AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTeacher Shortages: Florida Education Association counts show 3,157 advertised instructional vacancies statewide and 2,379 support-staff openings as of Aug. 4, with South Florida still struggling to fill hundreds of roles. Back-to-School Support: Walt Disney World says it has donated more than 1 million school supplies to Central Florida classrooms over the past decade, continuing its annual drive for teachers and students. HIV Funding Cuts: Federal direct funding for community HIV clinics is set to end next month, including two Orange County sites, after CDC grant nonrenewals—raising concerns for testing and PrEP access. Amendment 3 Update: Florida AG James Uthmeier submitted court-ordered revised ballot language for the property tax measure after a judge said the prior title/summary read like a slogan. Student Safety & Discipline: A Sumter County family sues over alleged abuse by a teacher’s aide, while Hillsborough reports a scooter rider incident involving alleged exposure and molestation. Higher Ed Growth: FSU launched Florida’s first graduate credential in quantum science and engineering, with applications open for Spring 2027.
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