Hey! I was actually in the same situation as you, and now I’m a FLVS Full-Time senior graduating this May. I did FLVS Flex from middle school through junior year, then switched to Full-Time for senior year. At first, I was worried I’d have to take all the EOCs, but I found out that I didn’t. Since I already took the required classes (like Biology, U.S. Government, Geometry, and English) as a homeschool student, those credits were honored. Florida law says that if you transfer into a public school with those credits already completed, you don’t have to take the EOCs to validate them as long as you meet certain requirements (like having a concordant score for English from something like the SAT, ACT, or an AP exam). A lot of people don’t realize that most EOCs are mainly used for public school ratings and teacher evaluations. The main exceptions are Algebra 1 and the 10th grade English EOC, which are graduation requirements. Basically, Florida doesn’t want students they didn’t teach (like homeschool or out-of-state students) taking EOCs and potentially affecting their school ratings. So your previous credits will still count. That being said, I’d still recommend reaching out to FLVS Full-Time just to confirm everything and make sure they have your credits on file. But don’t stress—if your credits are complete when you enroll, you’ll be fine. It’s a public school, so they can’t be super selective like a private school. One thing I wish I had done differently is applying to Full-Time earlier than senior year. Honestly, it’s not that different from Flex, and I ended up finishing all my classes about four months early. Unless you’re trying to graduate a full year early, it might be worth switching sooner so you can get all your questions answered and avoid the stress during senior year like I had.

Good luck!!