Sweetwater Branch Academy

SWBA Connect is a tracking system in which you can view your student’s grades. You can also learn upcoming events in each of your child's classes.

Ask us about our free College Mentorship Program (CMP).

We are very happy with the degree of parent involvement we have in our school and we are very proud of our Parent Volunteer Organization. In order to make our student, parent and teacher connection even stronger SWBA teachers researched and came up with the idea of home visits.

We would like to congratulate the following students for winning the school wide science fair. These students will represent our school in the Alachua County regional Science Fair in second semester.

 Pre-order your yearbook today and save!

Yearbooks for this school year are on sale now.  Buy early to get the early bird price now through February 29 – just $32! After that, they will go up to $35. You can give cash, check, or money order to either Mrs. Thompson or Ms. Osterbrock.

We would like to congratulate our Science Olympiad team for their success in the Invitational Science Olympiad Tournament in Orlando on January 21, 2012.

Sweetwater Branch Academy Math Team (Zachary Vance, Carlo Jansen, Jessica Lipori, Natalie Liu, and Kegan Hollern) did an amazing job in MathCounts last Friday at O'Connell Center. As a team, we placed 3rd out of 20 teams.

We reached another goal in our first year. Our school is an 'A' school based on 2009 FCAT results. This is a great achievement for a first year school in addition to medals that our students won in regional and statewide Science Olympiad competitions.

We represented our school for the first time at SECME 2011. The regional SECME was sponsored by the UF Engineering society, Tau Beta Pi and held at the University of Florida.

Sweetwater Branch Academy was honored to have the Alachua School Board Member Gunnar F. Paulson, Ed.D. visit with our school on August 19th, 2011.  He came to meet our staff and learn more about our programs, academic and extracurricular activities. We would like to thank Dr. Gunnar for his visit and interest in our programs.