“We're saying by Monday, we understand it takes a couple of days to get things together, so by Monday we really want them to have their child registered and back into the schools,” Valentine said. School Superintendent Janet Valentine said letters are going out to all the families at Global Outreach. Meanwhile, the public schools are ready to accept these late transfers and make the transition as seamless as possible for these families. She says she'll enroll her youngest daughter in another public school but will homeschool her eighth grader. Martynuk says she knew of a number of families waiting until the next school year to enroll their kids. Then when we realized, my older one, she was crying because she really loved the school because it was like home.” 'We didn't quite understand it, at that time. “It was very shocking because we received a message yesterday night when we were at the beach,' Martynuk said. Roxie Martynuk showed up to gather her children's personal items and say goodbye to teachers and staff still hanging around. Global Outreach Charter Academy offered a unique learning experience for students. Housed in a building at the Flagler County airport, the charter school was patterned after a similar campus in Jacksonville and immersed kids in a bi-lingual Russian/English tract.īut high rent and the lack of funds doomed the school and on Tuesday, school owners shut it down.

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