$70,000 a year for a kid to go to a football factory. First, the value is WAY overstated, sort of like an Ivy League school...they pump up the sticker price and then give 90% of the students tons of aid.

I read an article about two local kids from Lincoln High School who moved to IMF their senior years in order to prepare for college. Their dads said that it cost them about 10% of the total costs, but it was worth it.

What I don't understand is why the Florida High School Athletic Association approved this school which is primarily funded by a professional sports talent corporation. It's unfair to the schools they compete with. I guess it's sort of a hybrid of the Charter School system on steroids.