The Pensacola State College Charter Academy is already making a powerful impact on its students, and parents are taking notice. Christine Brewster, a parent of a new student, recently shared an enthusiastic testimonial highlighting her son Nic’s positive experience during his first week at the Academy.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy has kicked off the new school year by introducing a wider range of student clubs to foster engagement and provide opportunities for students to connect. These clubs allow students with diverse interests to take on leadership roles, build relationships with their peers, and actively contribute to the school community.
PSC Charter Academy kicked off the 2024-2025 school year with its first Enrichment Day, a dynamic event designed to help students build essential life skills while fostering a sense of community and connection. The day provided both Juniors and Seniors with unique opportunities to develop their personal and academic abilities in preparation for their future endeavors.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy is excited to announce the appointment of Kathryn Larson as its new assistant principal. A proud Pensacola native, Ms. Larson brings a wealth of experience and a deep connection to the local community, making her an invaluable addition to the academy’s leadership team.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy is taking a proactive approach to student well-being and safety by fully integrating the Navigate 360 curriculum into its educational framework. This state-mandated program is designed to equip students with essential life skills, focusing on critical topics such as mental health, suicide prevention, and safety management.
As the new school year kicks off at Pensacola State College Charter Academy, students are set to benefit from the expertise and guidance of their newly appointed school counselor, Jessica Howie. Bringing a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to education, Howie is dedicated to ensuring each student’s success and well-being.
Two talented students from the Charter Academy recently had their artwork showcased at the inaugural Juried High School Awards Exhibition, held from June 10th through August 2nd at the Charles W. Lamar Studio on the Pensacola State College, Pensacola campus.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy was among 14 public schools in Escambia County to earn an “A” grade for the 2023-2024 academic year from the Florida Department of Education.
Charter Academy is bursting with pride as it marks a landmark achievement this year with the graduation of 45 talented seniors, 23 of whom also earned their associate degrees. These exceptional students were celebrated at the 2024 Pensacola State College Spring Commencement Ceremony on May 10, a powerful tribute to their hard work and dedication.
Pensacola State College Charter Academy is making waves in education, as evidenced by the glowing testimonials from its enthusiastic parents. Mohammed (Mike) Slassi, Ph.D., shared his excitement about the transformative experience his son, William, has had at the Charter Academy. In just a few months, William has shown remarkable growth, both academically and personally. “William has matured significantly in his cognitive abilities and social-emotional skills,” Dr. Slassi said. “He has taken charge of his future, becoming a responsible young adult with clear goals.”