Admissions Requirements
Admissions Office: (352) 392-1554, ext 262 or via e-mail: admissions@pky.ufl.edu
Good Standing
Students applying for grades 1 through 12 must be in good academic standing and good disciplinary standing at their current and/or previous school.
GPA Minimum
Students applying for grades 6 through 12 must have achieved a minimum unweighted grade point average of 2.0 for the Core Secondary Academic classes (i.e. Social Studies, English, Math, Science) to be considered for admission.
Credit Status
Students applying for grades 10 through 12 who have not earned the required number of credits necessary to be classified for the appropriate semester and grade level will not be considered for admission.
Credits Transfer
Students applying for admission from a High School which is not accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) or a member of the other five regional accrediting associations will not have their transfer credits accepted on face value.
Discipline Status
Applicants must include the student's school discipline report from their most recent and/or current school. Students under suspension or expulsion from another school are not eligible to enroll at P.K. Yonge. Students with discipline or behavioral problems will be evaluated and may not be eligible to enroll at P.K. Yonge.
Achievement Level
Students seeking admission to P.K. Yonge in grades 1-12 must submit current standardized achievement test information so that their achievement levels can be evaluated. This assessment must have been completed within the last year using norm-referenced and standardized instruments and/or the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT). Parents/Guardians are responsible for providing these test results to the school as part of the annual update and Admissions Evaluation process before acceptance and enrollment can occur. Students who do not have such scores will be administered a brief norm-referenced test prior to final approval of their application.
Exceptional Education Status
applications of students who are in the referral/evaluation process in their current school will not be acted upon until the process is completed. Students who have been evaluated or who are currently participating in an Exceptional Student Education program must submit evaluations, placement papers and their current IEP for evaluation as part of the application process.
Truth in Application
Students are subject to dismissal if any part of the application is omitted or falsified.
Student Records
Students applying for Admission are required to submit all academic records for evaluation (transcripts, ESE, IEP, Discipline, etc.).
Only complete applications will be evaluated for eligibility and selection for admission.