Governor Ron DeSantis announced Florida's participation in the Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit to enhance school choice, starting January 1, 2027.
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Broward schools' 2026 graduations retain 2025 venues after community feedback, with Hard Rock Live hosting the three largest ceremonies on June 1.
Florida's apprenticeship programs saw a 70% increase under Governor DeSantis, with 25,000 active apprentices and an average exit wage of $28 per hour.
Trump Accounts provide $1,000 to newborns born during Trump's term, invested until age 18. Eligibility: U.S. citizens born 2025-2028, with a Social Security number.
Florida lawmakers push for campus security reforms after FSU shooting, including armed guardians and active assailant response plans, echoing Parkland measures.
Florida may ban hiring foreign H-1B faculty at public universities for a year, potentially impacting science departments reliant on specialized international talent.
Patrick Thaw, a Myanmar native, was left stranded in Singapore after Trump's travel ban, disrupting his studies at the University of Michigan.
Florida's 2026 Black History Month contests, open to K-12 students, include art and essay entries with prizes like scholarships and gift cards.
Florida's newest park, Shoal River Headwaters, opens for hiking and wildlife viewing, enhancing conservation and recreation in DeFuniak Springs.
Broward schools face a $5M shortfall after tax collector Abbey Ajayi's office withholds funds, impacting teacher pay and student services amid budget woes.