A key Florida Senate committee unanimously approved bipartisan legislation Wednesday aimed at fixing fundamental problems in the state’s $4 billion school voucher program. The measure came in response to a scathing report from the auditor general’s office that detailed how the funding model allowed thousands of students and millions of dollars to go unaccounted for during the 2024-25 academic year. Key recommendations in the bill (SB 318) include keeping the money for vouchers separated from the budget for public schools. Lawmakers rolled the voucher funds into the general education budget in …