West Oaks Academy

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West Oaks Academy
Address
8624 AD Mims Road

,
32818

Information
Type Private
Established1981 [1]
Faculty10
GradesPre-K–12
Number of students482
Student to teacher ratio43:1
Color(s)Red and black
Accreditation Florida Coalition of Christian Private School Accreditation
Website www.westoaksacademy.net

West Oaks Academy is a private Christian school service located in Orlando, Florida. It serves pre-kindgarten to twelfth grades. [2]

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School statistics

West Oaks student enrollment consists of 61.8% male and 38.2% female with a student majority being 92.5% black or African Americans. [2]

Prior to graduation, West Oaks students most likely attend the following colleges in the state: University of Central Florida (14%), Florida A&M University (12%), University of Florida (11%), Valencia College (11%), Florida State University (10%), University of Miami (9%), Bethune-Cookman University (9%), Florida International University (7%), University of South Florida (6%) and Florida Southern College (6%). [2]

West Oaks graduates most likely study the following majors: Business (6%), Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration, (6%), Sport and Fitness Management (6%), Nursing (4%), Biology (4%), Performing Arts (3%), Family Practice and Pediatric nursing (2%), International business (2%), Health Service Preparatory Studies (2%) and Music technology (2%). [2]

Athletics

West Oaks two primary sports include football and basketball. Both teams are referred to as Flame.

Notable alumni

Reference

  1. "About West Oaks Academy". West Oaks Academy. Retrieved December 23, 2024.
  2. 1 2 3 4 "About West Oaks Academy, Orlando, FL". Homes.com. Retrieved December 23, 2024.

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