SUWANNEE RIVER RIDGE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL

ABOUT US

WE ARE MEETING THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF 21ST CENTURY STUDENTS!

About Us

Suwannee River Ridge Technical High School is a private adult virtual high school incorporated in Suwannee County, Florida as Suwannee River Ridge Technical High School, LLC.  The school was established in 2014 and registered with the Florida Department of Education as private school #7755 in November 2014.

 

Vision

Suwannee River Ridge Technical High School provides 21st Century alternatives for adult (16+) students seeking to earn a high school diploma for entering college, the military, or the workforce.

 

Mission Statement

Suwannee River Ridge Technical High School offers technical training, internships, and academic prep that lead to a high school diploma. Short courses (face-to-face, online, and blended models) are customized and tailored to ensure the greatest accessibility for each student. Courses and graduation tracks are available for most technical areas. High academic tracks are also available for gifted and college-bound students.

 You are NEVER too old to learn!

Meet the Founder

Cheryl Mae Brinson, retired public school educator/administrator, is the owner and founder of SRRTHS. Mrs. Brinson has a Bachelor's Degree in Education, Master's Degree in Teaching & Learning, and a Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership. She holds numerous certifications and endorsements with the State of Florida Department of Education (FLDOE), including Educational Leadership. A complete list of Mrs. Brinson's certifications and enorsements may be viewed on the FLDOE website (DOE certificate number 733169). Our FLDOE Private School Number is 7755.

Mrs. Brinson designed Suwannee River Ridge Technical High School (SRRTHS) to meet the needs of non-traditional students. She is committed to the mission of helping others achieve their educational goals.

Why? In 1978, Mrs. Brinson married at age 16 and became a non-traditional student.  She took the GED after completing the 11th grade and enrolled in college.

A non-traditional route to high school graduation was critical to Mrs. Brinson and her husband, Tony. As non-traditional students, they raised two daughters, Lacy Lee and Jackie-Jo, and taught them the importance of a good education. Today, both their daughters are practicing attorneys.

In 2013, Mrs. Brinson and her husband retired at ages 52 and 55, respectively. Both serve as board members for SRRTHS and are able to devote themselves full-time to the Vision and Mission of providing a premier, non-traditional high school experience for anyone who has had their high school experience interrupted by life's circumstances.