Somerset Academy East Preparatory has been recognized as a National Title I Distinguished School and was recently nominated for the award again by the Florida Department of Education for its commitment to improving student academic achievement. The school continues to rank among the top 400 elementary schools in Florida, outperforming state averages in core subjects despite serving a high percentage of economically disadvantaged students.

Q1. What makes Somerset Academy East Preparatory different from a regular public school?

Ans. Somerset Academy East Preparatory is a public charter school that emphasizes college preparation and is not affiliated with the zoning system of Broward County.

Q2. What levels does Somerset Academy East Preparatory cater to?

Ans. Somerset Academy East Preparatory caters to students from Kindergarten to sixth level at the State Road 7 location in Miramar.

Q3. Is Somerset Academy East Preparatory open for all the students in Broward County?

Ans. Yes, Somerset Academy East Preparatory is open to eligible students from all over Broward County by application process; however, in case of full enrollment, lottery is used.

Q4. Does Somerset Academy East Preparatory cater to needy students?

Ans. Yes, around 94 percent of the students are economically challenged, yet the school still has achieved impressive results regarding the academic success of students.

Q5. What academic recognition has Somerset Academy East Preparatory won?

Ans. Somerset Academy East Preparatory has received the U.S. News Best Elementary Schools badge and ranks among the top 400 elementary schools in Florida according to state assessment performance.