Florida Citizens Alliance
Legislative Agenda
Shape the future of Florida’s education
Shape the Future of Florida’s Education
Allied for Florida Kids Agenda 2027
TRANSFORMING FLORIDA’S K-12 EDUCATION BY UNITING AND EMPOWERING TEACHERS, STUDENTS, AND PARENTS THROUGH BOLD POLICY SOLUTIONS.
Empowering Teachers, Parents, and Students:
- Ensure school grades are transparent and accurately portray schools and districts.
- Protect and expand school choice by eliminating bureaucracy and allowing for more flexibility.
- Protect parental rights and students’ data and medical privacy by requiring parental opt-in to all student surveys.
- Empower parents to choose what AI content their child can access.
- Empower parents, teachers and Florida residents by including teacher guides as part of the textbook review and adoption process.
- Provide fetal development education to equip students to make informed decisions.
Protecting Kids and Promoting the 1st Amendment:
- Protect mental health by limiting minors’ access to obscene materials in schools.
- Protect teachers by creating a “whistle-blower” program that shields whistleblowers from school district retribution.
- Require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom.
- Require transparency and informed consent with IVF to protect parents, children, and families.
2023 Legislative Agenda
1. Authorize Universal Education Savings Accounts for all Florida K-12 students and expand parental choice options and eligibility Family Empowerment and Hope Scholarships to home education.
2. A Harmful to Minors materials bill to strengthen Florida’s Obscenity chapter 847 for Minors; to prevent exposure to pornographic and sexually explicit material. These materials harm children and potentially groom them to be trafficked.
3. Expand 2022 HB 1557 to include pre-k, grades 4-8 and find a way to prohibit District Counselors and psychologists from circumventing HB 1557
4. A strong Opt-In bill putting parents in control of their child’s education. Among other things such a bill would allow parents to prevent their children from being exposed to sexually explicit materials being used in the classroom or recommended on any k-12 reading list.
5. Give voters in Florida School Districts the lawful ability to recall school board and elected Superintendents.
6. A state requirement that every school district must have a supplemental materials policy that requires any material used in the classroom to adhere to FS 1003.42, FS Chapter 847 and FS 1006.28, FS 1006.283, and all Florida Child Abuse Statutes (FS Chapter 827).
7. Expand technical education and apprentice opportunities for high school students.
8. Legislature to create a “whistle-blower” program to be administered by the Dept of Education Inspector General that protects the anonymity of district teachers and parents from district retribution.
9. Installing video cameras in public school classrooms, at sporting events and at school sponsored meetings on school property.