In Florida's FTE survey week, when must students be enrolled to be counted?

To be counted in Florida's Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) survey, students must be enrolled for at least one day during the designated FTE survey week. This requirement ensures accurate funding and allocation of resources for schools based on actual student attendance. The FTE count is a critical measure used by the state to determine the level of funding each school receives, and it's important that the enrollment captures students who are actively participating in education during that specific timeframe.

The other options do not reflect the specific regulations of the FTE survey. A month-long enrollment does not align with the precise week needed for counting. Additionally, counting enrollment based only on the first two days of the school year or the last week of the semester would not accurately represent ongoing attendance and participation within the school year. Thus, the correct requirement emphasizes the importance of enrollment during the specific FTE survey week to ensure appropriate representation of students in funding calculations.