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What happens to students with significant cognitive disabilities after they graduate? For too many, the answer has been a quiet
Through support from The Able Trust and the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations, students at Palm Beach Lakes Community High
Throughout the month of March, Amscot customers, together with support from Amscot, raised $126,005.62 through the annual “Just A Dollar”
The story of the Consortium began long before it formally became a nonprofit organization, when Florida’s education leaders recognized an
The Consortium’s 2026 Spring Conference brought together members from across the state for two days of learning, collaboration, and forward-thinking
In just four months, a third-grade student at Lena Vista Elementary gained 32 reading points, moving from Achievement Level 1
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Watch the Announcement Live The Public Education Foundation of Marion County (PEFMC) has been awarded a $100,000 Career Catalyst grant
The Consortium hosted its annual Legislative Reception in Tallahassee, bringing together education foundation leaders, legislators, and partners during Florida’s Legislative
For many students with disabilities, the biggest barrier to college or career pathways isn’t ability, it’s visibility. If you’ve never