Having a resume isn’t just for adults or college students. Even if you’re still in high school, having a good resume is important.

Duval County students have a new option for earning a high school diploma in Jacksonville, and it’s built for those who need flexibility, support and a personalized path to graduation.

For many families, the middle of the school year can bring unexpected challenges — academic struggles, schedule conflicts, social issues or simply the realization that a student’s current school just isn’t the right fit.

As we continue our mission to reach more students who have stepped away from high school but are ready to get back on track to earn their diploma, we are pleased to announce a new Acceleration Academies location in Jacksonville, Florida.

For many young people, school hasn’t always felt like a welcoming place. Traditional settings can be overwhelming, fast-paced and difficult to navigate — especially for students who are balancing responsibilities, facing personal challenges or returning after time away.

When you meet 17-year-old Victoria Lopez — affectionately known as Tori by her friends and family — you’re struck by her warmth, confidence and passion for helping others.

For many people, success doesn’t have to mean a four-year college degree. In fact, there are plenty of careers that offer great pay, stability and opportunities for growth — all with just a high school diploma, a strong work ethic and maybe some additional certifications or apprenticeships.

What if a high school in Santa Rosa County could fit your life — instead of the other way around? For students in Santa Rosa County, Santa Rosa Acceleration Academies (SRAA) offers exactly that: a flexible, supportive and personalized high school that fits your lifestyle. Whether you’re a current...

At 19, Julius Hall has big dreams of joining the U.S. Air Force. There is just one thing standing in his way: a high school diploma.