Otis A Mason Elementary School

Hogan-Spring Glen Elementary School is an educational facility that provides a range of learning opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers classes in art, physical education and music. The school also maintains a parent-teacher association. Hogan-Spring Glen Elementary School provides guidance counseling services. In addition, it offers special education programs for gifted and talented students. The school maintains a library and media center. Hogan-Spring Glen Elementary School provides extended-day care programs, as well as offers indoor and outdoor recreational opportunities. The school additionally organizes summer camps. Hogan-Spring Glen Elementary School is governed by Duval County Public Schools.

Founded in 2000, Pedro Menendez High School offers classes from grades nine through 12 and has an enrollment of more than 1,500 students. It offers curriculum in English, fine arts, math, physical education, reading, science and social studies. It also offers advanced scholars program and world language courses in French, Spanish and American sign language. Located in St. Augustine, Fla., the school s counseling department offer services, such as new student registration, academic advising, student scheduling, scholarship resources, college information and planning, career research and testing administration. The school also has teams in sports, such as tennis, football, golf, soccer, baseball, tennis, hockey, cross country, cheerleading, wrestling and weightlifting. Pedro Menendez High School is a part of St. Johns County School District that operates more than 35 educational institutions and serves over 25,000 students. The district schools are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Located in Jacksonville, Fla., the William M. Raines Senior High School has an enrollment of more than 1,500 students. The school offers advanced honors placement courses and specialty classes. It also offers safety net program that includes graduation initiative, leap forward and team up. The school consists of varied clubs and societies, such as beta, National Honors Society, television production and information technology. The school also operates environmental studies academy that prepares students for postsecondary education and careers. Its technology academy program offers courses in computer troubleshooting, Web development, computer electronics and computer networking. The William M. Raines Senior High School is a part of the Duval County s public school district that consists of more than 160 schools throughout the Jacksonville metropolitan area. The district is divided into four clusters and serves more than 130,000 students. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.