Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) results are slowly being released and Crooms Academy of Information Technology is again proving it is top in class for another year in a row. So far, Crooms AoIT students have outperformed their fellow Seminole County high schools peers to demonstrate that Crooms AoIT offers one of the strongest academic programs in one of best school districts in Florida.

Here is how Crooms AoIT students are comparing so far to their fellow Seminole County high schools students:

Seminole County Public Schools has once again scored exceptionally high in a national ranking of high schools compiled by US News and World Report. Crooms Academy of Information Technology, in particular, placed in the 96th percentile of high schools in the country. This also marks the fourth year that Crooms AoIT has been awarded a Silver Medal in U.S. News & World Report's ranking of the Best High Schools in America. The report also highlights Crooms AoIT as one of the top 50 high schools in Florida.

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Calling all Croomies, Calling all Croomies! The Crooms AoIT Alumni Association, Inc. is looking for volunteers to fill the positions on both our Management Team and our Board of Directors. You do not need to reside in Central Florida for any of these positions, although it might be beneficial. If you are interested in serving, please read on and submit your name to scholarship@croomsalumni.com by the end of Thursday, May 31st.

The recipient of the 6th annual Crooms AoIT Alumni Community Scholarship is Rebecca B. Our review team was impressed with all of the applicants – however, we only have one scholarship to give. As we reviewed the applications, all of the students had unique strengths that made them excellent candidates: high GPAs, involvement in school activities, and various community involvement efforts. But, one student really stuck out for their community service.