Camelot Academy is committed to the academic and social success of its students. Through partnerships with educators across the country, we excel in reengaging, graduating, and preparing students for success in K-12 and beyond.

Christopher Wooten, Principal

3000 Owen Bell LN
Pensacola, FL 32507
Phone: 850-497-6692
christopher.wooten@sesischools.com

Our goal is to serve the community as the premier provider of career and technical education by preparing individuals for rewarding careers and to provide businesses with a highly skilled workforce. We strive to obtain that goal by providing quality academic, career, and technical education opportunities for all learners through instruction that integrates rigor, relevance, and relationships.

Thomas Rollins, Principal

2400 Longleaf Dr.
Pensacola, FL 32526
Phone: 850-941-6200
trollins@ecsdfl.us

The Second Chance Program at Success Academy is designed for the high school students of the Escambia County School District who have been removed from their traditional school programs due to Expulsion or Reassignment. This alternative learning environment offers students an opportunity to overcome the circumstances that caused their removal. Students successfully completing this program may return to their traditional high school or graduate. Transportation is provided by the School District, and students follow the regular school pupil progression plan. Students also earn credits through the Escambia Virtual School (EVA). Students admitted into this program must have a referral from the Escambia County School District Student Engagement Coordinator. Historically, over seventy-five percent (75%) of our students successfully complete the program with an average daily attendence rate of over ninety percent (90%).

Dawn Gibbs, Principal

7045 Wymart St.
Pensacola, FL 32526
Phone: 850-941-6100
dgibbs@ecsdfl.us

Escambia Virtual Academy (EVA) meets the demands of today's digital learners through individualized instruction that moves beyond the four walls of the classroom and a clock.

Why Choose EVA?

• Highly Qualified, local, EVA teachers
• Rigorous curriculum with a successful track record
• Registration exclusive to students residing in Escambia County
• No waiting lists
• An accredited, public school diploma issued by EVA through the Escambia County School District for students meeting criteria upon completion of the 12th grade
• Seamless transition to and from traditional brick and mortar schools
• Graduation plans to meet individual student needs
• Opportunities to receive Florida Bright Futures Scholarships

What does it cost?

There is no extra cost for home school, private school, and public school in Escambia County, Florida.

Is it part-time or full-time?

Students grades 6-12 can take one or more virtual courses through our franchise. This program is open to home, private, and public school students. Full-time students must take 6 courses per semester if pursuing a high school diploma.

Chris Everette, Principal

Phone: 850-469-5615
ceverette@ecsdfl.us

PACE Center for Girls Escambia Santa Rosa began at a small facility behind University Mall in 1994. One year later, the program moved to a 4,000 square foot facility on the Pensacola State College campus, and we have enjoyed a partnership with PSC for the past twenty plus years. In 2013, the program relocated to the current 13,500 square foot facility at 1028 Underwood Avenue. Since opening the doors in 1994, more than 2,000 girls have been served through three distinct components: Academic, Social Services, and Transition Services.

Our Passion:

When you're surrounded by people who share a passionate commitment around a common purpose, anything is possible.         - Howard Schultz

PACE believes in girls. We are passionately committed to empowering and inspiring young women in our community. At PACE Escambia Santa Rosa, lives are changed every day.

Laurie Rodgers, Director

1028 Underwood Avenue
Pensacola, FL 32504
Phone: 850-478-7060
lrodgers@ecsdfl.us