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Parent & Teacher Conferences on March 11 and 12
Please plan on attending in Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy’s Parent Teacher Conferences on Thursday, March 11 from 1 to 7 p.m. and Friday, March 12 from 8:30 a.m. to noon virtually by appointment.
read moreBlack Minds Matter High School Fair to Feature HFCA on Thursday, February 18
Scholars and staff from Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy will share our stories and celebrate our school on Thursday, February 19 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the nation-wide Black Minds Matter virtual high school fair for Black founded schools.
read moreParent Council Meetings on Thursday, January 21
NOTICE: Please join us on Thursday, January 21 for our monthly Parent Council Meetings with three informational sessions scheduled at 9 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.
read moreA Special Message to Our Family and Community
After the recent events over the last year, including those in our nation’s Capitol yesterday, it is more important than ever — to our families, to our communities, and to our country — that we achieve the HFCA mission.
read moreCollege, career & life ready
Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy does more than prepare scholars for higher education and careers. We provide them with the skills necessary to affect change in society and help transform their local, national and global communities.

Character
Relationships that I form throughout my life matter in my college and career journey.
Each scholar has an adult mentor who is invested in the student’s success. Mentor and Mentee work closely to nurture the development of the scholars’ inner life making college access and academic achievement possible.

Achievement
I am capable of intellectual challenge and academic success.
Our scholars are developed as empowered and eager learners capable of acquiring knowledge in a variety of disciplines and settings.

College
I can see myself going to and through college.
Our scholars are keenly aware of all of the post-secondary opportunities available to them and have aspirations for college acceptance, persistence and college graduation.
Our Mission
Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy’s mission is to nurture scholars capable of transforming their world by sending them to and through college.
A transformational moment
Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy is in a growth phase, with scholars enrolling from across the city to join our college-prep, personalized learning environment. Our growing student population has demonstrated that the goal of 450 scholars is achievable however our current facility is inadequate for our programming including our Early College Program and our technology, health care, and business Career Pathways.
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College acceptance rate since 2012
Over 300 scholars with growing enrollment
Over 60 scholars have earned early college credit since the pilot began in 2018.
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Over 90% of our scholars qualify for free and reduced lunch; 98% are Black; and 18% of scholars have a diagnosed learning disability.

who we are
Founded in 2004, Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy (HFCA) is a public charter high school delivering a college-focused education to high school scholars from across the City of Milwaukee for over 16 years.
Our school sets ambitious goals for student achievement with the goal of creating scholars who are college, career, and life ready. Our graduates are consistently accepted into colleges and universities at a rate of 100% percent
since 2012.
We do more than prepare our scholars for higher education. We provide them with the skills necessary to make change in society and help transform their local, national, and global communities.
Send Us a Message
Dr. Howard Fuller
Collegiate Academy
4030 N. 29th Street,
Milwaukee, WI 53216
PHONE: (414) 873-4014
FAX: (414) 873-4344
Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Judith Parker, Principal
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- Love
- Optimism
- Zest
- Social Intelligence
- Grit
- Curiosity
- Self Control
- Gratitude
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