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Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars What is the Florida FAFSA Challenge? The Florida FAFSA Challenge is a new statewide campaign that aims to increase the proportion of Florida high school seniors who complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The campaign encourages schools, districts, and communities to set bold and attainable FAFSA completion goals and implement strategies designed to meet their goals. Labor economists predict 65% of jobs in Florida will require some form of postsecondary education. All‐Stars The following schools and districts achieved an increase FAFSA completion by at least 5% over last year: Districts Alachua Hamilton Okaloosa Bay Hendry Okeechobee Bradford Highlands Orange Brevard Hillsborough Osceola Broward Holmes Palm Beach Charlotte Indian River Pasco Clay Jefferson Pinellas Collier Lafayette Polk Columbia Lake Putnam Dade Lee Santa Rosa Desoto Leon Sarasota Duval Levy Seminole Escambia Liberty St. Johns Flagler Manatee St. Lucie Franklin Marion Sumter Gilchrist Martin Suwannee Glades Monroe Volusia Gulf Nassau Walton The Florida College Access Network’s mission is to create and strengthen a statewide network that catalyzes and supports communities to improve college & career preparation, access, and completion for all students. For more information, visit www.floridacollegeaccess.org. Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars Schools Alachua Hawthorne Middle/High School, Hawthorne Alachua Professional Academy Magnet At Loften High School, Gainesville Alachua P.K. Yonge Developmental Research School, Gainesville Alachua Santa Fe High School, Alachua Alachua Eastside High School, Gainesville Alachua Gainesville High School, Gainesville Alachua F. W. Buchholz High School, Gainesville Alachua Flvs Full‐Time 6‐12, Orlando Bay Deane Bozeman School, Panama City Bay Rutherford High School, Panama City Bay J.R. Arnold High School, Panama City Beach Bay A. Crawford Mosley High School, Lynn Haven Bradford Bradford High School, Starke Brevard Edgewood Jr/Sr High School, Merritt Island Brevard Cocoa Beach Junior/Senior High School, Cocoa Beach Brevard Space Coast Junior/Senior High School, Cocoa Brevard Cocoa High School, Cocoa Brevard Astronaut High School, Titusville Brevard Satellite Senior High School, Satellite Beach Brevard Merritt Island High School, Merritt Island Brevard Bayside High School, Palm Bay Brevard Eau Gallie High School, Melbourne Brevard Viera High School, Viera Broward International School Of Broward, Hollywood Broward Somerset Arts Conservatory, Pembroke Pines Broward Somerset Academy Charter High School Miramar Campus, Miramar Broward Broward Virtual Franchise, Coconut Creek Broward William T. Mcfatter Technical College, Davie Broward Atlantic Technical College, Margate Broward City Of Coral Springs Charter, Coral Springs Broward Somerset Academy Charter High, Pembroke Pines Broward Pompano Beach Institute Of International Studies, Pompano Beach Broward Coconut Creek High School, Coconut Creek The Florida College Access Network’s mission is to create and strengthen a statewide network that catalyzes and supports communities to improve college & career preparation, access, and completion for all students. For more information, visit www.floridacollegeaccess.org. Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars Schools Broward College Academy At Broward College, Davie Broward Stranahan High School, Fort Lauderdale Broward Dillard 6‐12, Fort Lauderdale Broward City/Pembroke Pines Charter High School, Pembroke Pines Broward Boyd H. Anderson High School, Lauderdale Lakes Broward Nova High School, Davie Broward Hollywood Hills High School, Hollywood Broward Fort Lauderdale High School, Fort Lauderdale Broward South Broward High School, Hollywood Broward Cooper City High School, Cooper City Broward Plantation High School, Plantation Broward South Plantation High School, Plantation Broward Everglades High School, Miramar Broward Monarch High School, Coconut Creek Broward Deerfield Beach High School, Deerfield Beach Broward Piper High School, Lauderhill Broward West Broward High School, Pembroke Pines Broward Coral Springs High School, Coral Springs Broward Charles W Flanagan High School, Pembroke Pines Broward J. P. Taravella High School, Coral Springs Broward Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Parkland Broward Cypress Bay High School, Weston Charlotte Florida Southwestern Collegiate High School, Punta Gorda Charlotte Lemon Bay High School, Englewood Charlotte Port Charlotte High School, Port Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte High School, Punta Gorda Citrus Crystal River High School, Crystal River Citrus Citrus High School, Inverness Clay Clay High School, Green Cove Springs Clay Ridgeview High School, Orange Park Clay Fleming Island High School, Orange Park Clay Oakleaf High School, Orange Park The Florida College Access Network’s mission is to create and strengthen a statewide network that catalyzes and supports communities to improve college & career preparation, access, and completion for all students. For more information, visit www.floridacollegeaccess.org. Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars Schools Collier Marco Island Academy, Marco Island Collier Lely High School, Naples Collier Barron Collier High School, Naples Collier Naples High School, Naples Collier Palmetto Ridge High School, Naples Collier Gulf Coast High School, Naples Columbia Fort White High School, Fort White Columbia Columbia High School, Lake City Dade Somerset Academy Charter High School (South Homestead), Homestead Dade Young Womens Preparatory Academy, Miami Dade Youth Co‐Op Preparatory High School, Hialeah Dade I Preparatory Academy, Miami Dade Miami Community Charter High School, Florida City Dade Jose Marti Mast 6‐12 Academy, Hialeah Dade Arthur And Polly Mays Conservatory Of The Arts, Goulds Dade Archimedean Upper Conservatory, Miami Dade School For Advanced Studies‐Wolfson, Miami Dade Mater Academy East Charter High School, Miami Dade Law Enforcement Officers Memorial High School, Miami Dade Palm Glades Preparatory Academy High School, Miami Dade International Studies Preparatory Academy, Coral Gables Dade Somerset Academy Charter High School, Homestead Dade Mater Performing Arts & Entertainment Academy, Hialeah Gardens Dade Doral Performing Arts & Entertainment Academy, Doral Dade Bridgeprep Academy Of Arts & Minds, Miami Dade International Studies Charter High School, Miami Dade Pinecrest Preparatory Academy Charter High School, Miami Dade Medical Academy For Science And Technology (M.A.S.T.) @ Homestead, Homestead Dade Imater Preparatory Academy High School, Hialeah Dade New World School Of The Arts, Miami Dade Cutler Bay Senior High School, Cutler Bay Dade Everglades Preparatory Academy High School, Homestead Dade City Of Hialeah Education Academy, Hialeah Dade Booker T. Washington Senior High, Miami Dade Mater Academy Lakes High School, Hialeah The Florida College Access Network’s mission is to create and strengthen a statewide network that catalyzes and supports communities to improve college & career preparation, access, and completion for all students. For more information, visit www.floridacollegeaccess.org. Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars Schools Dade Keys Gate Charter High School, Homestead Dade Miami Lakes Educational Center, Miami Lakes Dade Miami Springs Senior High School, Miami Springs Dade Alonzo And Tracy Mourning Senior High Biscayne Bay Campus, Miami Dade William H. Turner Technical Arts High School, Miami Dade Doral Academy Charter High School, Doral Dade Terra Environmental Research Institute, Miami Dade Hialeah‐Miami Lakes Senior High, Hialeah Dade Barbara Goleman Senior High, Miami Lakes Dade Mater Academy Charter High, Hialeah Gardens Dade Miami Sunset Senior High School, Miami Dade North Miami Beach Senior High, North Miami Beach Dade Miami Southridge Senior High, Miami Dade South Miami Senior High School, Miami Dade Robert Morgan Educational Center, Miami Dade Miami Killian Senior High School, Miami Dade American Senior High School, Hialeah Dade Miami Beach Senior High School, Miami Beach Dade Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High, Miami Dade North Miami Senior High School, North Miami Dade Miami Coral Park Senior High, Miami Dade South Dade Senior High School, Homestead Dade Hialeah Gardens Senior High School, Hialeah Gardens Dade Coral Reef Senior High School, Miami Dade Southwest Miami Senior High, Miami Dade Felix Varela Senior High School, Miami Dade Coral Gables Senior High School, Coral Gables Dade G. Holmes Braddock Senior High, Miami Dade John A. Ferguson Senior High, Miami Desoto Desoto County High School, Arcadia Duval River City Science Academy, Jacksonville Duval Darnell Cookman Middle/High School, Jacksonville Duval Duval Charter High School At Baymeadows, Jacksonville Duval Andrew Jackson High School, Jacksonville Duval Baldwin Middle‐Senior High School, Baldwin The Florida College Access Network’s mission is to create and strengthen a statewide network that catalyzes and supports communities to improve college & career preparation, access, and completion for all students. For more information, visit www.floridacollegeaccess.org. Florida FAFSA Challenge: 2016‐17 All‐Stars Schools Duval Samuel W. Wolfson High School, Jacksonville Duval William M. Raines High School, Jacksonville Duval Frank H. Peterson Academies, Jacksonville Duval Edward H. White High School, Jacksonville Duval Westside High School, Jacksonville Duval Douglas Anderson School Of The Arts, Jacksonville Duval Paxon School/Advanced Studies, Jacksonville Duval Terry Parker
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