Florida Law Eases Zoning Regulations for Private Schools

(From The 74) New regulations by Florida lawmakers allow independent schools, including microschools, to occupy existing spaces from museums to movie theaters without seeking local government approval. The changes build on Florida’s 2023 universal school choice bill that have allowed upwards of 400,000 to 450,000 Florida students are now receiving taxpayer-supported scholarships to attend private schools, including microschools. Proponents argue this flexibility could make microschools more accessible. However, critics express concerns that the law limits local control over school zoning. 

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