Douglas Anderson School of the Arts #107
2445 SAN DIEGO ROAD
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32207
346-5620
WWW.DASOTA.ORG

Visual and Performing Arts
Douglas Anderson is a state-of-the-art campus where each graduating class consistently accrues millions of dollars in scholarships to colleges, universities and conservatories for their achievements both in the arts and academics. Our unique, intensive arts programs include majors in creative writing, dance, film, guitar, instrumental music, performance theater, piano, technical theater, visual arts and vocal music. These are combined with academic courses to provide students the opportunity to receive a top-notch education. An audition is required prior to acceptance to our nationally recognized, award-winning high school.

Tours: Tours are provided all year, by appointment.

Special Information: Admission is by audition only. Auditions for 2008-2009 are Tuesday, January 22 at 6 p.m. and Thursday, January 24 at 6 p.m. Application packets are available on the school's Web site under "admission." Students who accept placement at Douglas Anderson forfeit the opportunity to apply for other magnet programs through the magnet lottery.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Phyllis Penney, 390-2971, penneyp@duvalschools.org.


Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts #145
1701 DAVIS STREET NORTH
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32209
630-6805
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/DARNELLCOOKMAN
A Dreams Begin Here Magnet School

School of the Medical Arts
As a part of the Magnet Schools Assistance Program Grant, Darnell-Cookman's already successful middle school medical magnet program will expand to high school. Starting in August 2008, a School of the Medical Arts program will be added with openings for 150 students in grade 9. Students in the middle school medical magnet as well as the gifted and academically talented magnet programs have the option to continue on at Darnell-Cookman for 9th grade. The school will add one grade level per year. The School of the Medical Arts curriculum will be offering advanced, Advanced Placement, and honors courses with concentrations in the biological, medical, and natural sciences with additional advanced requirements in mathematics and social studies. A freshman colloquium will enhance the core curriculum by assisting the students in the identification of their personal and professional life goals.

Information Sessions for Grade 9: January 15, February 5 and 21, 6:30 p.m.

Special Information: 150 openings for grade 9 for 2008-2009. Because of its participation in the Magnet Schools Assistance Program Grant, this school is designated as a magnet school choice option for students who live in the attendance area of five (5) Title 1 middle schools.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Angela TenBroeck and LaToya Pratt, 630-6800.


Andrew Jackson #35
3816 NORTH MAIN STREET
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32206
630-6950

Criminal Justice
This program emphasizes the three components of the criminal justice system: police, courts and corrections. Students have the opportunity to explore all three career fields. Through a required core of college preparatory academic classes coupled with dual-enrollment college credit classes, students can gain both knowledge and "hands-on" experience. Currently, employment in the criminal justice system requires additional training and/or a college degree after graduation. This program seeks students who can rise to the challenge of doing the right thing. Employment in law enforcement related fields has zero tolerance for juvenile arrests and convictions.

Tours: After school tours are given by appointment; please call Mary Jo Antone, 630-6950 ext. 1501, or e-mail antonem@duvalschools.org to schedule a tour.

Open House: Thursday, January 24 and Thursday, February 21, 6 p.m.

Special Information: Principal or Magnet Lead Teacher signature will be given only after a school tour or Open House. Students are required to wear a uniform on a daily basis. There are no openings for seniors. New student orientation is May 15 at 6 p.m.

Military Science (Air Force Junior ROTC)
This magnet program offers Air Force Junior ROTC enrollment designed to build better and more productive citizens, strengthen character, teach responsibility and acquaint cadets with the aerospace age. Students are prepared for college entrance and are provided information on careers and life after high school. In addition, those who successfully complete three years of aerospace science will be eligible to enter the armed forces at up to two pay grades higher than other enlistees.

Open House: Thursday, January 24 and Thursday, February 21, 6 p.m.

Tours: Parents and students interested in Air Force Junior ROTC should contact Major Trent Johnson, 630-6950 ext. 1402, or e-mail at johnsont1@duvalschools.org.

Special Information: Principal or Magnet Lead Teacher signature given only after a school tour. AFROTC has a strict personal grooming mandate and code of conduct, and students are required to wear a uniform. New student orientation is May 15 at 6 p.m.

Health Sciences Academy
The health sciences program is designed to offer a diverse educational experience in the health care industry. Our curriculum is designed to integrate rigor, critical thinking and employability skills necessary to meet the challenges of an ever-changing technological society. In May 2005, the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce awarded Andrew Jackson High School the "Circle of Excellence," the highest level of recognition for any career academy. Jackson is the first career academy to reach this standard for superior performance. Students particiapte in internships at Baptist Medical Center, Memorial Hospital, Shands Jacksonville, Jacksonville Zoological Gardens and long-term care facilities. Local area hospitals recruit our students to participate in entry-level employment. Upon completion of the core requirements, students are eligible to take the State of Florida Certified Nursing Assistant examination.

Tours: January 22 through February 28, Monday through Thursday, 12:45 p.m.-2:45 p.m.
For special appointments to tour the health sciences academy, please call 630-6950 ext. 1510 or e-mail Lisa Chatman at chatmanl@duvalschools.org.

Open House: Thursday, January 24, 6 p.m. and Thursday, February 21, 6 p.m.

Special Information: Students are required to wear medical scrubs Monday through Thursday. New student orientation is May 15 at 6 p.m. Seats are limited to 9th grade students only.


Robert E. Lee High #33
1200 MCDUFF AVENUE SOUTH
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32205
381-3930
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/LEE

Math and Science Program and Engineering Academy
The Math and Science Program and Engineering Academy is a dedicated learning community within a larger high school that gives students unprecedented opportunities in the fields of math, science and engineering. We specialize in preparing students for college majors in all engineering disciplines and research sciences as well as forensic science, engineering technology and many others!

Students begin science and engineering courses in the 9th grade and then choose either the math and science track or the engineering track. Those who choose engineering enter into the Engineering Academy and continue taking advanced engineering electives as well as honors and AP courses to prepare them for college. In 2007, 100 percent of our engineering students entered the college of their choice. Those who enter the Math and Science Program specialize in a scientific field and take three AP sciences (biology, chemistry and phsyics) and can elect to take anatomy and physiology, AP environmental science, forensic science, marine science and genetics.

Regardless of which path they choose, our students engage in hands-on, real-world learning. They meet with industry mentors, conduct research projects of their own and build a portfolio that showcases their talents. Our students typically enter college to pursue majors such as astrophysics, architecture, engineering, environmental science, forensic science, pre-medicine, biology, physics and chemistry. Within the last three years, our students have gone on to prestigious universities including the University of Miami, Florida State University, Georgia Tech, University of North Florida, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, the University of Florida and many others.

With our seven computer labs, two engineering labs, forensic science, environmental science, chemistry, physics and anatomy labs, we are on the cutting edge of science and technology. Come join us!

Special Information: Successful completion of Algebra 1 in 8th grade required for admission.

Tours: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9 a.m.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Jeffrey Cumber, 381-3930 ext. 157, cumberj@duvalschools.org.


Early College at Lee High School #33
1200 SOUTH MCDUFF AVENUE
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32205
381-9898
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/LEE

Early College Program
The Robert E. Lee Early College Program is an accelerated and academically rigorous program bringing the concept of dual enrollment into a new dimension. Through a collaborative effort by Duval County Public Schools and Florida Community College at Jacksonville students have the opportunity to complete up to 60 hours of college credit during their high school years. The goal is to earn an Associates of Arts degree and a high school diploma. The program is committed to supporting the personal development and academic needs of its students and families. It is a rigorous and focused program for all students who are academically at or above grade level and who are highly motivated, with a true desire to achieve the specific and challenging goals of the program. Admission to the Robert E. Lee Early College Program is by application only. Criteria for admission include a 3.0 GPA, level 3 FCAT scores in reading and math, and recommendations from four core academic program teachers of the current year. Applications must be submitted directly to the Robert E. Lee Early College Program. Academic transcripts and documentation of standardized test scores are required if a student is not currently enrolled in a Duval County public school. Applications are now available.

Open House: Wednesday, January 16, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.

Tours: Tuesday-Thursday, January 22-24, 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Special Information:
Deadline for application and teacher recommendations: February 1 by 3 p.m. (do not fax).
Acceptance letters mailed: February 15
Deadline to accept or decline: February 22, 3 p.m.
There are 100 openings for grade 9. There are no openings for grades 10, 11, or 12.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Rhonda Cotter, 381-3930.


Mandarin #260
4831 GREENLAND ROAD
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32258
260-3911
WWW.MANDARINHIGH.ORG

AICE (Advanced International Certificate of Education)
The AICE program is a rigorous college preparatory curriculum sponsored by the University of Cambridge. The AICE program provides curricular flexibility for highly motivated, academically oriented students of Duval County. Offerings include Pre-AICE and Advanced Placement courses in grades 9 and 10, and AICE-level courses in grades 11 and 12. Students may earn the pretigious AICE Diploma by passing six international examinations, resulting in automatic eligibility for the 100 percent Florida Bright Futures Scholarship and up to 30 hours of college credit. Mandarin's AICE offers a variety of advantages for students who want to pursue an advanced program of study in a comprehensive high school setting. Admission is competitive. Selection is based on test scores, grades, teacher recommendations and extracurricular activities. Students wishing to apply to the AICE program must submit a completed application directly to Mandarin High School. Applications are available both online and in the office of Mandarin High School. Please visit Mandarin High's website, www.mandarinhigh.org to view additional information about this outstanding academic option. To download an application for AICE, visit this site: http://www.duvalschools.org/mhs/AICE2/default.asp

Tours: January 17 and 24, 3 p.m.

Special Information:
Application Deadline: January 25
Teacher recommendation deadline: January 28
Notification letters mailed: February 19
Deadline to accept or decline: February 27
There are 60 openings for grade 9.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Lisa Moore, 260-3911 ext. 173, moorel4@duvalschools.org.


Paxon School for Advanced Studies #75
3239 NORMAN E. THAGARD BLVD.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32254
693-7583
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/PSAS

College Preparatory
Paxon School for Advanced Studies consistently ranks in the top 10 percent of outstanding high schools across the nation. Both the International Baccalaureate Program and the Advanced Placement Program at Paxon are recognized nationally and worldwide for combining intellectual rigor and high academic standards. The Paxon curriculum offers college level courses which afford students the opportunity to earn a prestigious diploma and course credit at hundreds of colleges and universities. As an institution, Paxon cultivates in its diverse body of students a perpetual desire to strive for academic and personal excellence, caring and integrity -- a statement supported by the high college acceptance rate of the alumni.

Tours: Thursday, January 24, 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday, February 5, 9 a.m., 2 p.m.; Monday, February 11, 9 a.m., 2 p.m., 6:30 p.m.; Thursday, February 21, 9 a.m., 2 p.m.

Special Information: Successful completion of Algebra 1 is required for entrance.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Tonya A. Marx, 693-7583 ext. 188, marxt@duvalschools.org.

International Baccalaureate (IB)
The IB Programme is a world class, liberal arts style curriculum that provides opportunities to earn college credit. Upon meeting eligibility requirements, students are selected through a merit-based application process. The week of October 8th, Duval County eligible 8th graders were sent an invitation to attend an IB information session. To be eligible, students must have scored at the 87th percentile on the 7th grade Reading and Math FCAT or at the 87th percentile in Reading Comprehension and Mathematical Problem Solving on an equivalent test if FCAT is not available. Students who wish to apply for IB must attend one of the two information sessions to obtain an application and submit their completed application directly to their first-choice school. The merit application is a compilation of standardized test scores, 7th and 8th grade transcripts and a personal statement. Selection is not affected by magnet lottery priorities, but applicants must be enrolled in and successfully complete Algebra I in the 8th grade.

Special Information:
IB Application Deadline: January 11
IB notification letters sent: week of February 4
Deadline to accept or decline IB Program: Friday, February 15
There are 150 openings for grade 9.

IB Coordinator Contact Information: Mary Breitenbach, 693-7583, ext. 126, breitenbam@duvalschools.org.


Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology #280
7450 WILSON BOULEVARD
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32210
573-1150
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/FHP

Automotive Academy
This academy prepares students for college and careers in the automotive industry. The core academic courses are integrated into the student's chosen career area. The Automotive academy has an agreement with a consortium of fourteen dealerships that may employ students upon successful completion of industry certification. Fields of study include automotive technician, auto-body repair and diesel mechanics.

Aviation Academy
This unique academy prepares students for college and careers in aviation technology. The Aviation Career Academy program consists of three technical courses: exploring aviation pathways, aviation avionics and aviation technology. The aviation technology program will offer dual enrollment opportunities with Florida Community College at Jacksonville's aviation program. This collaboration provides a smooth transition for the students as they continue their aviation career pathways with Florida Community College at Jacksonville.

Special Information: Openings only for grade 9.

Culinary Arts Academy
The Culinary Arts Academy prepares students for college and careers in the culinary and hospitality industries. The learning environment includes an award-winning, full-service restaurant on campus. Core academic courses are integrated into the specialized curriculum. Successful students are eligible for mentorships, apprenticeships and internships in local hotels and restaurants.

Communications Academy
This program prepares students for college and for careers in communications. The course of study includes television production, commercial art, Web design and new-media technology. The core academic courses are integrated with the student's chosen career area. Successful students are eligible for on-the-job training, internships and industry certification.

Child Care Academy
This program is certified by the Department of Children and Family Services. Education is enhanced by a day-care and preschool facility on campus that is open to the public. Students are prepared to achieve state certification in infant, toddler and preschool childcare, CPR, and food handling.

Cosmetology Academy
Students learn all aspects of the art and science of cosmetology. At the completion of the course, students will be prepared to take the required state-board licensing exam. Students learn in a modern, fully equipped hair and nail salon that is open to the public.

Open House: Thursday, January 17, and Tuesday, February 19, 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Special Information: Frank H. Peterson offers students a college/career prep curriculum. Students are given the opportunity to have a hands on curriculum in each of the academies that prepares them for entry into the work force. They are also given preparation for college with the opportunity to take Advanced Placement and Honors classes in the academic areas. Primary entry point for all programs is grade 9. There are limited openings in grades 10, 11 and 12.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Linda Joiner and Philip Hopper, 573-1150.


William M. Raines #165
3663 RAINES AVE.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32209
924-3049
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/WMRH

Information Technology Academy
"Preparing Students for Future Success" is the mission of the Information Technology (IT) Academy at Raines High School. Students are provided with an exceptional opportunity to prepare for postsecondary study as well as for entry into many careers in business or the information technology fields. Curriculum for both areas includes the core academic classes, dual enrollment classes, business, and information technology classes which are integrated into the student's chosen program of study. The Administrative Assistance, Academy of Information Technology, and Network Support Services offer three distinct programs of study. Students have an opportunity to participate in job shadowing, internships, or paid co-op training, and they are encouraged to participate in Business Professionals of America and other competitive events. After successful completion of one of the programs of study, students should be prepared to take the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) Exam, the A+ Repair Exam or the Microsoft Office Users Specialist Exam.

Open House/Tours: Wednesday, February 6 and Monday, February, 25, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Gloria Torrance and Tony Fields, 924-3049.


A. Philip Randolph Academies of Technology #285
1157 GOLFAIR BOULEVARD
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32209
924-3011
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/APRTECH

Information Technology Academy
The Information Technology Academy prepares students for college and careers in computer technology. This academy works collaboratively with businesses in the community to assure that we are always current with our course offerings. The course of studies includes computer electronics, programming, network support, PC support, digital imaging, web design and Oracle. The core academic courses are integrated with the student's chosen career area. Successful students are eligible for on-the-job training and the following industry certifications: Mos, A+, Net+, XP, MCDST, Server 2003, Oracle, Adobe, and HTML.

Energy, Manufacturing and Construction (EMC) Academy
From energy to manufacturing to construction, student opportunities are limitless at the A. Philip Randolph EMC Career Academy. Three key industries have joined together to prepare students for a wide variety of challenging and rewarding careers that are vital to our economy. With these diverse industries, the career opportunities are endless at virtually all skill and educational levels. Students can choose from numerous craft-trade specialties or varied engineering disciplines, management or working on the front line. Whether you are interested in working immediately after high school graduation, entering a two- or four-year educational institution or both, you will be welcomed by employers like JEA, IBEW NEFBA, The Haskell Company and others in these industries.

Health Science Academy
The health/medical program prepares students for over 200 health–related careers. This academy places a strong focus on nursing and pre-med. Business partners include the University of Florida at Shands-Pediatrics, the University of North Florida School of Nursing, Florida Community College at Jacksonville (FCCJ), Memorial Hospital, the FL/GA Blood Alliance, Developmental Learning Center (DLC), Nurse & Learn, Shands Jacksonville, Community Hospice, Northeast Florida Area Health Education Center (AHEC) and Lakeside Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. The curriculum emphasizes clinical opportunities with hands-on experiences in long-term care and acute-care facilities. Students can take dual enrollment courses through FCCJ and earn college credit. Students who successfully complete the required coursework take the state certification exam for Nursing Assistants.

Cosmetology Academy
Students learn all aspects of the art and science of cosmetology, along with a rigorous academic curriculum. Students will prepare to take the state-board licensing exam in the areas of cosmetology, nail technology and facial technology. Course content includes skills in communication, business management, leadership, human relations and employability. It also stresses safe and effective work practices. Florida cosmetology laws, rules and AIDS education are included in student learning. Additional topics include bacteriology, haircutting, hair coloring, perming, facials, facial make-up, manicures, pedicures, and nail art.

Public Safety/Criminal Justice Academy
The Public Safety/Criminal Justice Academy emphasizes community-service officer, private security and corrections training. The training allows high school graduates to seek employment while they continue their education at a community college or university to become law enforcement or probation officers. The training is also a significant head start for those students interested in law or social work.

The Public Safety/Criminal Justice Academy is the only program in the state that certifies the high school student as having met the requirements for a Florida Class "D" unarmed security license. The successful student also receives a vocational certificate in criminal justice and American Red Cross certification in first aid, CPR and AED.

Fire and Rescue Academy
A. Philip Randolph has partnered with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department to create the Fire and Rescue Career Academy. The academy prepares students for exciting careers in firefighting and emergency medical services (EMS).

Tours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Open House: Monday, January 28, 6:30 p.m.

Special Information: A. Philip Randolph (APR) is a wall-to-wall, fully integrated career academy and college/career preparatory school. The school has been awarded the SUCCEED Florida grant to develop a state-of-the-art health science academy. Signature of principal or her designees given only after a school tour. Students enter programs at the beginning of grade 9 or grade 10. Performance Based Diploma (PBD) and Graduation Initiative (GI) programs are available on campus.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Eugene Eubanks and Joe Bullard, 924-3011.


Jean Ribault #096
3701 WINTON DRIVE
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32208
924-3092
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/RHS OR
WWW.RIBAULTROTC.COM

Military Science—Leadership Education/College Prep
This magnet program offers the only Marine Corps Junior ROTC program in North Florida. The primary focus of this program is developing good citizens and preparing them for further education. The program stresses academic excellence, respect for authority, and the development of self-esteem, accountability and leadership. It promotes citizenship, discipline, patriotism and a strong work ethic. Students explore career opportunities offered by the various branches of the armed forces and receive extensive emphasis on preparation and opportunities for entry into institutions of higher learning. Cadets who successfully complete three credits in the program are eligible to enter the armed forces at up to two pay grades higher than other enlistees. Also, cadets who complete the program may be eligible for advanced status in college ROTC.

Military Science—Aviation Sub Course. A course included in the Junior ROTC Military Science Program. This program includes a basic private pilot ground school that can provide the opportunity to earn a private pilot license. Training is supplemented with computer software and actual aircraft simulators. Cadets receive FAA certified instruction and explore the many occupational specialties within the field of aviation. Students go on field trips to local military and commerical aviation facilities.

Tours: Parents may visit at any time. Call 924-3092 ext. 141 to schedule a tour.

Special Information: Principal or Magnet Lead Teacher signature given after a school tour. Program has strict conduct code as well as uniform policy. School provides extensive safety net programs as well as Early College and International Baccalaureate programs.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Col. John Watson, 924-3092 ext. 141, watsonj3@duvalschools.org.

International Baccalaureate (IB)
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme offers highly motivated and academically talented students a comprehensive libral arts education that goes beyond the regular high school curriculum to challenge their intellectual, social and critical perspectives of the world. The IB Diploma Program is recognized worldwide for college admissions and advanced standing. Students in the Ribault/Raines feeder pattern have priority to enter the program, and other students in the county may apply and be accepted based on space availability. All interested students must submit an application to be eligible for entrance into the program. Acceptance is based upon grades, test scores and teacher recommendations.

Information Session: January 28, 6:30 p.m.

Tours: January 30, February 5 and February 19, 9 a.m.-10 a.m., 11 a.m.-12 p.m., 1 p.m.–2 p.m. Other times by appointment.

Application Deadline: March 20.

Special Information: There are 75 seats available for the 2008-2009 school year. Students who attend the IB program at Ribault are able to access the magnet transportation system. An application for this program is available at www.duvalchoice.com.

IB Coordinator: LaShanda Allen, 924-3092 ext. 162.


Stanton College Preparatory School #153
1149 WEST 13TH STREET
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32209
630-6760
WWW.STANTONCOLLEGEPREP.ORG

College Preparatory
In May 2007, Newsweek Magazine ranked Stanton College Preparatory School as the number-three school in the nation. This school offers students a highly advanced academic program in grades 9 through 12. Curriculum options include Honors/Advanced Placement, Dual-Enrollment and International Baccalaureate courses. Prestigious universities actively recruit Stanton students whose scholastic test scores reflect their successful completion of the academic core areas, as well as aesthetics, athletics and technology. Priority for admission is given to students who completed 8th grade at Darnell-Cookman or James Weldon Johnson Middle Schools.

Tours: January 22, February 4 and February 11, 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 p.m.

Open House: February 21, 8:30 a.m.-10 a.m.

Special Information: Successful completion of Algebra I is a prerequisite to enter 9th grade. Primary entry point is grade 9. There are approximately 250 openings for grade 9, limited openings for grade 10, and no openings for grades 11 and 12.

International Baccalaureate (IB)
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Program is an internationally recognized, rigorous, pre-university liberal arts course of study that meets the needs of highly motivated and academically oriented secondary students. It is designed to meet the highest standards required of any high school student in the world. Stanton's IB program continues to be one of the largest and most successful diploma programs. Admission is competitive, and students are selected based on test scores, grades, teacher recommendations and extracurricular activities. The magnet lottery is not used for admission to this program. Contact the school for additional information.

Application Deadline: January 11, 2008
Notification letters sent: February 4, 2008
Deadline to accept or decline: February 15, 2008
Contact Information: IB Coordinator, 630-6760 ext. 117
There are 150 openings for grade 9.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Marigene O'Connor, 630-6760, ext. 161.


Samuel W. Wolfson #224
7000 POWERS AVENUE
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA 32217
739-5265
WWW.DUVALSCHOOLS.ORG/WOLFSON

Business, Finance and Law
FINANCE - In this National Academy Foundation-endorsed Academy of Finance program, students study all aspects of finance, including banking and credit, personal finance, financial planning, economics, stock, bonds, insurance and automated accounting. Students may also participate in job-shadows, simulations (The Stock Market Game and Project InVEST) and an internship. Dual-enrollment college credit is available. Students who complete this program can qualify for the Florida Gold Seal Scholarship Endorsement.

LAW - Our law magnet program has been recognized by the Florida Bar Journal as one of the top three programs in the state. It prepares students for careers as attorneys, paralegals, police officers and for other law enforcement careers. Programs include criminal and civil procedures, citizens and the law, public speaking, legal research, and contemporary issues.

BUSINESS - Offering courses of study in seven different business disciplines, our program provides students a broad exposure to this diverse field. Programs include administrative training, automated accounting, business management, entrepreneurship, software applications and digital publishing (including newspaper and yearbook publishing). Dual-enrollment college credit is available. Students who complete this program can qualify for the Florida Gold Seal Scholarship Endorsement.

Tours: February 7, 14 and 21 starting promptly at 2:45 p.m. and 3:20 p.m.

Open House: Saturday, January 26, 2 p.m.-3:30 p.m. and Thursday, February 14, 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Special Information: Opening for 9th grade. Limited openings for grades 10-12.

Magnet Lead Teacher Contact Information: Arnell Brown, browna4@duvalschools.org.