WHEN STUDENTS SUCCEED, FLORIDA THRIVES.
FLORIDA COLLEGE ACCESS NETWORK IS THE HEART OF A MOVEMENT TO ENSURE TODAY’S STUDENTS ARE PREPARED FOR TOMORROW’S JOBS.

Florida's Career Dual Enrollment Boom Hasn't Reached Every District Yet

This report examines how career dual enrollment is functioning across Florida’s districts with participation, outcome, and district level data.

The Next Phase of Florida’s Statewide Longitudinal Data System

FCAN’s report highlights opportunities to strengthen Florida’s education and workforce data systems.

SLDS Insights From the Ground Up: Lessons From the CFEED Model

FCAN’s report examines the CFEED Model, a regional data sharing system that provides insights into how to support student progress throughout pre K-12 and into postsecondary.

The Challenge

Florida faces a talent gap, with jobs increasingly requiring an education beyond high school.  Florida must boost education attainment—especially for our most vulnerable students—so we don’t fall behind.

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Florida households struggling to make ends meet

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Working-age Floridians currently holding a postsecondary degree or credential

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Jobs requiring a degree or credential by 2031.

The Solution

Florida College Access Network partners with communities and leaders to ensure more students achieve an education beyond high school, paving the path to prosperity for Florida families and our state.

A Historic Early Start: Florida's First-Look FAFSA Dashboard Tracks Class of 2027 FAFSA Completions

A Historic Early Start: Florida’s First-Look FAFSA Dashboard Tracks Class of 2027 FAFSA Completions

The 2027-28 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opened Sept. 23, 2026, the earliest launch in the program’s history ... Read More
Central Florida is United for Tomorrow’s Workforce

Central Florida is United for Tomorrow’s Workforce

What is a 10% increase in college enrollment worth in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties? Try $1.2 billion per year ... Read More
Key Takeaways from ‘Osceola Prosper ... and Beyond: Inside the Rise of County-Funded Last Dollar Scholarships’

Key Takeaways from ‘Osceola Prosper … and Beyond: Inside the Rise of County-Funded Last Dollar Scholarships’

When Osceola County announced that every graduating senior could earn a certificate or associate degree without paying tuition, students were ... Read More

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