Mission

MATI TALENT INSTITUTE PRIVATE SCHOOL was established as a private school committed to providing adaptive, personalized and interactive education to children and youth at the kindergarten, primary and secondary levels. Our mission is to partner with parents to educate their children in a comprehensive learning environment seeking academic excellence and motivation for their own talents. We want to empower students who study at home anywhere in the world, using an educational, interactive, personalized, tested and effective program to ensure they reach their full potential.

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School

Mati Talent Institute Private School is a K-12 based, distance learning private school which serves students who choose to study at home. We accept students throughout the United States and several countries. The school offices are located in Broward County, Florida. Mati Talent Institute Private School is registered with and recognized by the Florida Department of Education.

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Faculty

The school has a professional teaching staff of 20. The entire teaching faculty holds state certification and 60% hold advanced degrees.

6th-12th Grade Demographics

White 10%
Black/African American 11%
Hispanic/Latino 65%
Asian 10%
Native American 1%
Multi-racial 3%

56% Female and 44% Male

Curriculum

Students in Grades 9-12 follow a college preparatory curriculum and are required to meet all the requirements for a standard Florida diploma. Eighteen (18) Honors level courses are provided, including several district level honors electives (ex: Algebra 2, Biology, Chemistry).

Advanced Placement (AP) Program

Fourteen (14) Advanced Placement courses are currently offered at PPCHS through the College Board Advanced Placement Program in Biology, Calculus AB, Chemistry, English Language and Composition, Macroeconomics.
All students enrolled in AP courses are required to take AP exams.

Electives

Eighteen (18) courses are provided, including Accounting Applications, Business Applications, Computer Applications, Digital Information Technology, Information Technology Applications, Legal Aspects of Business.

Dual Enrollment

Mati Talent Institute has partnered with specific universities that hold educational programs to high standards (University of Florida, Florida International University, University of South Florida). This partnership underscores the strength and legitimacy of our curriculum. By working with these accrediting bodies, Mati Talent Institute demonstrates its commitment to providing students with a top-tier education.
Dual enrollment offers a powerful head start for ambitious high schoolers. Students gain valuable experience in the college environment by interacting with college students and professors.  This early exposure builds confidence and equips students with the skills needed to thrive.
 
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Grading

All subjects earn semester credit unless it is a core academic course with a state required End-of-Course (EOC) exam. EOC courses: Algebra 1, Geometry, Biology, and U.S. History issues credit at the end of the school year. EOC exams are worth 30% of the student’s overall grade earned in the course per the Florida Department of Education.

Grading Scale

  • A = 90-100
  • B+ = 87-89
  • B = 80-86
  • C+ = 77-79
  • C = 70-76
  • D+ = 67-69
  • D = 60-66
  • F = 0-59

Evaluating Student Needs and Skills

Online K-12 academic planning is a cornerstone of Mati Talent Institute academic approach. It’s essential that new students across grades K-12 are set up for academic success from the moment of enrollment.

In communication with Admissions Coordinators and families, Placement Counselors confirm needed prior academic information for a prospective student. They thoughtfully design an appropriate course schedule, which also takes into consideration upper school students’ post-secondary goals.

Once students are enrolled, their academic progress is monitored and this contributes to course scheduling conversations offered each year. Lower and Middle School (K-8) students will have the opportunity to have conversations with experienced and devoted teachers, and Upper School (9-12) students will work with their counselors to design a course schedule that meets their academic needs.