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WLRN Public Media | By\u00a0Natalie La Roche Pietri<\/span><\/strong><\/h4>\n

This story was originally produced by WLRN, South Florida\u2019s only public radio station at 91.3 FM, as part of a content sharing partnership with Miami\u2019s Community News. Read more at\u00a0WLRN.org.<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

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After Juliet Sanomi came to the realization that traditional public school wasn\u2019t the right setting for her son, who has autism, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She started a school where he and others like him would thrive.<\/p>\n

She began that mission 12 years ago in Plantation. The K-12 private school mostly serves students with special needs \u2014 about 85% have intellectual disabilities \u2014 with a model focused on strategies that specifically help students with disabilities succeed.<\/p>\n

\u201c\u200aThis is a program to change the life of a child who the system says is impossible,\u201d said Juliet Sanomi, the school\u2019s founder and principal. \u201cThey\u2019re now over there doing what the world says they could not do,\u201d Sanomi told WLRN. \u201cThis is home to children.\u201d<\/p>\n

But the school\u2019s future is at risk.<\/p>\n

Private school owners, like Sanomi, began facing financial struggles after the state dramatically expanded the school voucher program in 2023 and struggled to pay them in timely fashion.<\/p>\n

A\u00a0months-long WLRN investigation\u00a0revealed the state mismanaged school vouchers and was unable to accurately track student enrollment, resulting in delayed and missing funds to families and private school leaders. The program wasn\u2019t prepared to take on hundreds of thousands of new students at the time of the expansion. Now, more than 500,000 students depend on public money to pay for private schooling.<\/p>\n

Sanomi told WLRN she\u2019s had to borrow about $300,000 in loans to keep the school open since the problems began. The voucher payments she\u2019s received this school year are being used to patch the previous financial holes caused by inconsistent payments, she said.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have rent to pay, we have programs to run. We had to reduce staff because we didn\u2019t know where the next funds were coming,\u201d Sanomi said.<\/p>\n

Facing eviction, she is being forced to relocate the school.<\/p>\n

Parent Tamara Takacs has two kids with autism in Sanomi\u2019s school. Her son is in third grade, her daughter is in kindergarten.<\/p>\n

\u201cI can\u2019t imagine my kids going to another school. They\u2019re nonverbal and they suffer like tantrums all the time,\u201d Takacs, a single mom, told WLRN. \u201c\u200aIf this school doesn\u2019t exist, I don\u2019t know what I\u2019m gonna do. It\u2019ll be devastating to us.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Florida Auditor General reported in November that the state Department of Education\u2019s management of vouchers was riddled with problems, including a shortfall of millions of dollars in the 2024-25 school year.<\/p>\n

Nearly $17 million from this year\u2019s funds were released to pay families and schools affected by state mismanagement. Lawmakers are also looking to take legislative action that would change how education funding in the state is handled to prevent future chaos and mismanagement.<\/p>\n

Sanomi said these efforts are appreciated, but they don\u2019t \u201cerase the mistakes of the past.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u201cI don\u2019t have to lose the school for somebody else\u2019s mistake,\u201d she told WLRN.<\/p>\n

\u2018A myriad of accountability challenges\u2019<\/b><\/p>\n

Following the expansion of school vouchers in 2023, the state and funding organizations had about 60 days to prepare ahead of a heightened application season and school year. Step Up For Students, the largest voucher administrator in the state, went from servicing 258,000 students to 420,000 in four months. Today, it manages more than 500,000.<\/p>\n

Last fall, a state audit laid out the scope of the problem.<\/p>\n

Matthew Tracy, deputy auditor general, presented findings to the Senate\u2019s Appropriations Committee for PreK-12 education in November examining how the Florida Department of Education handled voucher funding in the 2024-25 school year.<\/p>\n

The \u201cautopsy\u201d he performed on the department\u2019s voucher handling, Tracy said, \u201cfound that the administration and oversight of state education funding was met with a myriad of accountability challenges that left the statewide funding shortfall\u2026\u201d<\/p>\n

Voucher funding organizations received $398 million more than what was originally allocated to them.<\/p>\n

Tracylisted 16 accountability challenges last school year. Among them: unexpected funding demand, missed opportunities for enrollment verification and delays in funding processing.<\/p>\n

The DOE sends the voucher money to non-profit voucher funding organizations, who then disperse it to schools and students.<\/p>\n

Tracy also gave a run-down to the PreK-12 Budget Subcommittee in the House of Representatives. At one of the multiple meetings in October, Step Up For Students CEO Gretchen Shoenhaar said the organization works very closely with the DOE.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have both a regularly scheduled meeting with them and we also speak to them frequently on an ad hoc basis when we need to,\u201d she said. \u201cWe also send a great deal of communications to the families and to the schools.\u201d<\/p>\n

Money follows where the student goes. The state tracks students by checking enrollment status. If a student\u2019s name appears in both district and private school enrollment, state law requires the student\u2019s funding be frozen to prevent duplication.<\/p>\n

\u201cSo what we are doing right now is we\u2019re working much more collaboratively with school districts than we have previously when it comes to the crosscheck process,\u201d said Adam Emerson, executive director of the Office of School of Choice, at the Nov. Senate committee meeting. \u201cWe\u2019ve basically asked school districts to take a peek under the hood, as it were, and go into our school of choice database. They can see who is about ready to receive a scholarship payment in their district\u201d (vouchers are also known as scholarships).<\/p>\n

In the 2024-25 school year, the flawed cross-check process resulted in nearly 24,000 students with frozen accounts. Of those eligible for vouchers, about 80% were on the type of voucher meant for students with disabilities.<\/p>\n

Republican state Rep. Jenna Persons-Mulicka, chair of the PreK-12 Budget Subcommittee, said officials were able to resolve around 4,000 of those frozen accounts. Nearly $17 million from this year\u2019s funds were released to the voucher funding organizations to pay those accounts.<\/p>\n

In an email to WLRN, Scott Kent, a spokesperson for Step Up For Students, said all of the voucher accounts frozen due to cross-checks in the first and second quarter of the current school year and all frozen accounts from the 2024-25 school year have been resolved.<\/p>\n

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\u201cThe students who provided documentation to prove that they were not attending public school have been cleared by the FL DOE and funded, and the remainder of the funding for the population that was not cleared has been returned to the FL DOE,\u201d Kent wrote. The organization will also continue to collaborate with the department \u201cto ensure that students who appear in public schools are not funded. Step Up continues to look for improvement opportunities to deliver the best possible experiences for our families, schools and providers.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Over the various meetings in the House and Senate, legislators were surprised to learn that part of the issue with tracking students is that not every one has a unique ID number, as required by Florida law, making it harder to track applications.<\/p>\n

Today, taxpayers are funding about 30,000 students the state can\u2019t accurately track \u2014 representing about $270 million.<\/p>\n

\u201cIn this committee I often just kinda bang my head against the wall,\u201d said state Rep. Toby Overdorf, R-Palm City. \u201cWe\u2019re out millions of dollars. Schools and parents and students are getting frustrated \u2014 we\u2019re all getting frustrated,\u201d said state Rep. Alex Rizo, R-Hialeah.<\/p>\n

Before the state knew how many students would use vouchers, DOE sent out $655 million to voucher funding organizations. In some cases, accounts shouldn\u2019t have been funded. In others, they were overfunded.<\/p>\n

The audit also found hundreds of voucher accounts for students with disabilities exceeded the maximum legal amount per year \u2014 totaling over $2.3 million by the end of the year.<\/p>\n

Patching up, moving forward<\/b><\/p>\n

The department is also working to \u2018backpay\u2019 families and educators who suffered delayed or missing payments last school year.<\/p>\n

Persons-Mulicka said millions of dollars have been released to about 85% of students missing funds from last year, as the organizations and state have worked together to pay back eligible students.<\/p>\n

But the audit said that DOE didn\u2019t have evidence that the money voucher funding organizations returned to the state is the actual amount owed. And, at times, the department would withhold the outstanding amount from future payments.<\/p>\n

Lawmakers seem determined to get the money back. However, some may have already spent it.<\/p>\n

\u201c\u200aWe\u2019re not sure how much a family spent that they weren\u2019t entitled to for last year,\u201d Persons-Mulicka told WLRN.<\/p>\n

The toll of mismanaged money has also been sizable for school districts. The Legislature released $47 million to make them whole for last year\u2019s deficits. Public schools have been confronting a drastic drop in enrollment that has resulted in less funding this school year. And the enrollment plunges are largely attributed to competition posed by the private schools, which have become more affordable to families through vouchers.<\/p>\n

The problem is the law, said Republican state Sen. Don Gaetz.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe have met the enemy and it\u2019s us,\u201d Gaetz told WLRN. \u201cThe Legislature passed this law, the Legislature engineered this law. It was done with all the best of intentions. However, now that we\u2019re a couple of years in, now we realize that we\u2019ve got to change the way that the system functions in order to be more timely, more accurate and better stewards.\u201d<\/p>\n

Gaetz has introduced legislation based on the auditor\u2019s recommendations to bring more efficiency and transparency to the biggest voucher program in the country by proposing the separation of school voucher funds from public school funds.<\/p>\n

\u201cBy mixing it all together and then trying to unscramble it, there is a system which is designed to work, but turns out to fail simply because it\u2019s hard to unscramble an egg,\u201d Gaetz said.<\/p>\n

\u201c\u2026The good news is we now know that happened so we can address it so it doesn\u2019t happen again,\u201d said Persons-Mulicka said.<\/p>\n

Florida Education Department Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas acknowledged the faults of the voucher program, but remains a staunch supporter of the state\u2019s ambitious school choice expansion.<\/p>\n

\u201cNo state in the nation has implemented a school choice or scholarship program on the scale of Florida\u2019s,\u201d he wrote in an op-ed published in the\u00a0Tampa Bay Times. \u201cThis isn\u2019t a flaw in the concept of school choice; it\u2019s a natural result of what the program was designed to encourage: student mobility.\u201d<\/p>\n

\u00a0to give DOE access to records and data kept by voucher funding organizations and would require an annual end-of-year audit of voucher programs. Plus, a return of funds to the state from inactive voucher accounts after one year.<\/p>\n

The 2026 regular legislative session will start Jan. 13.<\/p>\n

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