July 26, 2008
f Bright Futures went to high school, the scholarship program definitely wouldn’t be the kid picked last in gym class.
“To say it’s popular is an understatement,” said Frank Brogan, president of Florida Atlantic University and former lieutenant governor, who helped create the Bright Futures program while he was the commissioner of education in the mid-1990s.
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