Angeline Academy of Innovation
STEAM 6-12 school in Land O' Lakes, FL
Angeline Academy of Innovation (AAI), also known as Angeline Academy, or Angeline, is a seven-year, 6-12 STEM school located in Land O' Lakes, Florida. It is part of the Pasco County School District. The school day is from 8:20 AM to 2:40 PM. The student/teacher ratio of the school is 21:1.
Campus
Angeline Academy is located on a 19 acre campus next to Florida State Road 589. The school has a footprint of 187,000 square feet with a maximum student capacity of 1,694. The campus is shared with Pasco eSchool, the county's Florida Virtual School franchise.
Athletics facility
Angeline Academy's sports complex, called the Angeline Athletic Complex, is located off-campus and opened in November 2024 for its first games. It includes a football stadium with a press box, Pasco County’s first artificial turf field, tennis courts, a running track, and a 28,145 square foot gymnasium.
History
Construction of the school's building began in 2022 by Ajax Building and PBK Architects, and was designed by Harvard Jolly Architecture. The construction finished in August 2023, costing $52.7 million.
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