More in a series of Florida ed voucher school pics. Taken from FLDOE directory. According to FL legislators, these schools are at least equal to a traditional public school and fulfill the state constitutional requirement of a "high quality" education. <THREAD>
Some schools using your tax dollars are housed in converted warehouse/industrial spaces, often with no playground other than a paved parking lot. 
Some are in strip shopping center units. This one is two doors down from a massage parlor.
A converted unit in a tiny and neglected business strip.
A surprising number give an address that is a residence. This is one.
This looks like a converted residence next to what appears to be an abandoned shopping strip.
One in a business complex unit. It is somewhere down this strip of businesses.
A spot audit of the directory of private schools accepting tax-funded ed vouchers reveals many, many errors. This is the listed (but erroneous) address of a school. Actually a cemetery.
