AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHigher Ed Assessment: University of West Florida is using National Survey of Student Engagement data to identify barriers to high-impact practices, building toolkits and workshops through HIP liaisons to boost student participation. Higher Ed Assessment: Florida A&M also highlighted how it packages NSSE/FSSE results into clearer, campus-wide reports to drive engagement and action across departments. Local Impact on Education Budgets: Florida city and county officials are warning that a potential property tax change tied to Amendment 3 could force cuts to services that students and families rely on, including parks and community programs. Student Access & Graduation: Broward County Public Schools and Acceleration Academies opened a second tuition-free public high school in Deerfield Beach, using a hybrid, year-round model to help students ages 14–20 earn diplomas. Healthcare Access for Students/Families: Proposed Medicare reimbursement cuts for hip and knee replacements could raise Florida wait times from weeks to months, affecting retirees and families across the state. Community Learning Programs: Calusa Waterkeeper is enrolling for its Fall 2026 Ranger Academy, a hands-on training program to prepare volunteers to monitor and advocate for local water quality.
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