Ninth Grade Assistant Principal | Bruce Taylor | 754.322.0746 | Email | Freshman Academy Canvas
(Download Adobe Acrobat Reader to view or print PDF)
Course Cards
2024-2025 Class Selection
Eighth grade students should fill out course cards for the upcoming school year, 2024-2025. Students who have any questions, contact their school counselor for guidance.
Programs
Take Stock in Children Scholarship
Take Stock in Children Scholarship is an opportunity for any 9th grader to earn a two-year or four-year scholarship to any Florida public university. This is a needs-based scholarship and it does have attendance and discipline requirements as well.
● A Scholarship: A Florida Prepaid PROJECT STARS College Scholarship, which can be used at any Florida publicuniversity, college, or state vocational/technical college in Florida.
● A Mentor: A volunteer mentor who will meet with each student, with cooperation from the school andparent(s), to assist and encourage students to achieve and reach their full potential.
● A College Success Coach: Local Take Stock in Children staff will help design a college success plan and guide eachstudent through middle and high school transition and into College.
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:
● Student must attend a traditional Florida Public School, a Florida Public Virtual School, a Florida Public Charter School, or a Florida Department of Education-approved school of choice utilizing a Family Empowerment Scholarship.
● Parent(s)/Guardian must submit the most recent, completed taxes.
● Complete all sections of the online application.
If the students have any questions have an questions, email Ms. Eade or stop by room 252 with a pass during their study hall or at lunch.
Ninth Grade Academy
The 9th Grade Academy has been set up to help students obtain knowledge in their pursuit of a bright future. Our Academy provides guidance in helping students set their short and long-term goals, stresses the importance of school, and provides positive feedback to our students and staff. This will lay the groundwork for success. Frequent recognition of student’s and staff, in and out of the classroom, is a vital part of improving student achievement.