Andrews High School, 3500 N. Andrews Ave.: a tuition-free charter high school for grades 9-12 offering an alternative path to a diploma. 262 students.
Last checked Oct. 11, 2026. Sources: the school’s website and its enrollment page, Broward County Public Schools’ charter school directory and Tenth Day Enrollment Count, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file and the federal NCES school directory.
Andrews High School is a public charter high school for grades 9 to 12 on North Andrews Avenue in Pompano Beach. The district’s charter directory notes it was formerly known as Mavericks High School of North Broward. It is tuition-free and sponsored by Broward County Public Schools, and it has no attendance zone. The school’s website says its mission is “to provide an alternative graduation path for students who are at risk through dropout intervention services,” with self-paced coursework for students who are behind on credits or over age for their grade.
Who to call
- Front office and enrollment: 954-944-4123, 3500 N. Andrews Ave., Pompano Beach, FL 33064
- School website: andrewshighschool.com
- Enrolling: the school’s How to Enroll page
- Charter questions for the district: Broward County Public Schools Charter Schools Management/Support; district main line 754-321-0000
| Address | 3500 N. Andrews Ave., Pompano Beach, FL 33064 |
| Phone | 954-944-4123 |
| Grades | 9 to 12 |
| Type | Public charter school, alternative graduation program |
| Sponsor | Broward County Public Schools |
| State school number | 5009 |
Principal
Principal Kerry-Ann Brammer, according to the school’s website, which says she became principal in May 2020, and the district’s charter directory.
How enrollment works
The school’s How to Enroll page asks families to call or fill out an enrollment interest form; it says someone from the enrollment team replies within 48 hours. To speed things up, families can visit with:
- Two proofs of address, such as a utility bill, credit card statement or lease
- A state-issued ID or passport
- Proof of withdrawal from the previous school
- A health form and immunization records
- Program documents such as an IEP or ESOL records, if any
The home page offers a free review of a student’s transcript and lists career courses in barbering, gaming and nursing assistant training.
Enrollment and teachers
- District count: 262 students on Aug. 21, 2026, the 10th day of the 2026-27 school year: four in ninth grade, 23 in 10th, 61 in 11th and 174 in 12th. That is 18 fewer than on the same day in 2025, according to the district’s Tenth Day Enrollment Count.
- Federal count: 373 students in the 2023-24 school year, with seven full-time-equivalent teachers, according to the NCES directory, which classifies it as an alternative school.
State report card
Andrews High does not appear in the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file, which grades traditional and charter schools A to F. Its full state report card is on the Florida school report cards site, an interactive dashboard with test results, graduation figures and enrollment.
Calendar
The school posts its calendars on its calendars page. It does not post daily bell times; the front office can confirm them.
More on Pompano Beach schools
- The school’s website
- Every public school in Pompano Beach, with zones and report cards
- Our Pompano Beach schools guide for registration, the School Board and the full calendar
Frequently asked questions
What kind of school is Andrews High School in Pompano Beach?
A tuition-free public charter high school for grades 9 through 12. Its website says its mission is to provide an alternative graduation path for students at risk of dropping out, with self-paced coursework to catch up on credits.
How do you enroll at Andrews High School?
Call 954-944-4123 or fill out the enrollment interest form on the school’s website. The school lists two proofs of address, a state-issued ID or passport, proof of withdrawal from the previous school and health and immunization records.
Was Andrews High School graded by the state in 2026?
It does not appear in the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file. Its state report card is on the Florida school report cards site.
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