coursework in Florida’s…
It Could Have Been Worse: An Update on Florida’s 2024 Session
Florida’s 2024 Legislative Session ended, on time, on Friday, March 8th. It wasn’t the worst year for education…
Florida Legislature Poised to Give Preferential Treatment to Charter Schools With Conservative Political Agendas
Florida currently has over 726 charter schools in 46 (out of 67) school districts. Of those, just 2.5%…
Legislative Session Starts Next Week in Florida
Florida’s 2024 Legislative Session begins next week, on January 9th, and is scheduled to last 60 days. What…
Meet Florida’s New Senate Education Committee
Committee Weeks for Florida’s 2023 Legislative Session start this week and Florida’s new Senate Education Pre-K-12 Committee is…
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