No. HB 391
Public Postsecondary Reports on Pell Grant Eligibility and Food Insecurity; Requires Commissioner of Agriculture to report specified information relating to Pell-grant eligible students at state universities & Florida College System institutions to Legislature by specified date; & requires OPPAGA to conduct study to evaluate food insecurity on campuses of state universities & Florida College System institutions.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDBy December 1, 2026, the Commissioner of Agriculture must identify the three state universities and Florida College System institutions with the highest share of Pell Grant-eligible students and report that to legislative leaders.
Separately, the Legislature's research office, OPPAGA, must study food insecurity on public university and college campuses statewide.
That study must recommend any changes needed to state law or to Board of Governors and State Board of Education rules, and OPPAGA must consult named higher-education bodies while conducting it.
AIOPPAGA must conduct a study evaluating food insecurity on the campuses of state universities and Florida College System institutions statewide, the bill's central substantive requirement.
AINo later than December 1, 2026, the Commissioner of Agriculture must identify the three state universities and Florida College System institutions with the highest percentage of Pell Grant-eligible students and report that to the Senate President and House Speaker.
AIWhile conducting the food-insecurity study, OPPAGA must consult with the Board of Governors of the State University System, the Florida College System board of trustees, the Department of Education, and other relevant stakeholders.