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Findlay Digital Academy
Basic Information
Address: 1219 West Main Cross
Suite 206
Findlay, OH 45840
County: Hancock
District: Findlay Digital Academy
Phone Number: 419-425-3598
Fax Number: 419-425-3588
Principal: Larry Grove
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Additional Information
School Type: Conversion Charter E-School
District ID: 000402
School ID: 000402
State District ID: 000402
State School ID: 000402
Grade Level:
9-12
Founded: 2004
School Setting:
Students work from home on computers provided by the school. Supplemental tutoring is available at a lab in our office from 10 am to 4 pm on days when the sponsoring district (Findlay City Schools) are in session.
School Days in Calendar Year: 180
School Holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Martin Luther King
School Colors: Blue and White
Community:
Findlay City Schools
School Size: 125-150
Classroom Size: na
Classroom Teachers: na
Student/Teacher Ratio: na
Support Services:
On-line tutoring available through Elluminate Sessions. Face-to-face tutoring is available at a lab in our office from 10 am to 4 pm on days when the sponsoring district (Findlay City Schools) are in session. Counseling services are available through TRECA Digital Academy in Marion, OH and through local (Findlay) agencies.
Computer Capabilities:
Students are issued Apple iMacs or MacBooks ona 1-1 ration.
Mission Statement:
To meet the needs of each student by providing state approved education through on-line instruction and individualized mentoring.
Enrollment Characteristics: We are chartered as a Dropout Recovery school and also serve students with medical, social, and attendance issues. In addition, we serve a population that seeks a more individualized past to a diploma.
School History:
Findlay Digital Academy (FDA) was sponsored by Findlay City Schools and opened it doors to active students on January 18, 2005. Since then we have gone from a student enrollment of 30 to as much as 150 students. Started in one room in Findlay High School, the academy has moved twice ande is now housed in 2000 square feet of space in a local office building.
In our first year, FDA graduated 3 students; in 2010-2011, 45 students earned their diplomas.