FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Florida Collegiate High School moved to Suncoast Baptist Church to grow its Christ-Centered Early College Program.
Florida Collegiate High School (FLCHS), which leads Christian early college education, moved its location to Suncoast Baptist Church at 4726 FL-54 in New Port Richey, FL 34652 for fall 2025. The new campus represents a major advancement in FLCHS’s goal to deliver a transformative academic experience rooted in faith for students throughout Pasco County and further.
About FLCHS
FLCHS prepares ninth through twelfth grade students to succeed both professionally and academically while nurturing their spiritual growth. The innovative early college program enables students to start dual enrollment in 10th grade leading to both a high school diploma and an Associate of Arts degree through Southeastern University.
Dr. Anthony Abell, president of Florida Collegiate High School, explained that their new location at Suncoast Baptist Church will enable them to provide greater access to top-tier Christian education that matches our organization’s standards. Our new location demonstrates our dedication to developing Christ-centered leaders by combining rigorous academics with integrated faith development and mentored leadership training.
The educational approach at FLCHS integrates biblical principles across all subjects while daily devotionals and weekly chapel services support this framework along with a school culture that emphasizes integrity, humility and service. Beginning with their 9th-grade year students receive leadership training alongside ministry and marketplace mentorships and participate in a strong character development program.
Prospective students can register for the next academic year at Suncoast campus starting today. Families with interest should visit [www.floridacollegiate.org] to obtain further information or submit applications.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Dr. Anthony Abell
President, Florida Collegiate High School
http://www.floridacollegiate.org
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