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Today, Gov. Scott approved $1 million of seed money to start the planning process for a Valencia campus in Poinciana. A special thanks to the Governor, Sen. Darren Soto, Rep. Mike La Rosa and the legislative delegation in Orange and Osceola counties for seeing a need for a Poinciana campus. To our partners in Osceola County and throughout the state, we look forward to getting started on this campus and anticipate that groundbreaking will take place in about two years. We believe that education has the power to transform – not just a student’s life, but the life of a community – and we welcome to the opportunity to make a difference in Poinciana.

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