CHARLES W. FLANAGAN HIGH SCHOOL

'Charles W. Flanagan High School'
Home of the Falcons
'Established'	1996
'School type'	Public
'Principal'	Dr. Sharon Shaulis
'Location'	Pembroke Pines, Florida
'Enrollment'	appr. 3,000
'Colors'	Black, White and Hunter Green
'Homepage'	Official website

Named after former mayor Charles W. Flanagan, 'Charles W. Flanagan High School' opened its doors in 1996 as the first public high school in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Flanagan High School is located near Broward County's C.B. Smith Park and the Walter C. Young Middle School and Resource Center.
While it was, at one time, the largest public high school in Broward County and one of the largest in the country , Flanagan’s enrollment is now just over 3000. It operates on a block schedule with 4 periods in a day per semester. Under the leadership of its current principal Dr. Sharon Shaulis, Flanagan High School was featured the "Top 1000 high schools in the nation" by NEWSWEEK magazine (2005), based on such statistics as Advanced Placement enrollment.
Flanagan High School is the home of the National Champion NJROTC unit of 2007, which is also the three-time running State Champion for the state of Florida.

Contents

Career Academies

External links

Career Academies

★ Engineering / Physical Sciences & Technology

★ Business / Management / Entrepreneurship

★ Public / Human Services

★ Medical / Biological Sciences

★ Arts / Sciences
The entire faculty is centered around these Academies in order to allow cross-curricular planning and to provide meaningful learning activities for students. Each pathway will meet the needs of students with all abilities and interests. The career Academies provide the means of organizing curriculum resulting in giving each student a personalized and relevant course of study.

External links

★ Official website