• PreK-12 Scholarship Programs

     

    Florida provides a variety of school choice options inclusive of scholarship programs. 
    These programs allow parents choice among public and private schools.
    For information in regards to all available Florida PreK-12 Scholarship programs go to Floridaschoolchoice.org

     

     

    The Gardiner Scholarship Program provides eligible students a scholarship that
    can be used to purchase approved services or products in order to design a customized
    educational program for the student. Scholarships can be used for specialized services
    such as speech or occupational therapy, instructional materials, tuition at an eligible
    private school, contributions to a college prepaid account and more. The program is directly
    administered by state-approved nonprofit scholarship funding organizations.
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    The Family Empowerment Scholarship Program, for 
    low-incoming and middle-income families, provides the opportunity 
    for students to attend a participaitng private school.

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    The Hope Scholarship Program, for students enrolled in a Florida
    public school in kindergarten through grade 12 who has been subjected
    to an incident of battery; harassment; hazing; bullying; kidnapping; physical
    attack; robbery; sexual offenses, harassment, assault, or battery; threat or
    intimidation; or fighting at school the opportunity to transfer to another
    public school with capacity or enroll in an approved private school. 

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    The McKay Scholarship Program, for students with disabilities,
    provides the opportunity for students to attend a participating
    private school or offers parents public school choice.  

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    The Opportunity Scholarship Program, offers students
    who attended or are assigned to attend a public school, that has a 
    performance grade category of "F" or three "D's" within the previous
    five years, the option to choose a higher performing public school.

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