State Regulatory Requirements

Workforce Advantage Academy Audited Statements

WORKFORCE ACADEMY-2013 AUDITED STATEMENT
WORKFORCE ACADEMY-2014 AUDITED STATEMENT
WORKFORCE ACADEMY-2015 AUDITED STATEMENT
Workforce Academy – 2016 Audited Statement
Workforce Academy -2017 Audited Statement
Workforce Academy -2018 Audited Statement
Workforce Academy -2020 Audited Statement
Workforce Academy -2021 Audited Statement
Workforce Academy -2022 Audited Statement
Workforce Academy -2023 Audited Statement

Workforce Academy -2024 Audited Statement

Workforce Advantage Academy Budget

FY-2015-BUDGET-WAA1

FY-2016-BUDGET-WAA

FY-2017 Budget WAA

FY-2018 Budget WAA

FY 2019 Budget WAA Board approved 5-30-2018

FY-2022 Budget WAA

FY-2024-2025 Budget WAA

Parental Rights in Education

In accordance with F.S. 1001.42 (8) (c) and Rule 6A-6.0791 Workforce Academy cooperates within OCPS’ resolution procedures. These resolution procedures can be obtained on the District’s website “Parental Rights Information.”

5Our Mission Statement: Our mission at Workforce Advantage Academy Inc. is to create learning environments for high school students, particularly those rising juniors and seniors who desire a different approach to reach their potential. Through attendance at Workforce Academy, our students develop the academic, employment and social skills that they need to build rewarding lives and promote positive change in their communities.

Workforce Advantage Academy offers a core curriculum of English, math, science, social studies, business, transition to work and life management, with a special focus on improving skills necessary to pass the standard achievement tests. During a student’s tenure at Workforce Advantage Academy, young men and women will develop a graduation plan for college, job placements, technical school, the military or some other goal.

Workforce Advantage Academy is operated by a dedicated team of education professionals, with no ties to a management company.

Workforce Advantage Academy is pleased to announce our Parent Representative for the 2024-2025 School Year is Yanitza Torres-Arce.

Because the academy serves only 11th- and 12th-grade students, it does not receive a school letter grade. To learn more about school grades, visit the Florida Department of Education’s Web site: https://schoolgrades.fldoe.org/

Workforce Academy’s keeper of Public Records is M. Nadal. Ms. Nadal can be reached at 407-898-7228 or by email mercedes.nadal@ocps.net

Available Seat Data – 4/15/2025