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Best Florida public schools

Eight rankings of Florida's public schools from the latest NCES + state-assessment data. Unlike most school rankings, this list leads with BeatsExpectations: a demographics-adjusted score that asks how a school performs relative to what its student population would predict, not just in absolute terms.

Florida schools outperforming demographics

Top schools by BeatsExpectations score. Demographically-adjusted; a +20 here means the school posts 20 more proficiency points than its FRL profile predicts.
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Florida Title I schools beating the odds

High-poverty schools (60%+ FRL) ranking in the top quartile of their state's proficiency.
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Florida schools by raw proficiency

The traditional ranking: highest combined math + reading proficiency on the state assessment.
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Florida schools with the lowest student-teacher ratios

Schools with 200+ students reporting the fewest students per teacher. Excludes virtual.
#SchoolCityRatio
1OAK PARK SCHOOLSARASOTA4.7:1
2LAKE HILLS SCHOOLHOWEY IN THE HILLS5.4:1
3ROYAL PALM SCHOOLLANTANA5.9:1
4OAK HILL ACADEMYJACKSONVILLE7.4:1
5PALM BEACH SCHOOL FOR AUTISMLAKE WORTH FL7.9:1
6DALE CASSENS EDUCATION COMPLEXFORT PIERCE8.7:1
7POSITIVE PATHWAYS TRANSITION CENTERORLANDO8.8:1
8FLORIDA SCHOLARS ACADEMYTALLAHASSEE9.6:1
9LEALMAN INNOVATION ACADEMYST PETERSBURG9.6:1
10R. C. BANNERMAN LEARNING CENTERGREEN COVE SPRINGS9.6:1
11REAL ACADEMY (REACHING EVERY ADOLESCENT LEARNER)LAKELAND9.8:1
12WALTON INITIATIVE FOR SUCCESS IN EDUCATION (WISE)DEFUNIAK SPRINGS9.8:1
13PEPIN ACADEMIES OF PASCO COUNTYNEW PORT RICHEY10.0:1
14ZENITH ACCELERATED ACADEMYKISSIMMEE10.1:1
15THE SEED SCHOOL OF MIAMIMIAMI10.1:1
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Fastest-growing Florida public schools, 2017-2024

Schools open in both years with 200+ enrollment in 2017, ranked by % change.
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Most racially diverse Florida public schools

Schools with 200+ students ranked by diversity index: the chance that two students picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups.
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Largest Florida public schools

Brick-and-mortar schools ranked by total enrollment. Virtual schools excluded.
#SchoolCityStudents
1CYPRESS BAY HIGH SCHOOLWESTON4,579
2JOHN A. FERGUSON SENIOR HIGHMIAMI4,291
3VILLAGES CHARTER SCHOOLTHE VILLAGES4,062
4SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOLSANFORD3,807
5JULE F SUMNER HIGH SCHOOLRIVERVIEW3,602
6WESTERN HIGH SCHOOLDAVIE3,510
7APOPKA HIGHAPOPKA3,446
8CORAL REEF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLMIAMI3,399
9TIMBER CREEK HIGHORLANDO3,383
10SOUTH DADE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLHOMESTEAD3,382
11WINTER PARK HIGHWINTER PARK3,277
12JOHN I. LEONARD HIGH SCHOOLGREENACRES3,262
13COLONIAL HIGHORLANDO3,239
14WINDERMERE HIGHWINDERMERE3,217
15GATEWAY CHARTER SCHOOLFORT MYERS3,192
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Florida schools underperforming demographics

Bottom 10% within state by BeatsExpectations. Not a verdict, a starting question. A school may be in leadership transition or recovering from a demographic shift.
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About these rankings

These tables use the most recent NCES Common Core of Data (2024-25) for enrollment, demographics, and staffing, and state-native assessment data (typically 2023-24 or 2024-25) for proficiency. BeatsExpectations is computed via per-state ordinary-least-squares regression of composite proficiency on free-and-reduced-lunch share. Full methodology.

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