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Key Takeaway:Florida’s youngest students are leading the way in math, but we still have work to do as they move
Six years after graduating from Port St. Joe High School, Joel still remembers the moment that changed everything. It
Ten years ago, Laurel Hill’s agricultural program went dark. The longtime AG teacher retired, and despite the district’s efforts, no
Johnny didn’t think college was in the cards for him, until a campus visit through Futures in Focus changed his
The path to solving Florida’s healthcare workforce shortage begins long before students earn a degree, it begins in high school.
At a high school in Escambia County, students huddle around tables stacked with game boards, calculators, and mock bank forms.
For hundreds of Florida students with disabilities, one field trip changed everything. A visit to a college campus or a
When William Minnear received his acceptance letter to the University of Florida, he also received something equally life-changing—a scholarship through
On a spring evening in Okeechobee County, families filled the cafeteria for FAFSA Family Night. Over plates of spaghetti, parents
For Sofia Gonzales, the path to Duke University once seemed impossible. Even with top grades and National Merit recognition, the