Pembroke Pines Charter High, 17189 Sheridan St.: grades 6-12 at the Academic Village, 2,168 students on the Aug. 21 count and an A for 2026.
Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: the Academic Village campus website, Broward County Public Schools’ charter school directory and Tenth Day Enrollment Count, the FHSAA’s 2026-27 football assignments, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file and the federal NCES school directory.
Pembroke Pines Charter High is the high school of the City of Pembroke Pines Charter School System, on the city’s Academic Village campus on Sheridan Street in west Pembroke Pines. Florida grades it as one school for grades 6 to 12 (state school number 5121): the campus has a middle school of its own next door, and the district’s Aug. 21 count found about 300 sixth to eighth graders and 1,866 high school students. Charter schools are tuition-free public schools sponsored by Broward County Public Schools and run by their own governing boards. They have no attendance zones; families apply to each school.
Who to call
- Front office: 954-538-3700, 17189 Sheridan St., Pembroke Pines, FL 33331
- School website: academicvillage.pinescharter.net
- Applying: the city system’s lottery and re-registration page
- District charter schools office: 754-321-2135, for questions about the district’s oversight of charter schools
| Address | 17189 Sheridan St. (high school) and 17195 Sheridan St. (middle school), Pembroke Pines, FL 33331 |
| Phone | 954-538-3700 |
| Grades | 6 to 12 |
| Run by | City of Pembroke Pines Charter School System |
| State school number | 5121 |
Principal
The system’s contact page lists Mr. Bayer as principal of the Academic Village campus.
How admission works
The City of Pembroke Pines Charter School System fills seats by lottery. Its Apply/Re-Register page says lottery applications for the 2027-28 school year are accepted from Jan. 4 through Feb. 10, 2027, that “all Florida residents are welcome to apply,” and that families who applied last year must resubmit to keep their place on the waiting list. Seat offers are made by email through the system’s parent portal. The system’s history page says it had a waiting list of 4,361 applicants.
The middle school page says students on the Academic Village campus are “automatically enrolled in the upper-level Cambridge courses in high school,” leading to the AICE diploma.
Enrollment and teachers
- District count: 2,168 students on Aug. 21, 2026, the 10th day of the 2026-27 school year. That is five fewer than on the same day in 2025, according to the district’s Tenth Day Enrollment Count.
- Federal count: 2,153 students in the 2023-24 school year, with 99 full-time-equivalent teachers, according to the NCES directory. That works out to about 22 students per teacher.
State report card
Florida grades every public school A to F. A school’s grade is the share of possible points it earns on state test results, learning gains and, for high schools, the graduation rate and college and career acceleration. The state grades this school as a combination school because it includes grades 6 to 8.
| School year | Grade |
|---|---|
| 2025-26 | A (73% of possible points) |
| 2024-25 | A |
| 2023-24 | A |
From the state’s 2026 school grades file, the share of students scoring on grade level on the state tests in 2025-26:
- English language arts: 85%
- Math: 76%
- Science: 83%
- Social studies: 89%
- Middle school acceleration (a state grading component): 83%
- Graduation rate (2024-25): 100%
- College and career acceleration (2024-25): 62% of graduates
The full report card is on the state’s Florida school report cards site. The state’s report card is an interactive dashboard; the figures above come from the downloadable grades file.
Calendar and hours
The campus’s calendars and schedules page links the high school and middle school calendars. The campus website lists high school office hours of 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Friday.
Sports and activities
The Jaguars play an independent football schedule for 2026-27, outside the district structure, according to the FHSAA’s assignments. The school’s athletics page lists winter tryouts for boys and girls soccer and basketball and has pages for baseball. The campus shares the Academic Village Municipal Stadium, according to the middle school page. Results are on our high school scoreboard and Friday games in our Friday night football guide.
More on Pembroke Pines schools
- The Academic Village campus website
- Every public school in Pembroke Pines, with zones and report cards
- Our Pembroke Pines schools guide for registration, the School Board and the full calendar
Frequently asked questions
Where is Pembroke Pines Charter High School?
At the city’s Academic Village, 17189 Sheridan St. Its middle school is next door at 17195 Sheridan St. The main line is 954-538-3700.
What is Pembroke Pines Charter High’s school grade?
An A in Florida’s 2026 school grades, with 73% of possible points and a 100% graduation rate for 2024-25. It also earned an A in 2025 and 2024.
How do I apply to Pembroke Pines Charter High?
Through the city charter system’s lottery. Applications for 2027-28 are accepted Jan. 4 through Feb. 10, 2027.
What football district is Pembroke Pines Charter in?
None. The Jaguars play an independent football schedule in 2026-27, according to the FHSAA.
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