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.

Understanding Career and Technical Education

FCAN’s brief, Understanding Career and Technical Education (CTE), answers common CTE questions and expands on several CTE related topics

Access FAFSA resources and help spread awareness with the #DoTheFAFSA campaign. 

FCAN’s latest report makes the case for expanding access to dual enrollment courses in Florida

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 Lively Robotics Lab Prepares High School Career Academies Students for the Future

A Lively Robotics Lab Prepares High School Career Academies Students for the Future

Tech-savvy and inquisitive students are thriving at Polk County’s Winter Haven High School Technobotics Academy. This program immerses students in ... Read More
Miami Beach Senior High School Develops Methods to Support FAFSA Completion

Miami Beach Senior High School Develops Methods to Support FAFSA Completion

During the 2024 Talent Strong Florida Summit, Florida College Access Network recognized Miami Beach Senior High School as the FAFSA ... Read More
2023-24 ADVOCACY SPOTLIGHT: LEAP TB Student Advocates Champion Universal FAFSA

2023-24 ADVOCACY SPOTLIGHT: LEAP TB Student Advocates Champion Universal FAFSA

Earlier this year, a group of 13 dynamic student advocates from the Florida College Access Network (FCAN) participated in two days of ... Read More

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