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Principal Leadership Awards Roundtable Summary 2024

The Principal Leadership Awards recognize principals who have made a significant impact on student achievement, especially in the face of challenges. Each year, a roundtable discussion is held where the award-winning principals share their insights and answer questions about their successful strategies. This year, we are proud to feature 15 exceptional principals who have excelled in their roles.

This report explores the transformative practices that empower schools, especially those serving at-risk student populations, to surpass educational expectations. The roundtable discussions shed light on key issues like recruiting and retaining high-quality teachers, cultivating productive school environments, and building robust community ties. By integrating these real-world insights with rigorous educational research, the report provides practical recommendations that can influence educational policies and enhance student outcomes throughout the state.

We encourage educators, school administrators, and community leaders to download and review this report. It not only demonstrates the profound impact of committed leadership but also serves as a foundational resource for improving educational practices across Florida.

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Florida TaxWatch Provides Analysis of the Governor’s Property Tax Amendment and Legislation, Recommends Florida Taxation and Budget Reform Commission Lead Debate

Florida TaxWatch Provides Analysis of the Governor’s Property Tax Amendment and Legislation, Recommends Florida Taxation and Budget Reform Commission Lead Debate

The Florida Legislature is meeting in special session to consider Governor DeSantis’ proposed constitutional amendment and linked legislation to provide significant property tax relief to Florida homeowners. The proposal has many provisions, but the main ones would increase the homestead exemption to $150,000, beginning January 1, 2027, and then increase it to $250,000, beginning January 1, 2028. This exemption will apply to all property taxes. In addition, the cap on the annual increase in the assessment of non-homestead properties would be reduced from 10% to 5%, but this change would not apply to school property tax levies. Any property taxes remaining after the changes would be restricted to being used solely for core services such as public safety, education, infrastructure, debt, and retirement benefits.

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