
SunFire High School
Grades and ages
Grades 9-12
Enrollment
403 students
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About SunFire High School
We are a tuition-free, in-person public charter high school in Oakland Park. Each student works with a certified teacher on a personalized success plan, with progress tracked weekly. Our credit recovery program supports students who are behind on credits or returning after time away.
Students have a Student Success Team and access to a full-time licensed social worker. Coursework and planning are shaped around students’ pace, schedule and goals for college, a trade or employment. SunFire is accredited by Cognia.
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- High School (9-12)
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- School Type
- Public charter school
- Students with IEPs
- 22 (11% of students)
Accreditation and licensing
- Cognia
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- Tuition-free public education
Enrollment
403 students
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