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The Broach School was founded in 1973 by Dr. Tommie Broach to meet the ever-increasing need for quality individual instruction.
To avoid students getting lost in overcrowded classrooms, The Broach School ensures every student receives complete, personal attention from the teacher.
Individual attention helps students overcome learning difficulties, build confidence, and reach new heights in learning.
In 1999, Dr. Broach was named Distinguished Educator of the Year for her work with Florida's children.
We're committed to helping our students develop their given strengths and potential.
We don't teach religion, but understand young people need moral direction and character development.
Our entire program is devoted to the whole student.
We want students to become not only educated citizens, but also people with moral character.
All transcripts and grades are widely accepted by area public and private schools, and by colleges for transfer and graduation.
The Broach School was founded in 1973 by Dr. Tommie Broach to
meet the ever-increasing need for quality individual
instruction.
To avoid students getting lost in overcrowded classrooms, The
Broach School ensures every student receives complete, personal
attention from the teacher.
Individual attention helps students overcome learning
difficulties, build confidence, and reach new heights in
learning.
In 1999, Dr. Broach was named Distinguished Educator of the
Year for her work with Florida's children.
We're committed to helping our students develop their given
strengths and potential.
We don't teach religion, but understand young people need moral
direction and character development.
Our entire program is devoted to the whole student.
We want students to become not only educated citizens, but also
people with moral character.
The Broach School is a member of the Coalition of McKay
Scholarship Schools and a CITA candidate school.
All transcripts and grades are widely accepted by area public
and private schools, and by colleges for transfer and
graduation.
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