Does Your Student Attend a Failing Public School?
In Florida, if a student is attending a failing public school – a school earning an F or three consecutive D grades – they may be eligible to attend a higher performing public school in their county through Opportunity Scholarships.
The Florida Department of Education provides the list of failing public schools. If a child attending a school on this list is eligible, the school district is responsible for providing transportation to the higher performing school.
Parents in Florida can find out more about the opportunity scholarships available, and if their child qualifies, by visiting https://mychoicesinedfl.org/take-the-survey/. By taking the fast, free, and confidential survey, parents can determine if their family is eligible for these or any other scholarships, and can learn how to apply.
Other K-12 Scholarship Program Opportunities include:
- Family Empowerment Scholarship
- Florida Tax Credit Scholarship
- Gardiner Scholarship
- McKay Scholarship
- Hope Scholarship
- Reading Scholarship
Visit https://mychoicesinedfl.org/take-the-survey/ to download your child’s personalized report with information on all the scholarship programs your family may be eligible for.