General Resources
College and Career
Pathways to Success: College & Career Readiness
A Middle and High School Planning Guide for Students & Parents
Additional Information
Please use the links below to visit the Student's College and Career section for information on financial aid, career education, and community service.
Family Websites
- Bright Futures Scholarship - Beginning with 2002 graduates, students apply for a Bright Futures Scholarship by submitting a completed Florida Financial Aid Application during their last year in high school. Seniors may now apply online.
- FACTS - Florida Academic Counseling and Tracking for Students. "FACTS.org is your central web resource for planning and managing your higher education experience."
- Earning College Credit in High School
- Family Education Network - Articles how to inspire kids to love books, challenging gifted kids, child development, etc. Also, links to other helpful sites, information on test-taking, college planning, health and safety, learning disabilities, etc.
- Families and Work Institute - "A non-profit organization that addresses the changing nature of work and family life"
- Family.com - Family-oriented web site sponsored by Disney.
- Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) -
This is the official site of this statewide assessment test.
- Florida Department of Education
- Florida Department of Education: School Accountability Report - Use this site for accessing school grades.
- School Reports
- Florida Department of Education: Sunshine State Standards - This is the official web site of the required curriculum standards which must be taught by Florida educators.
- Funschool.com - Interactive educational content from Pre-K through 6th grade.
- Princeton Review Online - This site contains many tips designed to help individuals succeed in college and develop a career.
- Earth Gauge - Free information service from the National Environmental Education Foundation. Originally developed for weathercasters, the information is also available to the general public, educators, parents and students.
