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FAFSA Night
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HBCU Flyer
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Early College PERT Testing
Attention Parents/Legal Guardians:
The Brevard County School District in partnership with Eastern Florida State College is pleased to offer a unique educational opportunity to our students called the Early College Program, formerly known as Collegiate High School. This program enables motivated students to earn the university-transferable credits – up to an Associate in Arts (A.A.) Degree - by high school graduation.
Students are required to have a 3.0GPA or higher and take the PERT test to see if they qualify for college level academic success. EGHS will offer an on campus PERT in conjunction with EFSC on January 31. Click here to register: https://forms.gle/vY3rtKzh19rktqNKA
What is Early College? It is a program that enables qualified students entering the 10th and 11th grade to complete the equivalent of up to 60 college credits by high school graduation. Participants dual enroll in two to four courses at EFSC each term which may include summer and earn college credits that satisfy requirements for both a high school diploma and the A.A. degree.
What are the costs? EFSC does not charge tuition and fees to students; the school district provides required college textbooks. The School district also provides round-trip transportation to EFSC for 10th grade early college participants during designated periods of the school day. Participants in the 11th and 12th grades are responsible for providing their own transportation to EFSC, but may ride on the 10th grade early college bus when space is available and with school permission.
Will the Early College program meet the school district’s graduation requirements? Yes, the Early College program of study aligns well with all requirements.
We invite you and your child to learn more about the Early College program by attending the information session on Thursday, February 2nd in Eau Gallie Auditorium at 6:00 PM.. Staff members from the school and Eastern Florida State College will present an overview of the program including admission criteria and college placement testing requirements. They will also respond to your questions.
We hope to see you on February 2nd.
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Open Enrollment Applications
It is time for those students looking to come to EGHS for one of our programs to apply for the 2023-24 school year. Use this application if you are ZONED to attend Eau Gallie High School and are in the 8th grade. If you are zoned to attend any other high school, you will need to go to the Brevard Public Schools website and search ‘Open Enrollment – Parental Choice’. Apply using this link. https://brevardflc.scriborder.com/family
Open enrollment is starting January 9th. Click this link to complete the open enrollment application.
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FAFSA Forms
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CHECK OUT PROCESS
Effective September, 2022, students may be checked out from school by an approved adult, until 3pm Monday through Thursday and 1:45 on Fridays. No check-outs will be processed after these times due to dismissal procedures.
For pre- arranged checkouts, parents are requested to write a note to be turned in to Attendance before 12pm (noon).
Notes for early dismissal sent by e-mail must be received one hour prior to the early dismissal or by 12 pm (noon), whichever comes first, Monday through Friday. Please be aware that we cannot check out students over the phone. Thank you for assisting the school with this policy as we take steps in ensuring your students are safe.
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EAU GALLIE PBIS Survey
Attention Parents: EGHS is asking for feedback and inputs on our Behavior Management Systems. Please complete the survey provided to assist us in this task: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Icbzxw9odqEzVTponDBOSTZXR57YSK20ezbzxAOzSLM/edit
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT LUNCH!!
The following is a link to information about mypayment plus cafeteria payment system.
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FREE and REDUCED LUNCH APPLICATION
Commodores, beginning this year lunches will no longer be provided free to all students. Therefore, It is very important that you complete the FREE and REDUCED lunch application here:
https://www.brevardschools.org/Page/3473
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Parental Consent for Health Care
Parents,
As required by Florida Statute 10143.06(1), parents or legal guardians must authorize healthcare services to be provided for their child by a healthcare practitioner or their delegate should the need arise for such treatment , while their child is under the supervision of the school. The form is available on our homepage and available in English and Spanish. Please print, fill out and return to the front office or your child can bring it to the front office. If you do not fill out a form, this will result in an indication of “no” for healthcare treatment.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
