Florida signs Teddy Bridgewater Act enabling coaches to fund athlete support up to $15,000

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Governor DeSantis signed the Teddy Bridgewater Act, allowing middle- and high-school head coaches to spend up to $15,000 of their own money on food, transportation, and recovery services for student-athletes. The measure, approved by the Senate in February, aims to address needs highlighted by Bridgewater’s coaching stint but raises questions about oversight and potential misuse or booster influence.
Topics:sports#coaching-funding#education-policy#florida#high-school-sports#politics#teddy-bridgewater-act
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