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SB 1100FLORIDA · STATEWIDESession 2026dead
High Impact

Proposed Changes to Charter School Sponsorship and Funding

Original title: Charter Schools

March 13, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

The bill shifts control of specific local school tax dollars from district school boards to colleges and universities when they sponsor a 'job engine' charter school, directly impacting the funding available to local school districts.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

Florida College System institutions

They are granted new authority to sponsor charter schools and receive tax revenue from school districts.

State universities

They are granted new authority to sponsor job engine charter schools and receive tax revenue from school districts.

School district school boards

They lose tax revenue when a school within their district is converted to a job engine charter school sponsored by a college or university.

What changed

Last recorded activity March 13, 2026.

What's next

Introduced.

Background

  • The Florida College System consists of 28 public colleges that provide workforce education and associate degrees. context

Summary

This bill allows Florida College System institutions and state universities to sponsor 'job engine' charter schools and mandates that local school district tax revenue from the school's be redirected to these new sponsors. It also establishes procedures for converting existing public schools into these specialized charter schools.

Key Facts

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Why It Matters

The bill shifts control of specific local school tax dollars from district school boards to colleges and universities when they sponsor a 'job engine' charter school, directly impacting the funding available to local school districts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can any school become a 'job engine' charter school?
No, private, parochial, and home education programs are ineligible. Only existing public schools can apply for conversion to charter status.
Who receives the tax money if a school converts?
The sponsor of the (the Florida College System institution or state university) receives the taxes levied by the school district within that school's .
What happens if a college or university denies a charter application?
They must provide written notice of the denial within 10 days of the meeting, including specific reasons and supporting documentation.

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Lobbying Activity

on behalf of Horizon Charter School

2026

Senate LDAView filing →

on behalf of Charter School Leaders-FL, Inc.

2026

Senate LDAView filing →

on behalf of Charter School Leaders-FL, Inc.

2026

Senate LDAView filing →

on behalf of Horizon Charter School

2026

Senate LDAView filing →

on behalf of Florida Charter School Alliance

2026

Senate LDAView filing →

on behalf of Florida Charter School Alliance

2026

Senate LDAView filing →

RED MAPLE CONSULTING, LLC

on behalf of SKYROCKET EDUCATION SERVICES

THE WAYFINDER GROUP

on behalf of NATIONAL ALLIANCE FOR PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS

TIDAL STRATEGIES, LLC

on behalf of THE CHARTER INSTITUTE AT ERSKINE

LODESTONE DC

on behalf of RED MAPLE CONSULTING, LLC (ON BEHALF OF SKYROCKET EDUCATION SERVICES)

Sponsors

Discoveries

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policy shift100% confidence

Expansion of Charter Sponsorship

The bill significantly expands the pool of potential charter school sponsors beyond traditional school boards to include higher education institutions.

Connected Entities

Sources

Open source document

openstates.org

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  • Significance85
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  • Controversy75
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  • Entertainment10
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  • Buzz20
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