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2021-2022 SCHOOL CHOICE GUIDE
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Important Dates
OCTOBER 1 – DECEMBER 1, 2020:
Middle School & High School Magnet Application Period
JANUARY 1 – MARCH 1, 2021:
Elementary School Magnet & Elementary Region School
Application Period
FEBRUARY 1 – APRIL 1, 2021:
Transfer Application Period
APRIL 1 – MAY 1, 2021:
Controlled Open Enrollment
Application Period
Table of Contents Visit
www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us
Information Expo & Magnet Nights . . . . . 1
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 to apply!
Keys to Making an Informed Choice
Elementary Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Elementary Region School Zones . . . . . . . 4
Region School Zone Checklist:
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
A NOTE FROM
Elementary School Magnets . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Elementary Magnets Checklist:
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Elementary School Transfer Options . . . . 8
Elementary Transfer Checklist:
THE SUPERINTENDENT
“
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
As a premiere national school district, SCPS takes pride
MIDDLE SCHOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
in providing opportunities for our students to thrive. The
Keys To Making an Informed Choice—
Middle Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Student Assignment and Program Access Department
Middle School Magnets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 implements that mission by connecting students with
Middle School Magnets Checklist: personalized learning opportunities. These options help
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
students discover their passion and empower them to
SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program . . . . . 14
explore their own educational pathway. Our goal is to
Middle School Transfer Options . . . . . . 16
Middle School Transfer Checklist: provide students access to educational environments that
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 match their special interests and allow them to develop
HIGH SCHOOLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Keys to Making an Informed Choice—
skills that contribute to their ongoing success.
”
High Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
High School Magnets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
High School Magnets Checklist:
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
High School Transfer Options . . . . . . . . 22
High School Transfer Checklist: Walt Griffin, Superintendent
How Do I Apply? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Seminole County Public Schools
High School Programs of Emphasis . . . . 24
2021-2022 Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Frequently Asked Questions . . . . . . . . . 26 TM
Online Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Key Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Glossary of Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Explore
unique programs
FOR SCHOOL TOURS AND
EVENTS, PLEASE CONTACT
EACH INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL.
Elementary School Magnet
contact information page 6.
Middle School Magnet
contact information page 12.
High School Magnet
contact information page 20.
Stay tuned to
WWW.SCPS.K12.FL.US
for updates on upcoming
SCPS School Choice
Events.
1
Elementary schools
Elementary schools
(GRADES K-5)
Student Assignment Processes and School Choice Options
Seminole County Public Schools manages a wide variety of student assignment and school choice transfer
options in an effort to accommodate family choice to the maximum extent possible while also seeking
to minimize overcrowded conditions, promote and maintain diverse student enrollment, support the
implementation of ePathways initiatives to the maximum extent possible, and maintain compliance with
any state required mandates. These processes and options are outlined over the next several pages.
2 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S
School Research Checklist:
Visit school websites
(www.scps.k12.fl.us/schools/school-listings)
Attend a school choice event
Keys to making an Contact the school
informed choice Take a tour of the school
Quick Facts About the School:
School Name:
Phone Number:
School Hours: Office Hours:
Transportation Available: School Size: Class Size:
Parent Teacher Association (PTA): Student Advisory Council (SAC):
Other Volunteer Opportunities:
School Tour Observation Checklist: Key Questions to Ask:
he classrooms look cheerful and students seem
T • Does this school have a particular educational
happy and engaged. philosophy, mission, or theme?
tudent work is displayed and it seems appropriate
S • How does the school keep parents informed of
for the grade level. school information and activities?
Teachers seem enthusiastic and knowledgeable. • How is technology used to support teaching and
learning at this school?
he principal seems confident and interested in
T
interacting with students, teachers, and parents. • What extracurricular opportunities (sports, clubs,
community services, competitions) are available for
here is a playground, gym, field space, or athletic
T students?
facility.
• Does the school have a program for gifted students?
here are unique, fun, and interesting learning
T
spaces besides just regular classrooms. • How does this school support students who have
academic, social, or emotional difficulties?
acilities are well-maintained and the grounds are
F
secure but inviting. • What professional development opportunities do
teachers have?
• Does the school offer physical education, art, and
music classes?
Questions for Elementary Schools: • Does the school make an effort to provide activities
• Is quality child care available before and after that create a sense of community?
school?
• What are some of the school's greatest
• How much outdoor time do kids get each day? accomplishments?
3
Elementary Region School zones
Students residing in Region 1, Region 2, or Region 3 are assigned to
any one of the three schools by the Student Assignment & Program
Access Department. Families must receive a school assignment from
the Student Assignment & Program Access Department before they can
enroll at a school.
• P
arents/Guardians residing in an elementary region school zone will
designate by rank order their preference for their student among the
schools located within the region.
• Student assignment will be based upon the following criteria –
preference zone, full time site-based employee, sibling placement,
socioeconomic diversity, family preference, and capacity.
• Transportation is provided to all students who live more than 2 miles
from their assigned school.
January 1 –
March 1, 2021 There is a sibling link for students to attend the same school that
his/her sibling currently attends and will continue to attend. The
new student is required to submit an application during the on time
On Time Application Period
application period. Current students do not need to re-apply.
Region 1 Region 2 Region 3
Bentley Elementary Bentley Elementary Hamilton Elementary
School of Engineering
Idyllwilde Elementary Crystal Lake Elementary & Technology
Future Ready Academy
Wicklow Elementary Midway Elementary
Wilson Elementary Magnet School for School of the Arts
Global Pathways
Pine Crest Elementary
Magnet School of Innovation
4 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S
How to Apply for an
Elementary Region School Zone
STEP
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE REGION
1 SCHOOL ZONE APPLICATION BASED
UPON YOUR ADDRESS.
• Apply online at www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us
STEP
SUBMIT THE REGION SCHOOL APPLICATION
2 VIA THE ONLINE APPLICATION SYSTEM.
• Confirmation email will be sent upon submission.
• If you do not receive a confirmation email, you did not submit the
application.
STEP
RECEIVE A SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT EMAIL.
3 • On time lottery applications = school assignment email sent in late
March/early April each year.
• Late/ongoing applications = school assignment email sent within 24-48
hours.
• Even if assigned to your second or third choice school, a family must
register at the assigned school in order to remain in the wait pool for their
first choice school.
• Student assignment will be based upon the following criteria — preference
zone, full time site-based employee, sibling placement, socioeconomic
diversity, family preference, and capacity.
STEP
REVIEW THE SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT EMAIL AND COMPLETE
4 THE APPROPRIATE STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT.
• The school is responsible for checking all required enrollment
documentation and verifying residency.
• All school assignments have an enrollment deadline.
• If the parents/guardians do not enroll their child by the stated deadline,
they will be required to submit a new region school application.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 5
January 1 –
March 1, 2021
On Time Application Period
Elementary School Magnets
There is a sibling link for students • M
agnet Schools & Magnet Programs are high-quality and innovative
to attend the same school that his/ educational programs that specialize in a particular theme and are open to
her sibling currently attends and all Seminole County students who meet the eligibility requirements.
will continue to attend. The new • Transportation
is provided to all students who live more than 2 miles from
student is required to submit an the school/program.
application during the application • P
rogram Links are available from specified elementary schools to specified
period. Current students do not middle schools per School Board Policy 5120. Applications must be
need to re-apply. submitted during the on time application period in order for the specified
link to be applied.
GOLDSBORO ELEMENTARY HAMILTON ELEMENTARY IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY
Math, Science, & Technology School of Engineering & Technology Future Ready Academy
Magnet School 1501 East 8th St. • Sanford, FL 430 Vihlen Rd. • Sanford, FL
1300 West 20th St. • Sanford, FL 407.320.6050 407.320.3750
407.320.5850 www.hamilton.scps.k12.fl.us www.idyllwilde.scps.k12.fl.us
www.goldsboro.scps.k12.fl.us
• H
amilton Innovators work collaboratively to • Seeking International Baccalaureate
• G oldsboro Kid’s Space Center allows students think like engineers and tackle real-world Primary Years Program (IB PYP)
to simulate launches and moon landings by problems. Students ask, imagine, plan, authorization by 2021.
testing their skills as a space pilot. create, and improve engineering designs • The IB PYP challenges students to think for
• Bioscience Lab allows students to delve that include units on playgrounds, planetary themselves and take responsibility for their
deeper into the structure and function of living rovers, roller coasters, windmills, light mazes, learning as they explore and seek solutions
things and understanding living and nonliving and more. to local and global issues.
aspects of systems. • he Innovator’s Design Lab, Discovery Hub,
T • The Leader in Me® is a whole school
• Engineering and Computer Science Labs and Robotics Center allow students to take a transformation model that empowers
provide students a solid foundation in the project from idea to completion. Interactive students with the leadership and life skills
basics of coding and programming in real spaces give students a way to link classroom they need to thrive in the 21st century.
world experiences using modern robotics lessons with hands-on experiments,
and drones. computer coding, robotics, along with virtual
and augmented reality experiences.
WICKLOW ELEMENTARY
PROGRAM LINK TO SANFORD Magnet School for Global Pathways
MIDDLE SCHOOL tudents put their engineering skills to the
• S
100 Placid Lake Dr. • Sanford, FL
test in our award-winning competition clubs
407.320.1250
MIDWAY ELEMENTARY including First LEGO League Robotics,
www.wicklow.scps.k12.fl.us
School of the Arts Mathletes, Rube Goldberg, and SECME
teams.
2368 Brisson Ave. • Sanford, FL
PROGRAM LINK TO MILWEE • S eeking International Baccalaureate
407.320.5950
MIDDLE SCHOOL Primary Years Program (IB PYP)
www.midway.scps.k12.fl.us authorization by 2021.
PINE CREST ELEMENTARY • Spanish and French World Language
• A RTFUL LEARNING® infuses arts into all Magnet School of Innovation instruction and the Dual Language Program
academic areas and builds creativity in the provide students with an immersive global
405 West 27th St. • Sanford, FL
learning process. language experience.
407.320.5450
• Students become performers and explore www.pinecrest.scps.k12.fl.us • Disney Musicals in Schools partnership with
careers through unique studios specializing the Dr. Phillips Center provides students
in dance, instrumental band, vocal music, the opportunity to produce, direct, and
orchestra, visual art, and computer • S
tudents experience Computer Science
choreograph a Disney KIDS musical.
science/coding. immersion which lays the foundation for
pursuing high demand jobs of tomorrow.
• Annual Broadway show allows students to
experience all facets of theatre in a full-scale • P
hab Lab combines Computer Science
setting: stage presence, acting, singing, and problem solving opportunities which
dancing, lighting, set design, and audio/visual. transitions students from just players into
PROGRAM LINK TO MILLENNIUM creators.
MIDDLE SCHOOL • B
rand new innovative school campus beams
with state-of-the-art collaborative spaces
and technology.
6 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S
For families residing in elementary
region school zones, magnet
placement will trump region
school zone placement and
How to Apply for an result in region school
zone applications
Elementary School Magnet being withdrawn.
STEP STEP
RECEIVE A MAGNET SCHOOL
1 DETERMINE IF YOUR CHILD
IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR A
4 NOTIFICATION EMAIL.
MAGNET SCHOOL. • On time lottery applications = school
• If your family is zoned to an elementary assignment email sent in late March/early
region school zone (Region 1, Region 2, April each year.
Region 3), you would access the magnet • Based upon limited seat availability, even
schools in your school zone via the some on time applicants may receive a wait
elementary region school zone application. list email.
• If your family is zoned to an elementary • Late applications = will be placed on the
region school zone, you would access wait list for that specific program.
the magnet schools outside of your
school zone via the elementary magnet STEP
ACCEPT YOUR CHILD’S MAGNET
•
application (proceed to next step).
For families residing in elementary region
5 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT OR WAIT
school zones, magnet placement will trump LIST SEAT VIA THE ONLINE
region school zone placement and result APPLICATION SYSTEM.
in region school zone applications being • Log into your parent/guardian account at
withdrawn. www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
• All Seminole County families living in single • Find the “magnet school applications” tab
school zones (i.e. - Lake Mary, Heathrow, in the middle of the screen and accept your
Wekiva, Stenstrom, etc.) would access the child’s seat placement.
magnet schools via the elementary magnet
application (proceed to next step). STEP
IF ACCEPTED INTO A MAGNET
STEP 6 SCHOOL, FAMILIES MUST
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE
2 MAGNET SCHOOL APPLICATION. STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT.
• Apply online at • The school is responsible for checking all
www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us. required enrollment documentation and
• Students may only apply to one magnet verifying residency.
program. • All magnet school acceptance notifications
have an enrollment deadline.
STEP
SUBMIT THE MAGNET SCHOOL • If the parents/guardians do not enroll their
3 APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE child by the stated deadline, they will be
required to submit a new magnet school
APPLICATION SYSTEM.
application and their child will be placed on
• Confirmation email will be sent upon the wait list.
submission.
• If you do not receive a confirmation email,
you did not submit the application.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 7
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TRANSFER OPTIONS
SCPS EMPLOYEE ANNUALLY DEFINED MCKAY SCHOLARSHIP
STUDENT TRANSFER TRANSFERS
• P
arent/Guardian must file an
• S
chool choice option permitted intent for a McKay Scholarship
• S
chool choice options permitted
under School Board Policy 5120 on the Florida Department of
under School Board Policy 5120
allows Seminole County Public Education (DOE) website at
are designed to offer one year
School employees to bring their www.floridaschoolchoice.org
educational choice options for
children to the site at which they to determine eligibility.
families in unique circumstances
work or to transfer their children to in an effort to provide educational • If a parent/guardian elects to
a specifically designated employee consistency for students and families. use the McKay Scholarship for a
transfer school.
• Transportation is not generally public school choice option the
• Transportation is not provided. provided for these options. Exceptional Student Support
Services Department will ensure
• Academic Year Completion Transfer
IEP requirements and class size
CAPACITY TRANSFER • Pending Move Transfer restrictions are reviewed.
• S
chool choice option permitted • Rising 5th Grade Student Transfer
under School Board Policy 5120 • Sibling of Exceptional Education MAXIMIZATION TRANSFER
allows students to transfer between Student Transfer
designated Over-Capacity schools • S
chool choice option permitted
and designated Under-Capacity under School Board Policy 5120
schools. CONTROLLED OPEN allows students to transfer between
ENROLLMENT designated Under-Capacity schools
• T
ransportation is not provided.
and designated greater Under-
• A
ll available options are published • S
chool choice option permitted
Capacity schools in order to make
annually. under School Board Policy 5121
the most efficient use of available
allows students the opportunity to
space and maximize school choice
apply to a specifically designated
DIVERSITY TRANSFER options for families.
controlled open enrollment Seminole
County Public School outside their • Transportation is not provided.
• S
chool choice option permitted
geographic attendance zone. • A
ll available options are published
under School Board Policy 5120
allows student transfers that bring • Transportation is not provided. annually.
schools closer to the average • A
ll available options are published
percentage of students approved annually.
for free/reduced price meal benefits
at the elementary, middle, and high
school levels.
• T
ransportation is provided to a
designated school. Other school
choices are without transportation.
• All available options are published
annually.
8 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U SHow to Apply for an
Elementary School
Transfer Option
STEP
DETERMINE IF YOUR CHILD QUALIFIES FOR A PUBLISHED,
1 ALLOWABLE TRANSFER OPTION.
• Review the Capacity, Diversity, & Maximization Chart published in February.
• Review the SCPS Employee Student Transfer Information Item published in February.
• Review the Controlled Open Enrollment Information Item published in April.
STEP
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE TRANSFER APPLICATION.
2 • Apply online at www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
• Select from the menu of allowable options for your student.
• Students may only apply for one transfer option.
STEP
SUBMIT THE TRANSFER APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE APPLICATION
3 SYSTEM.
• Confirmation email will be sent upon submission.
• If you do not receive a confirmation email, you did not submit the application.
• Please check the Student Assignment & Program Access Department website for specific
application timelines.
STEP
RECEIVE A TRANSFER REQUEST NOTIFICATION EMAIL.
4
• This email notification will inform parents/guardians if the request was approved
or denied.
• If request is denied there will be a reason for the denial in the email notification.
STEP
IF A TRANSFER REQUEST IS APPROVED, FAMILIES MUST COMPLETE
5 THE APPROPRIATE STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT.
• The school is responsible for checking all required enrollment documentation and
verifying residency.
• All approved transfer notifications have an enrollment deadline.
• If the parents/guardians do not enroll their child by the stated deadline, they will be
required to submit a new transfer application.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 9Middle schools
Middle schools
(Grades 6-8)
Student Assignment Processes and School Choice Options
Seminole County Public Schools manages a wide variety of student assignment and school choice transfer
options in an effort to accommodate family choice to the maximum extent possible while also seeking
to minimize overcrowded conditions, promote and maintain diverse student enrollment, support the
implementation of ePathways initiatives to the maximum extent possible, and maintain compliance with
any state required mandates. These processes and options are outlined over the next several pages.
10 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U SSchool Research Checklist:
Visit school websites
(www.scps.k12.fl.us/schools/school-listings)
Attend a school choice event
Keys to making an Contact the school
informed choice Take a tour of the school
Quick Facts About the School:
School Name:
Phone Number:
School Hours: Office Hours:
Transportation Available: School Size: Class Size:
Parent Teacher Association (PTA): Student Advisory Council (SAC):
Other Volunteer Opportunities:
School Tour Observation Checklist: Key Questions to Ask:
he classrooms look cheerful and students seem
T • Does this school have a particular educational
happy and engaged. philosophy, mission, or theme?
tudent work is displayed and it seems appropriate
S • How does the school keep parents informed of
for the grade level. school information and activities?
Teachers seem enthusiastic and knowledgeable. • How is technology used to support teaching and
learning at this school?
he principal seems confident and interested in
T
interacting with students, teachers, and parents. • What extracurricular opportunities (sports, clubs,
community services, competitions) are available for
There is a gym, field space, or athletic facility. students?
here are unique, fun, and interesting learning
T • Does the school have a program for gifted students?
spaces besides just regular classrooms.
• How does this school support students who have
acilities are well-maintained and the grounds are
F academic, social, or emotional difficulties?
secure but inviting.
• What professional development opportunities do
teachers have?
• Does the school offer physical education, art, and
Questions for Middle Schools: music classes?
• How does the school prepare students for major • Does the school make an effort to provide activities
academic decisions that will define their options in that create a sense of community?
high school and beyond? • What are some of the school's greatest
• Are world languages classes (French, Spanish, etc.) accomplishments?
offered to students?
11October 1 –
December 1,
2020 On Time
Application Period
Middle School Magnets
There is a sibling link for students
• M
agnet Schools & Magnet Programs are high-quality and innovative educational
to attend the same school that his/
programs that specialize in a particular theme and are open to all Seminole County
her sibling currently attends and students who meet the eligibility requirements.
will continue to attend. The new
• T
ransportation is provided to all students who live more than 2 miles from the
student is required to submit an school/program.
application during the application
• P
rogram Links are available from specified middle schools to specified high schools
period. Current students do not
per School Board Policy 5120. Applications must be submitted during the on time
need to re-apply. application period in order for the specified link to be applied.
MILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Fine Arts and Communication Magnet Pre-Engineering Magnet
Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program
2330 East SR 46 • Sanford, FL 1341 South Ronald Reagan Blvd. • Longwood, FL
407-320-6550 • www.millennium.scps.k12.fl.us 407-746-3850 • www.milwee.scps.k12.fl.us
• Unique
course options in performing arts and visual • Project Lead the Way partnership engages students in
arts include musical theatre, ballet, advanced orchestra, computer science, architecture, and medical science
puppetry, costume creation, and art portfolio. activities.
• P
erforming Arts events allow students to showcase their • Amazing experiences outside of the classroom include
talents in front of live audiences in areas such as theatre, FIRST LEGO league, Technology Student Association (TSA),
Student Astronaut Challenge, SECME, and school wide field
dance, chorus, band, guitar, and orchestra.
trips to Kennedy Space Center, Lake Lotus Park, Sea World,
• T
he stunning campus features over a dozen dedicated and the Natural History Museum.
visual & performing arts classrooms along with a state-of- • Unique learning spaces enhance Robotics, Engineering, and
the-art auditorium. Environmental exploration.
PROGRAM LINK TO THE ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
AT LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL
SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL SOUTH SEMINOLE ACADEMY
Math, Science, and Technology Magnet Leadership, Law, & Advanced Studies
Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program
1700 South French Ave. • Sanford, FL 101 South Winter Park Dr. • Casselberry, FL
407-320-6150 • www.sanford.scps.k12.fl.us 407-746-1350 • www.ssa.scps.k12.fl.us
• STEM infused lessons in all content areas provide • Implementation of Franklin Covey’s LEAD program and
students with skills to incorporate critical thinking and the integration of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens
problem solving, collaboration and communication, and empowers students to find their voice, take charge of
creativity and exploration. their daily actions, and prepares students for success in
high school and beyond.
• S
tate-of-the-Art classroom spaces allow students to
explore engineering design through hands on Physics, • A
dvanced learning opportunities include the Seminole
experience gliding through the skies in aeronautics, County Public Schools Pre-IB Prep Program, multiple
and discover occupations in animal and medical health world languages, Gifted instruction, and high school
careers. credit opportunities.
• P
artnerships with The Central Florida Zoo and local • T
hree year sequence of law studies, mock trials, field
businesses allow students the opportunity for field trips to government agencies, and guest speakers from
studies in a real world environment with job shadowing the legal community provide students with unique
and mentoring in chosen career fields. opportunities to explore career pathways in law.
12 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U SHow to Apply for a
Middle School Magnet
STEP
STEP
RECEIVE A MAGNET SCHOOL
1 DETERMINE IF YOUR CHILD 4 NOTIFICATION EMAIL.
IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR A
MAGNET SCHOOL. • On time lottery applications = school
assignment email sent in mid-January each
• If your family is zoned to attend a middle
year.
school magnet, based upon your address,
you do not need to apply for that school. • Based upon limited seat availability, even
some on time applicants may receive a wait
• If your family is not zoned to attend the
list email.
middle school magnet of your choice,
proceed to the next step. • Late applications = will be placed on the
wait list for that specific program.
STEP
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE STEP
2 ACCEPT YOUR CHILD’S MAGNET
MAGNET SCHOOL APPLICATION. 5 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT OR WAIT
• Apply online at
LIST SEAT VIA THE ONLINE
www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
APPLICATION SYSTEM.
• Please note which application you are
• Log into your parent/guardian account at
completing (regular magnet or magnet +
www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
SCPS Pre-IB Program Track).
• Find the “magnet school applications” tab
• Magnet + SCPS Pre-IB Program Track =
in the middle of the screen and accept your
magnet themed electives at the requested
child’s seat placement.
school PLUS advanced curriculum in
core academic courses (math, language
arts, science, social students, and world
STEP
IF ACCEPTED INTO A MAGNET
language). 6 SCHOOL, FAMILIES MUST
• Students may only apply to one magnet COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE
program. STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT.
• The school is responsible for checking all
STEP
SUBMIT THE MAGNET SCHOOL required enrollment documentation and
3 APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE verifying residency.
APPLICATION SYSTEM. • All magnet school acceptance notifications
have an enrollment deadline.
• Confirmation email will be sent upon
submission. • If the parents/guardians do not enroll their
child by the stated deadline, they will be
• If you do not receive a confirmation email,
required to submit a new magnet school
you did not submit the application.
application and their child will be placed on
the wait list.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 13SCPS Pre-IB
Preparatory Program*
PREPARATION FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL
BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM
The SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program offers an extensive course of study
in math, science, world language, social studies, and language arts with
an emphasis on independent study, in-depth learning, and accelerated
curriculum requirements. The program moves at a vigorous pace while
integrating creativity, problem-solving, higher-order thinking skills,
In-zone students may
communication, leadership, planning, goal-setting, and research methods.
select the SCPS Pre-IB
Students who participate in this program are also required to take a world
Preparatory Program
language and participate in community service projects.
on their middle school
Students zoned to the four middle school magnets (based upon their course registration forms
address) may elect to participate in the SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program completed with guidance
when completing their middle school course selection forms with guidance counselors in the spring.
counselors in the spring.
Out of zone students interested in participating in the SCPS Pre-IB
Preparatory Program need to make sure they complete the correct magnet
application by applying for their magnet school of choice + SCPS Pre-IB Out-of-zone applicants
Program Track. must make sure they
complete the correct
magnet application by
applying for their magnet
school of choice + SCPS
Pre-IB Program Track.
*Seminole
County Public
Schools Pre-IB
Preparatory Program was
designed by and for Seminole
County Public Schools and is not
affiliated with the International
Baccalaureate Organization.
14SCPS PRE-IB PREPARATORY PROGRAM
All four middle school magnets offer students the opportunity to participate in
the SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program via the SCPS Pre-IB Program Track.
MILLENNIUM MIDDLE SCHOOL
Fine Arts and Communication Magnet
Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program
2330 East SR 46 • Sanford, FL
407-320-6550 • www.millennium.scps.k12.fl.us
Students who finish 8th grade in
the SCPS Pre-IB Program Track
MILWEE MIDDLE SCHOOL
Pre-Engineering Magnet at any of the four middle school
Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program magnets and apply during the
1341 South Ronald Reagan Blvd. • Longwood, FL on time application period for
407-746-3850 • www.milwee.scps.k12.fl.us
the International Baccalaureate
Diploma Program at Seminole
High School or Winter Springs
SANFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL High School (eligibility determined
Math, Science, and Technology Magnet
by zoned high school) will have a
Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program
priority for placement.
1700 South French Ave. • Sanford, FL
407-320-6150 • www.sanford.scps.k12.fl.us
SOUTH SEMINOLE ACADEMY
Leadership, Law, & Advanced Studies
Offering SCPS Pre-IB Preparatory Program
101 South Winter Park Dr. • Casselberry, FL
407-746-1350 • www.ssa.scps.k12.fl.us
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 15Middle school transfer options
ANNUALLY DEFINED MCKAY SCHOLARSHIP
SCPS EMPLOYEE
TRANSFERS
STUDENT TRANSFER • P
arent/Guardian must file an
• S
chool choice option permitted • S
chool choice options permitted intent for a McKay Scholarship
under School Board Policy 5120 under School Board Policy 5120 on the Florida Department of
allows Seminole County Public are designed to offer one year Education (DOE) website at
School employees to bring their educational choice options for www.floridaschoolchoice.org
children to the site at which they families in unique circumstances to determine eligibility.
work or to transfer their children to in an effort to provide educational • If a parent/guardian elects to
a specifically designated employee consistency for students and families. use the McKay Scholarship for a
transfer school. • Transportation is not generally public school choice option the
provided for these options. Exceptional Student Support
• Transportation is not provided.
Services Department will ensure
• Academic Year Completion Transfer
IEP requirements and class size
CAPACITY TRANSFER • Pending Move Transfer restrictions are reviewed.
• Rising 8th Grade Student Transfer
• S
chool choice option permitted
under School Board Policy 5120 • Sibling of Exceptional Education MAXIMIZATION TRANSFER
allows students to transfer between Student Transfer
• S
chool choice option permitted
designated Over-Capacity schools
under School Board Policy 5120
and designated Under-Capacity CONTROLLED OPEN allows students to transfer between
schools.
ENROLLMENT designated Under-Capacity schools
• T
ransportation is not provided. and designated greater Under-
• S
chool choice option permitted Capacity schools in order to make
• A
ll available options are published
under School Board Policy 5121 the most efficient use of available
annually.
allows students the opportunity to space and maximize school choice
apply to a specifically designated options for families.
DIVERSITY TRANSFER controlled open enrollment Seminole
County Public School outside their • Transportation is not provided.
• S
chool choice option permitted geographic attendance zone. • A
ll available options are published
under School Board Policy 5120 annually.
• Transportation is not provided.
allows student transfers that bring
schools closer to the average • A
ll available options are published
percentage of students approved annually.
for free/reduced price meal benefits
at the elementary, middle, and high
school levels.
• T
ransportation is provided to a
designated school. Other school
choices are without transportation.
• A
ll available options are published
annually.
16 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U SHow to Apply for a
Middle School Transfer Option
STEP
DETERMINE IF YOUR CHILD QUALIFIES FOR A PUBLISHED,
1 ALLOWABLE TRANSFER OPTION.
• Review the Capacity, Diversity, & Maximization Chart published in February.
• Review the SCPS Employee Student Transfer Information Item published in February.
• Review the Controlled Open Enrollment Information Item published in April.
STEP
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE TRANSFER APPLICATION.
2 • Apply online at www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
• Select from the menu of allowable options for your student.
• Students may only apply for one transfer option.
STEP
SUBMIT THE TRANSFER APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE
3 APPLICATION SYSTEM.
• Confirmation email will be sent upon submission.
• If you do not receive a confirmation email, you did not submit the application.
• Please check the Student Assignment & Program Access Department website
for specific application timelines.
STEP
RECEIVE A TRANSFER REQUEST NOTIFICATION EMAIL.
4 • This email notification will inform parents/guardians if the request was approved
or denied.
• If request is denied there will be a reason for the denial in the email notification.
STEP
IF A TRANSFER REQUEST IS APPROVED, FAMILIES MUST COMPLETE
5 THE APPROPRIATE STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT.
• The school is responsible for checking all required enrollment documentation and
verifying residency.
• All approved transfer notifications have an enrollment deadline.
• If the parents/guardians do not enroll their child by the stated deadline, they will
be required to submit a new transfer application.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 17High schools
High schools
(Grades 9-12)
Student Assignment Processes and School Choice Options
Seminole County Public Schools manages a wide variety of student assignment and school choice transfer
options in an effort to accommodate family choice to the maximum extent possible while also seeking
to minimize overcrowded conditions, promote and maintain diverse student enrollment, support the
implementation of ePathways initiatives to the maximum extent possible, and maintain compliance with
any state required mandates. These processes and options are outlined over the next several pages.
18 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U SSchool Research Checklist:
Visit school websites
(www.scps.k12.fl.us/schools/school-listings)
Attend a school choice event
Keys to making an
Contact the school
informed choice Take a tour of the school
Quick Facts About the School:
School Name:
Phone Number:
School Hours: Office Hours:
Transportation Available: School Size: Class Size:
Parent Teacher Association (PTA): Student Advisory Council (SAC):
Other Volunteer Opportunities:
School Tour Observation Checklist: Key Questions to Ask:
he classrooms look cheerful and students seem
T • Does this school have a particular educational
happy and engaged. philosophy, mission, or theme?
tudent work is displayed and it seems appropriate
S • How does the school keep parents informed of
for the grade level. school information and activities?
Teachers seem enthusiastic and knowledgeable. • How is technology used to support teaching and
learning at this school?
he principal seems confident and interested in
T
interacting with students, teachers, and parents. • What extracurricular opportunities (sports, clubs,
community services, competitions) are available for
There is a gym, field space, or athletic facility. students?
here are unique, fun, and interesting learning
T • Does the school have a program for gifted students?
spaces besides just regular classrooms.
• How does this school support students who have
acilities are well-maintained and the grounds are
F academic, social, or emotional difficulties?
secure but inviting.
• What professional development opportunities do
teachers have?
• Does the school offer physical education, art, and
Questions for High Schools: music classes?
• What emphasis does the school place on college • Does the school make an effort to provide activities
and career readiness? that create a sense of community?
• Are counselors available to help students make • What are some of the school's greatest
important decisions about classes and college and accomplishments?
career readiness?
19October 1 –
December 1,
2020 On Time
Application Period
High School Magnets
There is a sibling link for incoming • M
agnet Schools & Magnet Programs are high-quality and innovative educational
9th grade students to attend the programs that specialize in a particular theme and are open to all Seminole County
same program that his/her sibling students who meet the eligibility requirements.
currently attends and will continue to • T
ransportation is provided to all students who live more than 2 miles from the
attend. The new student is required school/program.
to submit an application during the
• A
cceptance into a magnet school/magnet program for students applying for grade
application period. Current students
ten and above in contingent upon an administrative review of their transcripts.
do not need to re-apply.
CROOMS ACADEMY OF ACADEMY OF HEALTH CAREERS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AT SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
2200 West 13th St. • Sanford, FL 2701 Ridgewood Ave. • Sanford, FL
407-320-5750 • www.cait.scps.k12.fl.us 407-320-5050 • www.seminolehs.scps.k12.fl.us
• A
A Degree Pathway allows students to earn a degree • H
ealth career industry certification opportunities in either
from Seminole State College, at no cost to the family. a patient care or a biomedical research pathway allow
• Information technology industry certification students to earn career credentials which make them job
opportunities allow students to earn career credentials ready upon graduation.
which make them job ready upon graduation. • A
uthentic lab spaces on campus allow students to
• A
nnual TechFest provides students opportunities to develop and practice clinical skills.
interact with business leaders and showcase their skills • C
areer exploration opportunities are available through
and credentials to an authentic audience. job shadowing and clinical experiences in local
healthcare facilities.
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE
DIPLOMA PROGRAM AT SEMINOLE ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING
HIGH SCHOOL AT LYMAN HIGH SCHOOL
2701 Ridgewood Ave. • Sanford, FL 865 South Ronald Reagan Blvd. • Longwood, FL
407-320-5050 • www.seminolehs.scps.k12.fl.us 407-746-2050 • www.lyman.scps.k12.fl.us
INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE • L yman Academy of Engineering offers industry
DIPLOMA PROGRAM AT certification testing for all students which can lead to
WINTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL additional opportunities for post-secondary employment.
• R
enowned Project Lead the Way (PLTW) curriculum
130 Tuskawilla Rd. • Winter Springs, FL
emphasizes critical thinking, creativity, innovation, and
407-320-8750 • www.winterspringshs.scps.k12.fl.us real-world problem solving.
• S
tudents choose to explore an area of interest
• T
aught by IB trained faculty, the international
including aerospace engineering, digital electronics,
college preparatory curriculum allows students to
explore the world from a variety of perspectives. civil engineering and architecture, and environmental
sustainability.
• T
he IB Diploma Program has earned a reputation
for rigorous assessment, helping IB diploma
holders access the world’s leading universities
and programs.
• T
he IB Diploma Program is ideal for
knowledgeable and caring young people who
are motivated to grow as individuals through
significant academic challenge.
Students applying for the IB Program zoned for Hagerty, Lake Howell, Oviedo & Winter Springs High may only apply to Winter Springs
20 A P PStudents
High. LY AT applying
W W W. Sfor
EM theI N
IBOProgram
L E S C Hzoned
O O Lfor
C HLake
OIC E S A P PLake
Brantley, L I CMary,
AT I O N.US
Lyman & Seminole High may only apply to Seminole High.How to Apply for a
High School Magnet
STEP STEP
DETERMINE IF YOUR CHILD ACCEPT YOUR CHILD’S MAGNET
1 IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY FOR A 5 SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT OR WAIT
MAGNET SCHOOL. LIST SEAT VIA THE ONLINE
• Even if your child is zoned to attend a high APPLICATION SYSTEM.
school where a magnet program exists (i.e. • Log into your parent/guardian account at
Academy of Engineering at Lyman High www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
School) you MUST still submit a magnet
• Find the “magnet school applications” tab
application.
in the middle of the screen and accept your
child’s seat placement.
STEP
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE
2 MAGNET SCHOOL APPLICATION.
STEP
IF ACCEPTED INTO A MAGNET
• Apply online at 6 SCHOOL, FAMILIES MUST
www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us. COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE
• Students may only apply to one magnet STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT.
program. • The school is responsible for checking all
required enrollment documentation and
STEP verifying residency.
SUBMIT THE MAGNET SCHOOL
3 APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE • All magnet school acceptance notifications
have an enrollment deadline.
APPLICATION SYSTEM.
• If the parents/guardians do not enroll their
• Confirmation email will be sent upon
child by the stated deadline, they will be
submission.
required to submit a new magnet school
• If you do not receive a confirmation email, application and their child will be placed on
you did not submit the application. the wait list.
STEP
RECEIVE A MAGNET SCHOOL
4 NOTIFICATION EMAIL.
• On time lottery applications = school 10TH, 11TH, & 12TH GRADE APPLICANTS:
assignment email sent in mid-January Acceptance into a magnet school/magnet program is
each year. contingent upon a school based administrative review of
• Based upon limited seat availability, even student transcripts. However, families should still apply
some on time applicants may receive a wait through the same online application system.
list email.
• Late applications = will be placed on the
wait list for that specific program.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 21High school transfer options
SCPS EMPLOYEE ANNUALLY DEFINED
STUDENT TRANSFER TRANSFERS
• S
chool choice option permitted • S
chool choice options permitted
under School Board Policy 5120 under School Board Policy 5120
allows Seminole County Public are designed to offer one year
School employees to bring their MCKAY SCHOLARSHIP
educational choice options for
children to the site at which they families in unique circumstances • P
arent/Guardian must file an
work or to transfer their children to in an effort to provide educational intent for a McKay Scholarship
a specifically designated employee consistency for students and families. on the Florida Department of
transfer school.
• Transportation is not generally Education (DOE) website at
• Transportation is not provided. provided for these options. www.floridaschoolchoice.org
to determine eligibility.
• Academic Year Completion Transfer
CAPACITY TRANSFER • If a parent/guardian elects to
• Pending Move Transfer
use the McKay Scholarship for a
• S
chool choice option permitted • Rising 12th Grade Student Transfer public school choice option the
under School Board Policy 5120 • Sibling of Exceptional Education Exceptional Student Support
allows students to transfer between Student Transfer Services Department will ensure
designated Over-Capacity schools IEP requirements and class size
and designated Under-Capacity restrictions are reviewed.
schools. CONTROLLED OPEN
ENROLLMENT
• T
ransportation is not provided. MAXIMIZATION TRANSFER
• A
ll available options are published • S
chool choice option permitted
• S
chool choice option permitted
annually. under School Board Policy
under School Board Policy 5120
5121 which allows students the
allows students to transfer between
opportunity to apply to a specifically
DIVERSITY TRANSFER designated controlled open
designated Under-Capacity schools
and designated greater Under-
enrollment Seminole County Public
• S
chool choice option permitted Capacity schools in order to make
School outside their geographic
under School Board Policy 5120 the most efficient use of available
attendance zone.
allows student transfers that bring space and maximize school choice
schools closer to the average • Transportation is not provided. options for families.
percentage of students approved • A
ll available options are published • Transportation is not provided.
for free/reduced price meal benefits annually.
at the elementary, middle, and high • A
ll available options are published
school levels. annually.
• T
ransportation is provided to a
PROGRAM OF EMPHASIS
designated school. Other school • S
chool choice option permitted
choices are without transportation. under School Board Policy 5120
• All available options are published allows a limited number of high
annually. school students to pursue a specific
area of study that might not be
available at their zoned school.
• See page 24 for additional details.
22 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U SHow to Apply for a
high School Transfer Option
STEP
DETERMINE IF YOUR CHILD QUALIFIES FOR A PUBLISHED,
1 ALLOWABLE TRANSFER OPTION.
• Review the Capacity, Diversity, & Maximization Chart published in February.
• Review the SCPS Employee Student Transfer Information Item published in February.
• Review the Program of Emphasis Information Item published in February.
• Review the Controlled Open Enrollment Information Item published in April.
STEP
COMPLETE THE APPROPRIATE TRANSFER APPLICATION.
2 • Apply online at www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us.
• Select from the menu of allowable options for your student.
• Students may only apply for one transfer option.
STEP
SUBMIT THE TRANSFER APPLICATION VIA THE ONLINE
3 APPLICATION SYSTEM.
• Confirmation email will be sent upon submission.
• If you do not receive a confirmation email, you did not submit the application.
• Please check the Student Assignment & Program Access Department website for
specific application timelines.
STEP
RECEIVE A TRANSFER REQUEST NOTIFICATION EMAIL.
4 • This email notification will inform parents/guardians if the request was approved or denied.
• If request is denied there will be a reason for the denial in the email notification.
STEP
IF A TRANSFER REQUEST IS APPROVED, FAMILIES MUST COMPLETE THE
5 APPROPRIATE STEPS FOR ENROLLMENT
• The school is responsible for checking all required enrollment documentation and
verifying residency.
• All approved transfer notifications have an enrollment deadline.
• If the parents/guardians do not enroll their child by the stated deadline, they will be
required to submit a new transfer application.
A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S 23February 1 – HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS OF EMPHASIS
april 1, 2021 • P
rograms of Emphasis provide a focused
area of study centered around a career
pathway.
• A
limited number of seats in the programs
listed in this guide may be available for 9th
grade students who are not zoned to the
school.
• S
tudents who are zoned for the school may
On Time Application Period select a Program of Emphasis via course • T
ransportation is not provided for out of
scheduling and should speak with a school zone students.
counselor.
MODELING, Hagerty
In the Modeling, Simulation, & Analysis program students learn to navigate and create
SIMULATION, detailed models and virtual simulations. This pathway has the potential to lead to high-
High School paying careers in diverse fields related to modeling/simulation technologies and program
& ANALYSIS management. This program includes industry certification.
ACADEMY OF Lake Brantley The Academy of Finance offers a curriculum comprised of finance and business technology
including Accounting Applications and Personal Financial Planning. This program includes
FINANCE High School industry certification.
Students who participate in the Creative Design & Entertainment Program have the opportunity
CREATIVE DESIGN & Lake Brantley to develop their artistic and digital skillsets while preparing for a future career. Currently, the
ENTERTAINMENT High School program includes two pathways: Digital Photography Technology and 3D Animation Technology,
with more choices to come in the future! This program includes industry certification.
Lake Howell The Cybersecurity program curriculum introduces and prepares students for careers in
CYBERSECURITY High School computer science and cyber-defense in multiple industries. This program includes industry
certification.
The Business & Entrepreneurship program curriculum introduces the broad spectrum of
business, industry, and small business initiatives. Students will develop the fundamental
BUSINESS & Lake Howell knowledge and skills necessary to start and operate a business. This program includes
ENTREPRENEURSHIP High School opportunities to earn dual enrollment credit or an Associate in Arts degree in Business from
Seminole State College while simultaneously completing a high school diploma. This program
also includes industry certification.
ADVANCED Lake Mary The Advanced Manufacturing & Innovation program provides students the opportunity to
MANUFACTURING High School design and prototype innovative products using high-tech, industry standard equipment. This
& INNOVATION program includes industry certification.
FORENSIC SCIENCE Lake Mary This program includes two pathways: Forensic Science uses groundbreaking, modern scientific
High School technology in crime scene investigation and Legal Studies teaches the foundations of our legal
& LEGAL STUDIES system. This program includes opportunities to earn dual enrollment credit.
The Bioscience Technology program prepares students to be successful in career fields
BIOSCIENCE Oviedo High of applied biology in various industries. The courses are designed to be predominately
TECHNOLOGY School laboratory based with a focus on utilizing bioscience equipment and practicing lab technician
skills. This program includes industry certification.
RENEWABLE The Renewable Energy program allows students to study energy technologies and the
Winter Springs
ENERGY High School
advantages, disadvantages, and limitations of renewable energy resources for a sustainable
future. This program includes opportunities to earn dual enrollment credit.
PUBLIC SERVICE The Public Service Academy exposes students to the wide variety of career opportunities
Winter Springs in government operations and public safety. The program includes three pathway options:
ACADEMY: HEROES High School Principles of Teaching, Criminal Justice Operations, and Emergency Planning & Response.
OF TOMORROW
PSI High is a project-based, full-time Program of Emphasis in which students work in a high-
PROBLEM SOLVING tech school of the future designed to solve real community, business, and social problems.
Seminole All students complete the Business Management and Analysis CTE program, multiple industry
INCUBATOR High School certifications in either digital design, product engineering, or computer application design,
(PSI HIGH) and gain direct management experience operating a School-Based Enterprise. PSI High
learners are the innovators of tomorrow.
The Aviation Academy allows access to two programs. In Aviation Maintenance students learn
AVIATION Seminole core flight safety and the inner workings of aircraft through maintenance coursework. The Avionics
Systems program introduces students to the high-tech electronics systems aboard an aircraft. The
ACADEMY High School Aviation Academy is designed to prepare students for employment or advanced training in the
aviation industry. Both programs include industry certification.
24 A P P LY AT W W W. S E M I N O L E S C H O O L C H O I C E S A P P L I C AT I O N . U S2021-2022
Calendar iddle School Magnets/High
M lementary/Middle/High School
E
School Magnet Capacity, Diversity, Maximization,
Program of Emphasis, SCPS
lementary School Magnets/
E Employee Student, McKay
Elementary Region Schools Scholarship, & Applicable
Controlled Open Enrollment Annually Defined Transfers
2020
OCTOBER 1 Middle School Magnet/High School Magnet Application Period OPENS
DECEMBER 1 On Time Middle School Magnet/High School Magnet Application Period CLOSES
2021
JANUARY 1 Elementary School Magnet/Elementary Region School Application Period OPENS
Notification Emails Sent for On Time Middle School Magnets/High
JANUARY 6-15 School Magnets
FEBRUARY 1 Transfer Application Period OPENS
On Time Elementary School Magnet/Elementary Region School Application
MARCH 1 Period CLOSES
APRIL 1 On Time Transfer Application Period CLOSES
APRIL 1 Controlled Open Enrollment Application Period OPENS
Notification Emails Sent for On Time Elementary School Magnets/Elementary
APRIL 1-10 Region Schools
APRIL 15 Start Date for Notification Emails for Approved Transfer Requests
MAY 1 Controlled Open Enrollment Application Period CLOSES
Start Date for Notification Emails for Approved Controlled Open
MAY 13 Enrollment Requests
JULY 20 Deadline for 1st Semester Transfer Requests
DECEMBER 1 Deadline for 2nd Semester Transfer Requests
Except for Controlled Open Enrollment, applications may continue to be submitted after the on time application
timelines. Depending upon the type of request and the available capacity at the requested school, a late applicant
may be placed into a program/school, wait listed, approved, or denied. Elementary region school zone assignments
are ongoing and families new to those school zones must still be assigned through the Student Assignment &
Program Access Department during the current school year.
STUDENT ASSIGNMENT & PROGRAM ACCESS DEPARTMENT
407-320-0329 • Info at www.seminoleschoolchoices.us
A P P LY AT W W W. •S EApply www.seminoleschoolchoicesapplication.us
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