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A recent ranking of public high schools in the Jacksonville metro area highlights top educational institutions based on student performance. The rankings, compiled by Stacker using Niche data, evaluate schools on academics, teacher-student ratios, and more. Nassau County’s schools earned a B+, while Duval County had several high performers reaching A+ grades. St. Johns County also excelled with multiple A-rated schools, reflecting a commitment to quality education across the region’s districts. This information is particularly timely as graduation ceremonies are approaching.
Jacksonville, FL – A recent ranking of public high schools in the Jacksonville metro area has highlighted the top educational institutions, with many schools receiving high grades based on various factors impacting student performance and experience. The rankings were compiled by Stacker using data from Niche, which assesses schools based on academics, teacher-student ratios, and additional metrics including culture and diversity, sports, and extracurricular activities.
The Nassau County School District has an enrollment of 1,407 students with a student-to-teacher ratio of 20:1, achieving a Niche grade of B+. This performance indicates a solid educational environment characterized by adequate academic support and resources.
In the Duval County Public Schools, there are multiple high schools graded, showcasing a wide variety of performance levels. One of the highest achievers has an enrollment of 1,270 students with a student-to-teacher ratio of 20:1 and an impressive Niche grade of A+. Other highly ranked schools in this district include those with enrollment numbers of 631 (B+), 2,405 (A-), and 2,537 (A-), reflecting a strong commitment to educational quality across different size schools.
The St. Johns County School District also stands out, with several schools earning high grades. Schools with enrollments of 2,214, 2,455, and 1,928 students all achieved a grade of A, while a school with an enrollment of 1,784 received a B+. These consistent rankings illustrate the district’s focus on maintaining a high standard of education for its students.
The Clay County School District features schools that show a mix of performance levels. A school with an enrollment of 845 students has been rated A- with a favorable student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1, while other schools in this district, including those with enrollment numbers of 1,889 and 1,828, received A grades, signaling that they provide quality educational resources and environments.
This comprehensive ranking of high schools is part of a broader analysis utilizing data automation to assess educational quality across 97 metro areas. Factors influencing these rankings include teacher engagement, student involvement in clubs and activities, and feedback from parents, teachers, and students.
As graduation ceremonies approach, taking place from May 16 through the end of the month, the achievements of these high schools are particularly timely. The graduation period provides a significant opportunity for students to reflect on their educational journeys and for communities to celebrate the successes of local schools.
- Nassau County School District: 1,407 students; 20:1 ratio; Grade B+
- Duval County Public Schools:
- 631 students; 21:1 ratio; Grade B+
- 2,067 students; 22:1 ratio; Grade A-
- 2,405 students; 21:1 ratio; Grade A-
- 922 students; 19:1 ratio; Grade A-
- 2,537 students; 22:1 ratio; Grade A-
- 1,068 students; 20:1 ratio; Grade A
- 979 students; 18:1 ratio; Grade A
- 1,003 students; 19:1 ratio; Grade A
- 1,270 students; 20:1 ratio; Grade A+
- 1,363 students; 17:1 ratio; Grade A+
- St. Johns County School District:
- 1,784 students; 22:1 ratio; Grade B+
- 2,214 students; 23:1 ratio; Grade A
- 2,455 students; 23:1 ratio; Grade A
- 1,928 students; 23:1 ratio; Grade A+
- Clay County School District:
- 1,666 students; 20:1 ratio; Grade B+
- 1,852 students; 19:1 ratio; Grade B+
- 1,810 students; 19:1 ratio; Grade B+
- 845 students; 15:1 ratio; Grade A-
- 2,371 students; 20:1 ratio; Grade A-
- 1,828 students; 18:1 ratio; Grade A
- 1,889 students; 20:1 ratio; Grade A
As the academic year comes to a close, these rankings serve as a valuable resource for parents, students, and educators, providing insights into the quality of education provided in the Jacksonville metro area.
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