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An option to apply to attend a school other than the zoned school of attendance through a change of location only, not for a specific program or study.
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A school-wide thematic program of study for eligible students. These schools do not have a residential boundary.
The Choice Schools:
Elementary
Freedom 7, Stevenson, South Lake, and West Melbourne
Secondary
Edgewood Jr/Sr and West Shore Jr/Sr
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An opportunity to apply to attend a school for a specific program or theme of study. This may or may not be outside of your zoned school of attendance.
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During the academic school year: Have you “Just Moved” and your K-12th grade student attend a school they are no longer residentially zoned for?
During the summer (between academic school years): Have you "Just Moved" and your K-11th grade student attended a school for the prior academic school year (through the end of the academic year) that you are no longer residentially zoned for?
If your answer is yes (to either question above), you have options for your student’s school of enrollment with Brevard Public Schools.
Just MovedApplication parents can submit to remain at the school they are currently attending/enrolled at if they have moved out of the zone area.
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Application Process
Select the purple button to learn about New/Renewal applications, the Lottery process, and the Waitlist process.
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Additional K-12 Open Enrollment educational opportunities offered in Brevard are as follows:
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- Adult and Community Education (16 years of age or older)
- Brevard After School (K-6 grades)
- Brevard Virtual School (K-12th grade)
- Blast Program
- Charter Schools (K-12th grade)
- Early Childhood (birth to 4 years of age)
- Home Education (K-12th grade)
- PreK-12 Scholarship Programs
- Pre-Kindergarten (3-4 years of age)
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