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Since 2013, the Florida College System has been working to successfully reform developmental education in accordance with the mandates of Senate Bill 1720. Here, we ask how seven of the system’s 28 colleges implemented reform and how their implementation efforts changed over time. The research findings we present emerged from several qualitative data sources including implementation plans and annual reports produced by college administrators, in addition to focus group and interview data gathered from 646 participants. The resulting framework of developmental education reform implementation comprises four phases: Preparation, Execution, Modification, and Expansion. Each phase represents a distinct, yet overlapping, period of time where institutions planned for, implemented, revised, and then moved beyond developmental education reform to new student success initiatives.