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From Plan to Progress: Executing Florida’s New School Improvement Expectations

Florida has accelerated school improvement timelines and increased expectations for implementation, progress monitoring, and measurable outcomes. Districts now face a different challenge—not writing stronger School Improvement Plans, but executing them consistently across schools.
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August 5th, 2026| 11:00 AM ET


Florida has accelerated school improvement timelines and increased expectations for implementation, progress monitoring, and measurable outcomes. Districts now face a different challenge—not writing stronger School Improvement Plans, but executing them consistently across schools.

Join Catapult Learning’s education experts for a practical executive conversation about:

  • What has changed in Florida for 2026–27
  • What district leaders are expected to demonstrate
  • How leading districts are accelerating implementation
  • Building sustainable systems—not temporary programs
  • Turning School Improvement funding into measurable student outcomes

Whether you’re leading academics, federal programs, school improvement, or district strategy, you’ll leave with practical ideas you can immediately apply.

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