fl-31374085: 6A-14.064 — The rule is being amended to add newly updated language from HB 1279 (2026) that further defines which institutions are eligible to...

31374085, 6A-14.064 - Florida Administrative Rules, Law, Code, Register - FAC, FAR, eRulemaking Home About Us Contact Us Help Florida Department of State and Division of Library and Information Services Home Advanced Search MyFLRules Rules Open for Comments Notice: 31374085 Notice of Proposed Rule Department: DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Division: State Board of Education Chapter: COMMUNITY COLLEGES Overview RULE: 6A-14.064   College Credit Dual Enrollment PURPOSE: The rule is being amended to add newly updated language from HB 1279 (2026) that further defines which institutions are eligible to participate in the dual enrollment program as well as establishing only Florida students may participate. An additional amendment describes the types of dual enrollment agreements that may be executed for the program. New language is also being included, which provides the opportunity for students who are enrolled in Department of War schools, and are children of current active-duty military parents who are also Florida residents, to participate in dual enrollment programs.

Summary

Provides guidance to postsecondary institutions regarding the dual enrollment program. RULEMAKING AUTHORITY: 1001.02(1), (2)(n), (6), 1007.271(12), F.S. LAW: 1007.271, F.S. PRINT PUBLISH DATE: 9/21/2026   Vol. 52/183

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