The following safety nets are provided to assist students in achieving academic success: 

1. Assignment Recovery: Learning Community teams create Grade Recovery Plans which allow students to make up missing work to improve their grades.

2. Before School/After School Tutoring: Teachers offer private tutoring before and after school by appointment. Group tutoring is offered in all four academic subject areas (Science, Social Studies, Language Arts and Math) several times a week beginning at 2:25 PM. Students must sign in with the teacher. Members of the National Honor Society are available for tutoring after school in the Media Center. To see the After School Tutoring Schedule: click here.  For a list of Advanced Placement Tutoring and teachers, click here.

3. Grade Recovery: Provided to assist students who have made an effort to be academically successful in a course but have failed to make adequate progress to meet standards during the grading period. To see the eligibility requirements for grade recovery click here

4. Course Recovery:  Students may recover credits toward graduation in the following ways:
• ACCELERATED LEARNING: The Accelerated Learning Center-Credit Recovery is an after-school program designed to allow the student to fulfill graduation requirements through a computer-based, teacher-directed program aligned with state and country curriculum. Students are required to attend a two hour resource period in the Learning Center each day (Monday-Thursday) with teacher supervision and to complete independent work done off campus. Courses are offered in American History, Algebra, American Government, Economics, English, Earth/Space Science, Geometry, Liberal Arts Math, and World History. To see the Student Contract:
• FLORIDA VIRTUAL SCHOOL: Florida Virtual School is an online high school serving students around the world. More than 80 courses are offered-- including most graduation requirements, electives, test preparation (SAT/FCAT), honors and Advanced Placement.

5. Dropout Prevention: Several Graduation alternatives are available to assist students:
• GRADUATION INITIATIVE: The GED Exit Option Model is a program to assist overage-for-grade students in graduating from high school via successful completion of GED test and FCAT exam. Students receive a district high school diploma. To see basic requirements/entry process:
• ALTERNATIVES UNLIMITED: Drop Back In Academy-Alternatives Unlimited is a flexible academic program for students who have dropped out of school, failed to maintain a 2.0 GPA, and need to work. Students receive a high school diploma. Students are assigned to an AM or PM session. To see Duval Country Drop Back-In Sites: