Florida Schools

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Monroe County Schools

Monroe County

The Florida Department of Education has given the Monroe County Public Schools an “A” district grade since 2006.  The Monroe County School district’s motto is “Student Success . . . Whatever it Takes!” More then 8,300 students attend 20 public schools throughout Monroe County in the Florida Keys.

St Lucie County Schools

St Lucie County

This is a map of St Lucie County Schools in the immediate Port St Lucie area, the most populated section of the county.

Environmental Studies Center

Jensen Beach

A Hands-on learning experience for Martin County school children from kindergarten to 7th graders. Operated by the Martin County School District, students learn first hand how to respect the environment by observing and interacting with crabs, worms, a nurse shark, a grouper and more.

Jensen Beach High

Jensen Beach

Jensen Beach High opened in August of 2004. It is the third high school in Martin County and located on the north side of the county. 

Martin County Schools

Martin County

Martin County has the best schools in the State of Florida. In 2007 every school in Martin County was rated A for excellence in academics and programs. From elementary schools to high schools Martin County has great public schools.

Palm City Elementary

Palm City

Palm City Elementary School is an A rated school for nine years in a row as of 2008. The school provides classes to about 900 students from Kindergarten to fifth (5th) grade. The school is located off Mapp Road at 34th street in Palm City.

Martin County High School

Stuart

Martin County High School: A Tradition of Excellence - A+ in Academics, Athletics, Arts and Activities.

Gainesville Private Schools

Gainesville

While Gainesville is famous for the University of Florida the public schools are about average for the State of Florida. The result is that some parents who can afford it put their children in private schools.