Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate requests for tours. We encourage you to join us for one of our Information Sessions.
Our session will be held on Monday November 9, 2026, and February 2, 2027. Sessions begin promptly at 5:30 pm. Please allow time to park and sign in. The same information will be presented each night, so you only need to attend one session.
Clark Advanced Learning Center is an “A-rated” public charter high school serving about 250 Martin County students. Clark is located at the Indian River State College Chastain Campus in Stuart. Clark is a top ranked high school on the Treasure Coast and in the top ten of high schools in Florida based on Florida’s high school grading system. Our high-performing high school provides a small school learning environment for high school students with diverse interests, aptitudes and goals.
In addition to academic achievement, Clark students are active in a wide variety of student activities including: clubs, community service projects and business internships. Providing first-hand experiences, the internships connect learning to students’ goals for the future.
Clark students have the opportunity to earn college credits for free through dual enrollment with the convenience and advantages of a college campus. Through dual enrollment, Clark students typically complete a year of college by the time they graduate from the school with their high school diploma. Highly motivated students may earn a full Associate’s degree while still in high school, ready to enter college as a junior.
The Clark Advanced Center is located at 2400 S.E. Salerno Road in Stuart. For more information, call (772) 419-5750 or visit www.clarkadvancedlearningcenter.org.
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To help facilitate and inform implementation of a problem-solving and response-to-intervention model in the state, the Florida Department of Education and the University of South Florida have partnered to create the Florida Problem Solving/Response to Intervention (PS/RtI) Project.
The vision of the Florida Problem Solving/Response to Intervention Project is that within one universal education system, all Florida educators will use an effective and efficient multi-tiered system of supports to ensure student growth in academic, behavioral, emotional, and life skills.
