Alternative Placement Programs
Dawn Gibbs, Principal dgibbs@ecsdfl.us
Address: 7045 Wymart Road Pensacola, FL 32526
Phone: 850-941-6100 Fax: 850-941-6104
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Success Academy is designed for middle and high school students who have struggled with being successful in traditional schools. Using a combination of face to face and virtual instruction, students have the opportunity to recover coursework while still completing the current curriculum for their appropriate grade level.
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Andrew Maxwell, Regional Director andrew.maxwell@sesischools.com Christopher Wooten, Executive Director christopher.wooten@sesischools.com
Reba Dickerson, Education Director reba.dickerson@sesischools.com
Address: 1403 St. Joseph Avenue Pensacola, FL 32501
Phone: 850-497-6692 Fax: 850-497-6673
Achieve Academy is a program for students who have been referred for expulsion, alternative placement; and/or transitioning from a residential juvenile justice program.
KAPS is a therapeutic based behavior modification program for elementary students.
Aaron Dubreuil, TOSA adubreuil@ecsdfl.us
Alternative Education Department
Address: 30 E. Texar Drive
Pensacola, FL 32503
Phone: 850-430-7439
The Teen Parent Program is designed to provide parenting students with educational support. The program offers auxiliary services that include childcare, health care, counseling and transportation.
Mathew Taylor, Principal mtaylor@accelerationacademy.org
6601 N. Davis Highway, Suite 115 (Tradewinds Shopping Center) Pensacola, FL 32504 Phone: 850-517-4111
Acceleration Academy provides a flexible, community-based alternative for both current and former eligible students who are not high school graduates, are in grades 9-12, or an under-credited, over-aged 8th grader. Referrals may be made from the Escambia County School District, parents, and students.
Jeffrey Whitehurst, Lead Teacher
Courier Service Only
c/o Alt. Ed./Hall Center
Phone: (850) 436-9713 -or- (850) 430-7439
This program is designed to provide academic support to students under the age of 18 who have been adjudicated as adults by the courts. They are housed in the Escambia County Jail facility and receive daily educational services daily.
