St. Johns

The St. Johns school district in Florida is home to 51 schools, including 27 elementary schools, 7 middle schools, 15 high schools, and 2 alternative schools. The district is known for its consistently high-performing schools, with several standout institutions like Bartram Trail High School, Creekside High School, and Allen D Nease Senior High School ranking among the top in the state.

Academically, the St. Johns district excels, with most schools exceeding state averages on standardized tests. For example, the district's average proficiency rate on the Algebra 1 EOC was 78% in 2023-2024, compared to the state average of 55%. The district's high schools also boast impressive graduation rates, with most reporting 4-year graduation rates above 95%. However, a few schools like St. Johns Technical High School and The Evelyn Hamblen Center struggle with high chronic absenteeism rates, likely due to the unique needs of their student populations.

The racial diversity of schools in the district varies significantly, with some schools like Ponte Vedra Palm Valley-Rawlings Elementary having predominantly white student populations, while others like Crookshank Elementary and Osceola Elementary have more diverse student bodies. Overall, the St. Johns school district appears to be a high-performing district, with the majority of its schools exceeding state averages on key metrics, suggesting strong district-level leadership and support for its schools.