Gov. Rick Scott announced on Monday that his proposed budget will include record high per-pupil spending for K-12 students. Scott announced his plan to raise K-12 spending from $18.9 billion last year to $19.75 billion, including $11.04 billion from the state government.

Conservative group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) had the Tarrance Group take a poll which was released on Monday showing Florida voters favor increased school choice options.

The poll shows 73 percent favor allowing parents the option to move children to other public schools while 22 percent oppose the notion. The poll finds a majority of those surveyed -- 58 percent -- support school vouchers while 36 percent oppose them. Almost two thirds -- 65 percent -- of those surveyed support charter schools while 28 percent oppose them.