AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSchool Accountability Update: Florida released 2025-26 school grades, with 76% of graded schools earning an “A” or “B” and the share of “D”/“F” schools dropping to 31 from 70 the year before; district results improved too, with all 67 districts graded “A,” “B,” or “C” and no district earning a “D” or “F.” Local District Spotlight: Palm Beach County again hit an “A,” citing 93.5% graduation and strong participation in college-level coursework, including AP/IB/AICE/dual enrollment. Undocumented Students in College: Florida’s new rule requiring proof of citizenship or “lawfully present” status for public college enrollment is drawing legal pushback, with advocates vowing to challenge the policy. Vouchers Accountability Debate: A state audit raises concerns about private school voucher mismanagement and weak tracking, renewing calls for tighter transparency and consistent accountability. Policy & Safety: A new law changes when prosecutors can charge failure to report suspected child abuse, and Florida expanded swim lesson vouchers for younger kids to improve water safety. Higher Ed/Workforce: Florida’s education spending and voucher oversight remain central as lawmakers and candidates roll out new K-12 and workforce proposals.
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