Today, the Florida Department of Education marked the achievements of 2025 under the leadership of Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas. The agency highlighted its renewed commitment to providing all students with access to quality educational options following Kamoutsas’s appointment as commissioner earlier this year.
“All students deserve the best education possible. Under the leadership of Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida remains the most student-centered state in the nation,” said Commissioner of Education Anastasios Kamoutsas. “I am proud of the many accomplishments made this year and look forward to continuing this important work in 2026.”
The department operates as part of Florida’s state government structure and oversees public education and related programs statewide, according to its official website. It serves about 2.8 million students across 4,471 public schools and 28 colleges with 175 locations throughout Florida.
Through various initiatives, including workforce training, apprenticeships, and support for individuals with disabilities, the department aims to foster economic self-sufficiency within communities (source). Its mission is to enhance student proficiency by offering integrated learning opportunities valued by students, parents, and communities (source).
The department’s services extend across all regions in Florida through public schools and colleges (source), supporting community development efforts linked to educational advancement.
