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Florida Future Educators of America Chapters District Chapter Name Chapter Level Alachua Abraham Lincoln Middle School Middle Alachua Eastside High School Senior High Alachua F.W. Buchholz High School High Alachua Fort Clarke Middle School Middle Alachua Lake Brantley High School High Alachua Oak View Middle School Middle Alachua Santa Fe College Post-Secondary Alachua Santa Fe High School High Baker Baker County High School High Bay A.C. Mosley High School High Brevard Andrew Jackson Middle School Middle Brevard Astronaut High School High Brevard Bayside High School High Brevard Brevard Community College Post-Secondary Brevard Public School District Adult & Community Brevard High Education Brevard Brevard Public Schools District Brevard Central Middle School Middle Brevard Clearlake Middle School Middle Brevard Cocoa Beach Jr./Sr. High School High Brevard Cocoa High School Middle/High Brevard DeLaura Middle School Middle Brevard Eastern Florida State College Post-Secondary Brevard Eau Gallie High School High Brevard Edgewood Jr./Sr. High School High Brevard Florida Institute of Technology Post-Secondary Brevard Heritage High School High Brevard Lyndon B. Johnson Middle School Middle Brevard Madison Middle School Middle Brevard Melbourne High School High Brevard Merritt Island High School High Brevard Palm Bay Elementary School Elementary Brevard Palm Bay Magnet High School High Brevard Rockledge High School High Brevard Ronald McNair Magnet School Middle Brevard Satellite High School High Brevard Space Coast Jr./Sr. High School High Brevard Thomas Jefferson Middle School Middle Brevard Titusville High School High Page 1 of 12 Last updated: Friday, August 20, 2021 District Chapter Name Chapter Level Brevard University of Central Florida, Cocoa Campus Post-Secondary Brevard Viera High School High Brevard West Shore Jr./Sr. High School Middle/High Broward Annabel C. Perry PK-8 Middle Broward Atlantic Technical Center High Broward Blanche Ely High School High Broward Broward Virtual School High Broward Charles W Flanagan High School High Broward Coral Glades High School High Broward Coral Springs High School High Broward Embassy Creek Elementary School Elementary Broward Everglades High School High Broward Gulfstream Middle School Middle Broward Hollywood Hills High School High Broward J.P. Taravella High School High Broward Margate Middle School Middle Broward Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School High Broward McArthur High School High Broward McFatter Technical College High Broward McNicol Middle S.T.E.M. Magnet School Middle Broward Miramar High School High Broward Monarch High School High Broward New Renaissance Middle School Middle Broward Parkway Middle School Middle Broward Pines Middle School Middle Broward Piper High School High Broward Plantation Middle School Middle Broward Refine Learning Center Inc. Middle/High Broward Sawgrass Springs Middle School Middle Broward South Plantation High School High Broward Stranahan High School High Broward Sunset Lakes Elementary School Elementary Broward West Broward High School High Broward Western High School High Broward William Dandy Middle School Middle Citrus Lecanto High School High Clay Oakleaf High School High Clay Orange Park High School High Clay Wilkinson Junior High School Middle Collier Gulf Coast High School High Page 2 of 12 Last updated: Friday, August 20, 2021 District Chapter Name Chapter Level Collier Immokalee High School Middle/Post-Secondary Collier Naples High School High Columbia Florida Gateway College Post-Secondary Dade Madie Ives K-8 Preparatory Academy Elementary Duval Chimney Lakes Elementary School Elementary Duval Dinsmore Elementary Elementary Duval First Coast High School High Duval Louis Sheffield Elementary School Elementary Duval Sandalwood High School High Escambia Ferry Pass Middle School Middle Florida Agricultural & Mechanical Developmental FAMU Middle/High Research School FAU Lab Florida Atlantic University High School High School Flagler Matanzas High School High Flagler Old Kings Elementary Elementary Hamilton Hamilton County High School Middle/High Hernando Central High School High Hernando Frank W. Springstead High School High School Hernando Hernando High School High Hernando Nature Coast Technical High School High Hernando Weeki Wachee High School High Hillsborough Blake High School High Hillsborough Florida College Post-Secondary Hillsborough Wharton High School High Hillsborough University of South Florida Post-Secondary Indian River Vero Beach High School High Jackson Chipola College Post-Secondary Jackson Cottondale High School High Jackson Graceville High School High Jackson Grand Ridge School Middle Jackson Malone High School High Jackson Marianna High School High Jackson Marianna Middle School Middle/Junior Jackson Sneads High School High Lake Spring Creek Charter Middle Lake Tavares High School Senior High Lee Bonita Springs High School High Page 3 of 12 Last updated: Friday, August 20, 2021 District Chapter Name Chapter Level Lee Cape Coral High School High Lee Dunbar High School High Lee East Lee High School High Lee Estero High School High Lee Fort Myers High School High Lee Hector Cafferata Jr. Elementary Elementary Lee Ida S. Baker High School High Lee Island Coast High School High Lee Lee County Schools District Lee Lehigh Senior High School High Lee North Fort Myers High School High Lee Patriot Elementary School Elementary Lee Riverdale High School High Lee Sanibel School Middle/Jr. High Lee Six Mile Charter Academy Middle Leon Amos P Godby High School Senior High Leon FAMU Developmental Research School Senior High Manatee Blackburn Elementary School Elementary Manatee Lakewood Ranch High School High Marion Belleview High School High Marion College of Central Florida Post-Secondary Marion Emerald Shores Elementary School Elementary Marion Forest High School High Marion Marion County Public Schools District Marion Vanguard High School High Marion West Port High School High Martin Martin County High School High Academy for International Education Charter Miami Dade Elementary/Middle School Miami Dade Air Base K-8 School Elementary Miami Dade Allapattah Middle School Middle Miami Dade Andover Middle School Middle Arthur and Polly Mays Conservatory of the Arts 6- Miami Dade Middle/High 12 Miami Dade Arvida Middle School Middle Miami Dade Auburndale Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Aventura Waterways K-8 Center Elementary Miami Dade Barry University Post-Secondary Miami Dade Ben Gamla Charter School Elementary/Middle Miami Dade Benjamin Franklin K-8 School Elementary/Middle Miami Dade Bent Tree Elementary School Elementary Page 4 of 12 Last updated: Friday, August 20, 2021 District Chapter Name Chapter Level Miami Dade Blue Lakes Elementary Elementary Miami Dade Booker T. Washington High School High Miami Dade BridgePrep Academy South Middle/Jr. High Miami Dade Bunche Park Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Calusa Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Caribbean Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Carlos Albizu University Post-Secondary Center for International Education A Cambridge Miami Dade High Associate School Miami Dade Coral Gables Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Coral Gables Preparatory Academy Elementary Miami Dade Coral Gables Senior High School High Miami Dade Coral Park Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Coral Reef Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Coral Reef Senior High School High Miami Dade Coral Way K-8 Center Middle Miami Dade Country Club Middle School Middle Miami Dade Cypress Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Doral International Academy of Math and Science Elementary Miami Dade Downtown Doral Charter Elementary Elementary Miami Dade Downtown Doral Charter Upper School Middle/High Miami Dade Dr. Charles R. Drew Middle School Middle Miami Dade Dr. Henry W. Mack/West Little River K-8 Middle Miami Dade Dr. Michael Krop Senior High School High Miami Dade Ernest R Graham K-8 Center Middle Miami Dade Eugenia B. Thomas K-8 Center Elementary/Middle Miami Dade Everglades K-8 Center Middle Miami Dade Felix Varela Senior High School High Miami Dade Ferguson High School High Miami Dade Florida Memorial University Post-Secondary Miami Dade Frank C. Martin International K-8 Center Elementary/Middle Miami Dade G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School High Miami Dade Gateway Environmental K-8 Learning Center Elementary/Middle Miami Dade Gertrude K. Edelman Sabal Palm Elementary Elementary Miami Dade Good Shepherd Catholic School Middle/Junior Miami Dade Greenglade Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Hammocks Middle School Middle Miami Dade Henry S. West Laboratory School Elementary Miami Dade Herbert Ammons Middle School Middle/Junior Miami Dade Hialeah Gardens High School High Page 5 of 12 Last updated: Friday, August 20, 2021 District Chapter Name Chapter Level Miami Dade Hialeah Gardens Middle School Middle Miami Dade Hialeah Miami Lakes Senior High High Miami Dade Hialeah Senior High School High Miami Dade Homes Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade iMATER Prepatory High School Middle/High Miami Dade International Studies Preparatory Academy High Miami Dade Irving & Beatrice Peskoe K-8 Center Elementary/Middle Miami Dade John A. Ferguson Senior High School High Miami Dade John I. Smith Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Jorge Mas Canosa Middle School Middle Miami Dade Jose de Diego Middle School Middle/Junior Miami Dade Jose Marti MAST 6-12 Academy Middle/High Miami Dade Kendale Elementary School Elementary Miami Dade Kenwood K-8 Center Elementary/Middle Miami
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