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Renaissance Charter School Board Guides Academics, Finances
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Renaissance Charter School Board Oversees Academics & Finances

Renaissance Charter School's Board of Directors oversees the school's academic performance and financial health. The school earned a 'B' for the 2025-2026 school year, following four consecutive 'A' grades.

10/05/2026 · Coral Springs edition

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The Renaissance Charter School, Inc. Board of Directors manages the school's legal and financial responsibilities, sets policy, and ensures operations align with its mission and charter. Board members, described as Florida-based business and community supporters, focus on the academic success of students from Coral Springs and surrounding areas.

Renaissance Charter School's mission is to set high expectations, provide oversight, and advocate for a network of safe, high-performing, and financially sound K-12 charter schools, offering parents school choice. Their vision is to be Florida's top-performing network of K-12 schools academically, safely, and financially, a standard they pursue from their W. Sample Road location.

For the 2025-2026 school year, the school received a 'B' grade, a decrease from the 'A' earned in the previous four years. The school did not receive a Florida Department of Education grade for the 2020-21 or 2019-20 school years due to COVID-19 adjustments and testing impacts.

The Board of Directors includes Chairman Ken Haiko, Vice Chair/Secretary Thomas P. Wheeler, Treasurer Paul Sallarulo, and Directors Billie Miller, Patricia Smith, and Matthew Ohlson. The school is located at 6250 W. Sample Road, Coral Springs, FL 33067.

Aliyah Shortsleeve serves as parent liaison. Parents with grievances should first seek resolution with teachers, then school administration, and finally contact School Support, CSUSA, if issues persist.

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