Angeline Academy's sports complex, called the Angeline Athletic Complex, is located off-campus and opened in November 2024 for its first games.[8] It includes a footballstadium with a press box, Pasco County’s first artificial turf field, tennis courts, a running track, and a 28,145 square foot gymnasium.[9]
History
Construction of the school's building began in 2022 by Ajax Building and PBK Architects, and was designed by Harvard Jolly Architecture.[4][10] The construction finished in August 2023, costing $52.7 million.[11]
The school held its first classes on August 10, 2023.[10][12] The 2023-24 school year opened with 830 students enrolled from grades 6-10, adding grades 11 and 12 the two following years.[13][14]
Achievements
School achievements
In the 2023–24 and 2024-25 school year, Angeline has been graded 'A' from the Florida Department of Education, determined by factors such as student scores in Mathematics and English Language Arts.[15][16]
In the 2024-25 school year, Angeline Academy outperformed Pasco County and Florida for the pass rates of Algebra 1, Biology, Geometry, and United States History.[17]
Course pathways
Angeline Academy is the Central Pathway School of Pasco County for high-school. Students are required to take one primary pathway, with secondary pathways being optional.[18][11]
Primary pathways
Biomedical Science
The Biomedical Science pathway is lead by Nichole Mathews and offers four courses:[19]
Principles of Biomedical Science
Human Body Systems
Medical Interventions
Biomedical Innovation
Computer Science & Information Technology
The Computer Science & Information Technology pathway is lead by Michael Marchesano and Darnell Taylor, and offers five courses:[20]
IT Fundamentals
Cybersecurity Essentials
Computer & Network Security Fundamentals
Operational Cybersecurity
Database Security
Engineering and Robotics
The Engineering and Robotics pathway is lead by Loc Hoang and Evan Pfeuffer, and offers 8 courses:[21]
As of the 2024-2025 school year, sports are split up by gender, middle-school (MS), and high-school (HS). Sports are further divided into the fall, winter, and spring seasons.[11][22]
As of 2025, Angeline is currently headed by JoAnne Glenn who has been principal since it opened in 2023. Angeline also has many vice and assistant principals.[23] JoAnne Glenn was the principal of Pasco eSchool before 2023.[24]
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