A bill that won’t likely be filed for another 30 days rose to the top of the Florida House’s education priorities Wednesday, as Speaker Richard Corcoran and the chairmen and vice chairmen of all education committees gathered to announce the “Hope Scholarship.” Modeled after the corporate tax credit scholarship, which allows donors to contribute to private school scholarships for low-income children, the proposed new system would let students who report being victimized at school to transfer to a different public or private school without cost.
