FOR ESA-FUNDED SCHOOLS, TUTORS & PROVIDERS · FLORIDA FIRST
Rulecast watches every Florida scholarship rulebook — FES-EO, FES-UA, FTC, and PEP — every day, and sends you one plain-English brief each week: what changed, whether it affects you, and exactly what to do by when.
Join the founding waitlist — free. Be first in when the Florida beta opens.
A real excerpt, drawn from actual changes Florida published this cycle:
PURCHASING GUIDE — UPDATED · Affects: FTC-PEP families and the vendors who serve them. Digital devices, including laptops and tablets, are no longer eligible purchases for FTC-PEP students under this year's guide. If device purchases are part of your enrollment conversations, update your family guidance now — reimbursement requests submitted the old way will stall. Do by: before your next family invoice. Source: linked below the entry.
PROGRAM SWITCHING — DEADLINE · Affects: all scholarship families you enroll. Families wanting to switch programs for next year must act by April 30. Miss it, and they're locked in — which becomes your cash-flow problem in August. Do by: April 30. Source: linked below the entry.
AND SOME WEEKS: “Nothing affecting Florida operators changed this week. Go teach.” — because knowing nothing changed is the whole point.
The weekly brief is the beginning. Founding members get the Rulecast workspace at launch: a searchable library of every rule — active and expired, with effective dates — plus paste-ready templates, audit-prep kits, and your choice of how alerts reach you. Built for the operator who is also the principal, the billing department, and the janitor.
An automated monitoring system checks the official sources daily — the same handbooks, purchasing guides, and program bulletins the state publishes — and every entry in your brief links straight to the primary source, so you never have to take our word for anything. Plain English is our translation; the state's document is always one click away.
Is this legal advice? No. Rulecast is monitoring and plain-English translation with links to official sources. For legal questions about your school, talk to a lawyer.
Which states? Florida now. Arizona and Texas are next — join the waitlist and tell us your state.
What will it cost? The waitlist is free and the beta is free. Founding-member pricing will be $39/month, locked for life for beta participants.
Who's behind this? A small independent team that thinks nobody running a fourteen-kid school should need a compliance department.
Rulecast is not affiliated with the Florida Department of Education, Step Up For Students, or any state scholarship program.