District staff said the expanded Summer Experience program served roughly 1,593 students who completed the 4-week core, showed measurable pre/post academic gains, and reached a high share of ELOP-eligible students while staff outlined refinements for 2027.

UCP Downtown leaders told the board the school's F grade followed a co‑location technicality with an OCPS Beta program and does not reflect the school's learning gains; UCP presented a detailed SIP focused on ELL gains, reading interventions, professional learning, math practice and attendance supports for high‑needs students.

Jeannie Wise of UF’s Lastinger Center told the House subcommittee the Florida Tutoring Advantage pilot served about 3,500 K–5 students and found participating students scored roughly 11 scale-score points higher in math and 10 points higher in reading on end-of-year progress monitoring; the program now aims to serve about 80,000 K–5 students statewide with outcomes-based vendor contracts.