FL S1350

Expands minority teacher education scholarship eligibility to include students in colleges and universities with up to 18 upper-division education credit hours earned, rather than limiting to junior year students only.

Allows scholarship recipients to pursue graduate degrees with a major in education, extending eligibility beyond just baccalaureate programs.

Allocates $100,000 from appropriated funds annually for the training program carried out by the Florida Fund for Minority Teachers board of directors.

Removes the requirement of 3 years of executive management or leadership experience for temporary educational leadership certificates, requiring only a passing score on the Florida Educational Leadership Examination and a bachelor's degree or higher.

Updates temporary educator certificate issuance requirements to reference updated regulatory criteria in state board rules.