In Florida, K-12 students and parents are afforded the right to educational choice. Florida's fundamental educational choice options for parents of public school students, as authorized by Section 1002.20(6), Florida Statutes, include:
A majority families will qualify and be entitled to scholarships to cover educational costs. There are three primary scholarships that offer funding for tuition, books, uniforms, and more.
A majority of families will qualify and be entitled to scholarships that help cover a wide range of educational expenses. These scholarship opportunities are designed to make quality education more affordable and accessible for students from many different backgrounds and financial situations. Unfortunately, many families are unaware that these programs exist or assume they may not qualify, when in reality a large percentage of households are eligible to receive some form of educational assistance.
There are three primary scholarship programs that provide funding for important school-related costs. These scholarships may help pay for tuition, books, uniforms, school supplies, technology fees, transportation, and other educational expenses that can place financial pressure on families throughout the school year. In some cases, scholarship funding can cover a substantial portion of these costs, greatly reducing out-of-pocket expenses for parents and guardians.
The goal of these scholarship programs is to ensure that every child has access to a strong educational environment that supports academic growth, personal development, and future success. Families are encouraged to explore all available scholarship options and complete the application process as early as possible. Many programs have simple qualification requirements and provide guidance to help families understand what documentation may be needed.
These scholarships can create valuable opportunities for students by giving them access to educational settings and resources that may otherwise be financially difficult to obtain. By taking advantage of these funding opportunities, families can invest in their child's future with greater confidence and less financial stress.
DCLA admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin. Rights, priviledges, programs and activities are equally accorded to ALL students at the school.
DCLA does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, religion, age, gender, sexual orientation or physical impairment.