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Posted On: November 26th 2025, 08:47 pm

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Five state-funded charter schools have paid more than $30 million over the last four years to two private companies run by Erika Donalds, whose husband is Florida’s Republican candidate for governor, according to a Herald/Times analysis of tax filings and state audits.

Now, one of those companies is set to receive its largest payout yet. Her virtual reality curriculum company OptimaEd LLC is on track to charge the online school Optima Classical Academy $15.7 million in service fees for the 2026 and 2027 school year, budget documents show.

Once the taxpayer money lands in the coffers of Donalds’ businesses, how it’s used and how much executives are paid is not publicly reported. But Byron Donalds’ federal financial disclosures show that the majority of the couple’s collective wealth comes from his wife’s companies — and the public dollars they rely on.

If he wins, for the first time, Florida could have a leader whose family wealth is tied to the flow of taxpayer funds to the private charter school management industry. That means, as governor, decisions he makes about public education funding could have a direct impact on his family’s bottom line.

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✍️: Claire Heddles

📸: Pedro Portal

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