Enrollment for Florida Virtual Full Time Public Schools Now Open for 2024-25
June 4, 2024

Florida Virtual School (FLVS) Full Time caters to students' individual needs by providing teacher-led, interactive online lessons.
ORLANDO, Fla. (June 4, 2024) — Enrollment for Florida Virtual Full Time Public Schools is now open for the 2024-25 school year. The full-time option provides students in grades Kindergarten through 12 with a supportive learning experience that combines the flexibility of online learning with the structure of a traditional 180-day school calendar. Open enrollment is open until July 12.
With 72% of parents considering new schools for their children this school year, it’s clear that families are looking for alternative forms of education. Florida Virtual School (FLVS) Full Time provides a comprehensive and flexible learning environment that accommodates the diverse needs of students and families.
For the past two years, enrollment for FLVS Full Time has remained steady, with 9,722 students in the 2022-23 school year and more than 9,000 projected for this school year (2023-24).
“FLVS Full Time is an excellent choice for families looking for flexibility and desire the structure of a 180-day school year,” said Senior Director of Instruction at Florida Virtual School, Katie Santana. “We cater to students' individual needs by providing teacher-led, interactive online lessons. Our students can engage with their classmates and participate in over 80 online clubs and activities, ensuring a well-rounded and enriching educational experience."
With an extensive selection of more than 200 online courses spanning Advanced Placement, electives, Career & Technical Education (CTE), world languages, and NCAA-approved core subjects, Florida Virtual School provides students, particularly those residing in one of Florida’s 30 rural counties, unparalleled accessibility and flexibility. FLVS empowers students to enrich and augment their educational journey, equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in an ever-evolving future. Upon meeting graduation requirements, students may receive a State of Florida diploma issued by Florida Virtual School.
With a recent graduation rate of 92.6%, graduates of Florida Virtual High School have achieved remarkable success. They have been accepted to prestigious universities such as the University of Florida, Tufts University, UCLA, and LSU, among others. These acceptances are a testament to the quality of education and preparation they received at FLVS.
Apply now for the 2024-25 school year, which begins August 12. Families interested can apply through the Full Time Enrollment page until July 19 for high school and July 26 for elementary and middle school students.
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