Foundation for Florida's Future

Aligning education with workforce needs starts with math. A new interactive report from the Florida Chamber Foundation connects Florida’s most in-demand careers directly to the math competencies students need to succeed—reinforcing why K–12 math instruction is a statewide priority.

Improving math outcomes isn’t just about academics. It’s about strengthening Florida’s future talent pipeline.

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Top 30 High-Demand Careers in Florida: Math Skills Edition – Florida Chamber of Commerce Top 30 High-Demand Careers in Florida | 2033 Projections About Statewide Top 30 By Region Top 30 High-DemandCareers in Florida: Math Skills Edition Projections through 2033 — the occupations with …

“There is no such thing as a uniform kid and there is no such thing as a uniform school,” Jeronte said Wednesday during a Pinellas Park press conference denouncing the lawsuit filed earlier this month by the union and seven parents from across Florida. “Please put politics aside and give us the freedom to choose.”

Voucher, charter school backers urge Florida teachers union to end lawsuit The constitutional challenge to the programs could impact the education of nearly 1 million children.

"When the funding follows the student, parents are in the driver’s seat. Their preferences should determine the education landscape."

Florida’s school choice is redefining public education in a good way | Column Nearly a million students on a choice scholarship or enrolled in a charter school.

Today, we pause to remember those who lost their lives in service to their country and honor the sacrifice they made. We are grateful today and always.

"Interpreting Florida’s Constitution to mandate a zero-sum view of education is wrong as a matter of law, wrong as a matter of policy and ultimately bad for Florida’s children."

Florida’s school vouchers are working. That’s why they’re being sued | Opinion Interpreting Florida’s Constitution to mandate a zero-sum view of education is wrong.

"Florida must remain focused on the future of every child, and I believe our families, not special interest groups, will always prevail."

Commentary: Families deserve school choice. Reject union lawsuit | Jeb Bush The former governor writes that the Florida Education Association’s lawsuit seeking to eliminate school-choice programs takes away families’ freedom to seek a high-quality education.

Powerful scenes today at the Florida State Capitol, where families and students whose lives have been changed by school choice spoke out against a new lawsuit that threatens public charter schools and private school choice in the state.

We won't go back to the days of one-size-fits-all education. No matter where they live or how much money they have, parents should be able to access schooling that meets their kids' needs.

Florida should continue moving forward, not turn back the clock on education. The Florida Education Association’s latest lawsuit threatens the scholarship and charter programs Florida families and students rely on.

Today, local families gathered to say: "My School, My Choice—Just Drop It!" We won't let special interests take away our children's opportunities. Share if you stand with Florida families! 🛡️📚

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"This lawsuit is a desperate attempt to undermine the nation’s largest and most successful school choice programs and bar parents from making decisions about where and how their children are educated."

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Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush on Special Interest Lawsuit Attempting to Undermine Parental Choice “Florida families deserve a diverse system of choice, not for special interest groups to constantly stand in their way of making that choice."