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Many Pieces of the Puzzle… SHEEO Higher Education Policy Conference Frank T. Brogan, Chancellor August 2011

Florida’s Educational Oversight Entities Board of Governors 11 public universities State Board of Education PreK–12 28 Community Colleges, Colleges and State Colleges Career and Adult Education 369 Private, for- profit, institutions (Commission for Independent Education) Independent Colleges and Universities of Florida (ICUF) 29 not-for-profit, private institutions

Higher Education Coordinating Council Business & Industry Independent Colleges & Universities Commission for Independent Education (DOE) Department of Education Florida College System (DOE) State University System Higher Education Coordinating Council The Higher Education Coordinating Council makes recommendations to the Legislature, the State Board of Education, and the Board of Governors regarding the State’s unmet educational needs and facilitates solutions to disputes regarding the creation of new degree programs, institutes, campuses, or centers. The Council will make recommendations that are intended to: Achieve a more seamless PK-20 academic educational system Promote consistent education policy and articulation processes across all educational delivery systems — focusing on students Maximize access to a high quality education for all Floridians Improve accountability measures across all education delivery systems

Nationwide Leadership Change (since 2010) 14 New university system heads (Source: SHEEO) 21 New chief state school officers (Source: CCSSO) New PK-12 superintendents (Source: AASA)

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