AGP Executive Report
Last update: 26 minutes agoSchool Meals Policy Shift: Miami-Dade is ending universal free breakfast and lunch at many schools, with 121 campuses still covered under the federal Community Eligibility Provision while students at other sites will need free/reduced applications. Back-to-School Food Access: National experts warn more children could lose free meals this fall as SNAP rolls drop, which can also shrink eligibility for the CEP. Property Tax Ballot Fix: Gov. Ron DeSantis says Florida won’t appeal a judge’s ruling that Amendment 3 ballot language was defective; the Attorney General must redraft the title/summary for the November vote. Back-to-School Shopping: Florida’s monthlong sales tax holiday runs through Aug. 20, with districts starting Aug. 10 for most counties. Higher Ed & Media: UF’s College of Journalism and Communications and Saga Communications announced a seven-year partnership starting Sept. 1 to expand student learning and broadcast/media sales opportunities. Early Learning: A Treasure Coast VNA dementia program is helping families manage care at home with education, care coordination, and respite support. Charter School Legal Fight: A Jewish foundation is suing to open a religious charter school in Oklahoma, challenging a state ban on public funding for religious schools.
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