WAKULLAS COAST CHARTER SCHOOL

Wakulla’s Coast Charter School is an educational institution serving students in Saint Marks, Florida, operating as a public charter school under the 8H entity structure. Its core function is the delivery of K–12 academic instruction within a publicly funded, independently managed school model, emphasizing curriculum implementation, student support services, and compliance with state educational standards. The school’s technical expertise lies in educational program design, special education service coordination, instructional technology integration, and student data management systems aligned with Florida Department of Education requirements. Key differentiators include community-driven governance, localized curriculum adaptation, and a focus on personalized learning environments tailored to rural student populations. No contract award history is available to infer agency relationships or federal procurement activity. As a charter school, it operates under state oversight rather than federal contracting mechanisms, and there is no evidence of engagement with federal agencies through formal procurement vehicles. The school’s primary industry focus is in K–12 education delivery, which aligns with NAICS 611110 (Elementary and Secondary Schools), though no formal NAICS codes are associated with its operations due to the absence of federal contract awards. Its market positioning is as a locally governed educational provider serving the needs of a specific geographic community, distinct from commercial contractors or federal service providers. Wakulla’s Coast Charter School is a small, non-profit educational entity with no federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or SDVOSB. It maintains a localized presence in Saint Marks, Florida, and is not positioned as a federal contractor or service provider in the government procurement marketplace. Its operations are funded and regulated under state education statutes rather than federal acquisition regulations.