07/28/2024
WHY CONSOLIDATING LOCAL PUBLIC SCHOOLS REMAINS A SUBJECT OF DEBATE:
Florida officials cheered the new statewide scores, with Education Commissioner Manny Diaz Jr. saying the grades “reflect Florida’s steadfast commitment to excellence in education.”
Student scores:Duval student test scores lag state despite some schools 'knocking it out of the park'
Statewide, close to 200 more schools earned A grades than last year and about 100 fewer schools received D or F grades, data from the Florida Department of Education showed.
Charter schools operate under contracts with local school districts and aren't controlled by the rules set for low-performing district schools. No Duval County charter schools were graded F in the state's latest report card. These were the charters graded D and how they scored the year before:
Tiger Academy, unchanged from 2023
Somerset Academy-Elementary, Eagle Campus, down from a C in 2023
KIPP V.O.I.C.E. Academy, unchanged from 2023
Wayman Academy of the Arts, improved from F the year before
Florida Cyber Charter Academy, down from a C in 2023
San Jose Primary School, improved from F in 2023
KIPP Jacksonville K-12, unchanged from 2023
Jacksonville Classical Academy East, improved from F in 2023
How Public Schools, primarily on the Northside faired:
Graded F
Annie R. Morgan Elementary, unchanged from 2023
Graded D
Andrew A. Robinson Elementary, down from a C
Highlands Elementary, down from a C
Hyde Park Elementary, down from a C
Kings Trail Elementary, down from a C
Long Branch Elementary, down from a C
Northwestern Legends Elementary, improved from an F in 2023
Pinedale Elementary, down from a C
Sallye B. Mathis Elementary, down from a C
Susie E. Tolbert Elementary, down from a C
Woodland Acres Elementary, unchanged from 2023
Matthew W. Gilbert Middle School, unchanged from 2