Resilience Charter School

10/20/2026

Ms C's class participating in a Team Building Exercise, learning to be a cohesive unit.

10/15/2026

Resilience students learning about sentence structure and having fun doing it!

10/12/2026

Today we remember and honor the indigenous people on whose lands Alachua County was created. This area is the ancestral home of the Timucua, Potano, Seminole, Mascogo, and Miccosukee people.

If you are interested in learning more, you can visit the Native Land website: https://native-land.ca/.

Image: The Chief Ahaya (Cowkeeper)/William Bartram Diorama at the Matheson History Museum, courtesy of Cool Blue Photography

10/12/2026

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We need your input or help sharing this survey! UF IFAS Food and Resource Economics Department researchers are studying the agricultural losses and damages resulting from .

If you own a farm, ranch, or aquaculture operation, once it is safe to assess your property, please use the links below to complete the survey ⬇️

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Thank you for your cooperation!

10/12/2026

Resilience has several after-school clubs, including D&D, Book, Anime, Robotics, Gardening, Art, and Tabletop Gaming. A well-rounded student is an engaged student. Don't you wish your child went here?

09/08/2026

We are honored to partner with Food4Kids to help students experiencing food insecurity. Through the Food4Kids Backpack Program, children identified as being at risk of chronic hunger receive a bag of nutritious food each weekend to take home. Each bag can help feed up to four children and contains approximately seven meals and snacks, including items such as peanut butter, jelly, pasta, milk, vegetables, cereal, and other kid-friendly foods. Families with more than four children receive additional bags as needed.
Food4Kids relies on school personnel to help identify students who may be experiencing chronic hunger. If your student could benefit from the program, please complete the enrollment form sent home and return it to your school.
Thank you so much to Food4Kids for providing this vital resource to our students and the community!

To identify chronically hungry children throughout the community and provide them with food and vital resources on a regular basis.

08/08/2026

What an amazing turnout for our Meet the Teacher Night! Our staff would like to thank you for visiting and trusting us to educate your child. We still have some spots available, so if you think our amazing little charter school is right for you, apply now! Here are some of our after school clubs and tutoring schedule to look forward to.

Monday: ELA & Science Tutoring
Tuesday: Robotics, Anime and Garden Club
Wednesday: Math and SS/Civics Tutoring
Thursday: Table Top Gaming, Dungeons & Dragons and Book Club

07/14/2026

We are very fortunate to be recipients of the CEP program. Every student at our school will receive a free breakfast and lunch throughout the school year.

For the upcoming school year, 23 local schools, including some charter schools, have been designated as federal Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) sites.
That designation means that all students at the school are eligible to receive free breakfast and lunch, regardless of family income and without having to apply. Please see the complete list on this flyer.

06/09/2026

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06/08/2026

Do you have questions about Charter Schools? The Florida Charter School Consortium has put together a Fact Sheet for 2026. Please contact us if you have more questions.