Mavericks High of Osceola County is a Tuition Free Public Charter High School located at 1100 North Main Street Kissimmee, FL 34741.
They can be reached by phone Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm at (321) 250-1871.
Mavericks High of Osceola County is a Tuition Free Public Charter High School located at 1100 North Main Street Kissimmee, FL 34741.
They can be reached by phone Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm at (321) 250-1871.
The Principal of Mavericks High School of Osceola County, located in Kissimmee, Florida is Carl Martin. He can be contacted at (321) 250-1871.
The Governance Board Members of New Alternative Education of Osceola County include:
Bruce Gillet, Gary Smith, Daniel Rivera Sr, James MacGregor, Melissa N. Cooper, Mark Ezzard.
Mavericks High is managed by Mavericks in Education Florida, LLC. The management company can be contacted at 4500 PGA Blvd., Ste 302, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418. School Organization Chart
To register a complaint or place an item on a governing board agenda, please contact the Parent Association Chairperson.
The Parent Association Chairperson for Mavericks High of Kissimmee is Mrs. Veronica Torres. She can be contacted at VTorres@mavericksineducation.com or (321) 250-1871.
Mavericks High Schools offers traditional high school diplomas. Our Schools are all SACS Accredited. A list of Diploma Types offered can be found on this document. Mavericks High School Diploma Types
Mavericks High School promotes personal integrity with an emphasis on the lifelong learning process. There are rules and standards required with our Student Handbook. Mavericks High School Student Handbook
The Graduation Requirements for a standard diploma in Florida can be found in Florida Statute Sections 1003.4282 and Section 1002.3105. Mavericks High offers both the 24-credit and the 18-credit ACCEL option. More information can be found at the FLDOE Website.
We maintain a copy of our most recent audited financials and approved budget online. Please find the most recent Approved Budget. Please find the most recent Audited Financials.
A Title I school qualifies for additional federal funds due to the percentage of economically disadvantaged students. The name comes from a section of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act passed in 1965 under President Lyndon B. Johnson. Please click here to view our Presentation, Title 1 Compact, and a Brochure. We have a Title 1 Meeting that we encourage you to attend - click here for details.
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