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Hendry County superintendent says Bright Futures legislation could hurt students college chances
Published: April 28, 2021 11:02 PM EDT
Updated: April 28, 2021 11:22 PM EDT
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An education leader in Southwest Florida is speaking out against proposed legislation of a vital scholarship.
Superintendent Michael Swindle of Hendry County District Schools says proposed changes to the Bright Futures Scholarship by state lawmakers could hurt students looking for a chance at college.
The upcoming state budget calls for the removal of a $600 stipend from Bright Futures. Tens of thousands of students each year are awarded Florida Bright Futures based on their GPA. Depending on the scholarship, the state pays 75% to 100% of their college tuition and fees.
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What bright future? Some Bay County students fret about college options under Florida bill Tony Mixon, The News Herald
PANAMA CITY Some former and current Bay County students are concerned about legislators proposed changes to the Florida Bright Futures program.
Florida Senate Bill 86, they say, will leave many students with fewer options to attend college.
The proposed modifications to the program would require students to view a dashboard after their first year of college that shows the career prospects for their major. That was a modification made following pushback an earlier version of the bill, which favored students who chose degrees geared toward employment. The earlier version would have also denied or reduced scholarships for those who choose majors that are less fruitful.