High Schools in Charlotte

The Charlotte, Florida school district is home to 5 high schools serving grades 9-12, with a range of academic performance and student demographics. Florida Southwestern Collegiate High School stands out as an exceptional institution, consistently ranking among the top 5% of high schools in the state with a 98.6% four-year graduation rate and exceptional test scores. In contrast, The Academy struggles with low test scores, high chronic absenteeism, and a relatively low graduation rate of 55.6%.

Lemon Bay High School is another high-performing school, ranking in the top 35% of Charlotte high schools and boasting a 97.6% four-year graduation rate. The school's student population is predominantly white (82.5%) and has a relatively low free/reduced lunch rate of 28.53%, suggesting a more affluent student body. In contrast, Port Charlotte High School has a more diverse student population.

The data reveals significant disparities in student performance and school characteristics across the Charlotte high schools. While Florida Southwestern Collegiate High School and Lemon Bay High School are providing high-quality education and effectively supporting student success, The Academy appears to be struggling to meet the needs of its students. These insights can inform decision-making and resource allocation to ensure that all students in the Charlotte district have access to a high-quality education.