Florida scholarship programs set new records as enrollment soars
The 2022-23 school year got off to a strong start for education choice scholarships in the Sunshine State, with several...
Read More >Step Up For Students survey shows Florida’s private schools may soon be full
Florida’s private schools may reach full enrollment capacity in as little as three years according to data from a survey...
Read More >Florida charter school enrollment increases by 20,000 students
Charter school enrollment in the Sunshine State increased by 20,013 students in the 2021-22 school year according to data released by...
Read More >Florida corporations funded more than $500 million in scholarships in 2021-22
The Florida Tax Credit Scholarship served 85,612 low- and middle-income students last year, according to a new report from the...
Read More >Florida school owner sentenced and ordered to repay stolen scholarship money
The former owner of a South Florida daycare recently was sentenced to prison for committing fraud against the Florida Tax...
Read More >More ‘tax equity’ and higher tax burdens may not improve education
A new report from the Florida Policy Institute takes aim at the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship, which from its inception...
Read More >Don’t blame education choice for school district budget woes
With economic difficulties mounting for Florida’s school districts, budgets are tightening and competition for funds is intensifying. So is confusion....
Read More >McKay Scholarship sunsets after serving more than 500,000 Florida students
After 23 years, Florida’s oldest K-12 private school scholarship is no more. The McKay Scholarship finished its final year funding...
Read More >Home education remains a popular option in post-pandemic Florida
Families who chose home education during the pandemic not only liked the option, but may have told a few friends....
Read More >Florida’s private school enrollment eclipses 400,000 students
Florida’s private school enrollment bounced back from the pandemic stronger and healthier than ever according to the Florida Department of...
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