Schools guide · Official grades as of September 1, 2026

Brevard County school grades and rankings (2025-26)

All 98 graded public schools in Brevard County, including charter schools, with their official grade, score and rank. Highest score first; tap a heading to sort.

49A schools
29B schools
20C schools
0D schools
0F schools

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All schools in Brevard County

SchoolTypeGrade 20262025 ScoreCounty rankFlorida rank ReadingMathScienceGrad rateNotes
Edgewood Jr/sr High School Combination A A 89% 1 of 17 5 of 584 94% 97% 96% 100%
Freedom 7 Elementary School of International Studies Elementary A A 88% 1 of 58 9 of 1,786 94% 95% 92% –
W. Melbourne Elementary School for Science Elementary A A 87% 2 of 58 13 of 1,786 91% 96% 88% –
West Shore Junior/senior High School Combination A A 87% 2 of 17 10 of 584 96% 98% 95% 100%
Robert L. Stevenson Elementary School Elementary A A 83% 3 of 58 31 of 1,786 90% 91% 89% –
Viera Elementary School Elementary A A 82% 4 of 58 41 of 1,786 87% 89% 94% –
Manatee Elementary School Elementary A A 80% 5 of 58 56 of 1,786 85% 87% 87% –
Gemini Elementary School Elementary A A 79% 6 of 58 72 of 1,786 83% 87% 76% –
Educational Horizons Charter Elementary A A 78% 7 of 58 93 of 1,786 86% 83% 86% – Charter
Enterprise Elementary School Elementary A A 78% 7 of 58 93 of 1,786 76% 84% 88% –
Quest Elementary School Elementary A A 78% 7 of 58 93 of 1,786 85% 84% 72% –
Suntree Elementary School Elementary A A 78% 7 of 58 93 of 1,786 82% 87% 87% –
Indialantic Elementary School Elementary A A 77% 11 of 58 118 of 1,786 84% 86% 79% –
Spessard L. Holland Elementary School Elementary A A 77% 11 of 58 118 of 1,786 81% 89% 78% –
Surfside Elementary School Elementary A A 77% 11 of 58 118 of 1,786 79% 88% 79% –
Ocean Breeze Elementary School Elementary A A 76% 14 of 58 136 of 1,786 82% 79% 88% –
Sea Park Elementary School Elementary A A 75% 15 of 58 159 of 1,786 78% 80% 74% –
South Lake Elementary Elementary A A 74% 16 of 58 189 of 1,786 75% 78% 82% –
Delaura Middle School Middle A A 73% 1 of 12 83 of 561 81% 85% 78% –
Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School Elementary A A 73% 17 of 58 210 of 1,786 78% 73% 72% –
Thomas Jefferson Middle School Middle A A 73% 1 of 12 83 of 561 75% 77% 75% –
Viera Middle School Middle A A 73% 1 of 12 83 of 561 77% 86% 76% –
Cocoa Beach Junior/senior High School Combination A A 72% 3 of 17 159 of 584 76% 68% 76% 98%
Longleaf Elementary School Elementary A A 72% 18 of 58 250 of 1,786 79% 77% 84% –
Riviera Elementary School Elementary A A 72% 18 of 58 250 of 1,786 73% 73% 74% – Title I
Tropical Elementary School Elementary A A 71% 20 of 58 299 of 1,786 72% 76% 73% –
Viera Charter School Combination A A 71% 4 of 17 177 of 584 76% 78% 74% – Charter
Lewis Carroll Elementary School Elementary A A 70% 21 of 58 333 of 1,786 77% 74% 75% –
Satellite Senior High School High A A 70% 1 of 11 116 of 508 79% 59% 92% 98%
Sherwood Elementary School Elementary A A 70% 21 of 58 333 of 1,786 74% 75% 80% – Title I
John F. Kennedy Middle School Middle A A 69% 4 of 12 151 of 561 70% 70% 66% –
Ralph M Williams Junior Elementary School Elementary A A 69% 23 of 58 394 of 1,786 72% 76% 74% –
Sculptor Charter School Combination A A 69% 5 of 17 231 of 584 73% 74% 67% – Charter
Odyssey Charter School Combination A A 68% 6 of 17 253 of 584 69% 63% 75% 99% Charter, Title I
Pineapple Cove Classical Academy Combination A A 68% 6 of 17 253 of 584 68% 67% 59% 97% Charter
Pinecrest Academy Space Coast Combination A A 68% 6 of 17 253 of 584 75% 69% 65% – Charter
Viera High School High A A 68% 2 of 11 145 of 508 74% 59% 83% 99%
Herbert C. Hoover Middle School Middle A A 67% 5 of 12 200 of 561 77% 71% 69% –
Pineapple Cove Classical Academy at West Melbourne Combination A A 67% 9 of 17 275 of 584 68% 73% 65% – Charter
Audubon Elementary School Elementary A B 66% 24 of 58 551 of 1,786 71% 73% 73% –
Croton Elementary School Elementary A C 66% 24 of 58 551 of 1,786 63% 67% 68% – Title I
Melbourne Senior High School High A A 66% 3 of 11 196 of 508 67% 50% 79% 97%
Imagine Schools at West Melbourne Combination A A 65% 10 of 17 305 of 584 65% 69% 63% – Charter
Port Malabar Elementary School Elementary A C 65% 26 of 58 616 of 1,786 62% 56% 74% – Title I
Heritage High School High B B 64% 4 of 11 252 of 508 59% 39% 81% 94%
Meadowlane Intermediate Elementary School Elementary A B 64% 27 of 58 682 of 1,786 67% 67% 69% –
Pineapple Cove Classical Academy at Lockmar Combination B B 64% 11 of 17 333 of 584 68% 69% 57% – Charter
Central Middle School Middle B B 63% 6 of 12 287 of 561 63% 70% 55% –
James Madison Middle School Middle B C 63% 6 of 12 287 of 561 63% 65% 59% – Title I
Roy Allen Elementary School Elementary A C 63% 28 of 58 742 of 1,786 62% 64% 62% –
Atlantis Elementary School Elementary A B 62% 29 of 58 804 of 1,786 67% 66% 71% –
Coquina Elementary School Elementary A A 62% 29 of 58 804 of 1,786 57% 61% 65% – Title I
Mims Elementary School Elementary A C 62% 29 of 58 804 of 1,786 60% 56% 67% – Title I
Bayside High School High B B 61% 5 of 11 336 of 508 59% 40% 72% 91%
Brevard Virtual Franchise Combination B B 61% 12 of 17 404 of 584 78% 51% 71% 100%
Christa McAuliffe Elementary School Elementary B B 61% 32 of 58 871 of 1,786 60% 66% 51% – Title I
Hans Christian Andersen Elementary School Elementary B B 61% 32 of 58 871 of 1,786 59% 61% 54% – Title I
Odyssey Preparatory Charter Academy Elementary B B 61% 32 of 58 871 of 1,786 64% 61% 64% – Charter, Title I
Royal Palm Charter School Combination B C 61% 12 of 17 404 of 584 56% 52% 55% – Charter
Space Coast Junior/senior High School Combination B A 61% 12 of 17 404 of 584 57% 50% 65% 97%
Titusville High School High B B 61% 5 of 11 336 of 508 63% 33% 67% 94%
Lyndon B. Johnson Middle School Middle B C 60% 8 of 12 351 of 561 59% 65% 45% – Title I
Merritt Island High School High B B 60% 7 of 11 365 of 508 64% 31% 73% 98%
Cape View Elementary School Elementary B A 59% 35 of 58 984 of 1,786 55% 54% 75% – Title I
Challenger 7 Elementary School Elementary B A 59% 35 of 58 984 of 1,786 61% 61% 59% – Title I
Sunrise Elementary School Elementary B B 59% 35 of 58 984 of 1,786 60% 63% 47% –
Pinewood Elementary School Elementary B B 58% 38 of 58 1,044 of 1,786 57% 59% 58% –
Westside Elementary School Elementary B B 58% 38 of 58 1,044 of 1,786 62% 57% 49% –
Astronaut High School High C C 57% 8 of 11 421 of 508 58% 36% 52% 96%
Discovery Elementary School Elementary B C 57% 40 of 58 1,109 of 1,786 54% 54% 47% – Title I
Emma Jewel Charter Academy Combination C B 57% 15 of 17 482 of 584 46% 46% 18% – Charter, Title I
Harbor City Elementary School Elementary B C 57% 40 of 58 1,109 of 1,786 53% 51% 55% – Title I
Columbia Elementary School Elementary B B 56% 42 of 58 1,168 of 1,786 53% 50% 41% – Title I
Oak Park Elementary School Elementary B B 56% 42 of 58 1,168 of 1,786 50% 47% 72% – Title I
Palm Bay Magnet Senior High School High C C 56% 9 of 11 434 of 508 51% 27% 60% 90% Title I
Andrew Jackson Middle School Middle C C 55% 9 of 12 463 of 561 57% 47% 67% – Title I
Cambridge Elementary Magnet School Elementary B B 55% 44 of 58 1,234 of 1,786 41% 47% 69% – Title I
Jupiter Elementary School Elementary B C 55% 44 of 58 1,234 of 1,786 56% 50% 59% – Title I
Rockledge Senior High School High C B 55% 10 of 11 452 of 508 58% 35% 58% 93%
Ronald McNair Magnet Middle School Middle C C 55% 9 of 12 463 of 561 50% 55% 53% – Title I
Southwest Middle School Middle C C 55% 9 of 12 463 of 561 53% 60% 37% – Title I
Eau Gallie High School High C C 54% 11 of 11 474 of 508 55% 35% 67% 91%
Mila Elementary School Elementary B C 54% 46 of 58 1,304 of 1,786 52% 46% 57% – Title I
Palm Bay Elementary School Elementary B B 54% 46 of 58 1,304 of 1,786 51% 57% 53% – Title I
Sabal Elementary School Elementary B C 54% 46 of 58 1,304 of 1,786 55% 49% 47% – Title I
Saturn Elementary School Elementary B C 54% 46 of 58 1,304 of 1,786 49% 49% 58% – Title I
Lockmar Elementary School Elementary C B 53% 50 of 58 1,355 of 1,786 54% 55% 57% – Title I
Imperial Estates Elementary School Elementary C C 52% 51 of 58 1,405 of 1,786 51% 51% 30% – Title I
John F. Turner, Senior Elementary School Elementary C C 52% 51 of 58 1,405 of 1,786 47% 50% 39% – Title I
Stone Magnet Middle School Middle C C 52% 12 of 12 515 of 561 55% 46% 51% – Title I
Dr. W.j. Creel Elementary School Elementary C C 51% 53 of 58 1,450 of 1,786 43% 34% 54% – Title I
Apollo Elementary School Elementary C C 50% 54 of 58 1,497 of 1,786 47% 42% 33% – Title I
Cocoa High School Combination C C 49% 16 of 17 558 of 584 37% 28% 38% 80% Title I
Golfview Elementary Magnet School Elementary C D 48% 55 of 58 1,585 of 1,786 38% 42% 43% – Title I
Endeavour Elementary School Elementary C D 47% 56 of 58 1,620 of 1,786 27% 37% 56% – Title I
Fairglen Elementary School Elementary C C 47% 56 of 58 1,620 of 1,786 43% 36% 27% – Title I
Palm Bay Academy Charter School Combination C C 47% 17 of 17 570 of 584 49% 41% 30% – Charter, Title I
University Park Elementary School Elementary C C 45% 58 of 58 1,680 of 1,786 37% 42% 33% – Title I

How to read this

  • Grade: the official A to F grade from the Florida Department of Education.
  • Score: the percentage of possible points the school earned. It decides the grade.
  • Rank: where the score places the school among the same type of school, in the county and across Florida.
  • Reading, Math, Science: the percentage of students who passed the state test.
  • Grad rate: high school graduation rate for 2024-25.
  • Title I: the school gets extra federal funding to support students from lower-income families.
  • ESE / alternative center: a school mainly for students with special needs or in alternative programs.

Private schools, religious schools and home schooling are not graded by the state. See our Schools guide for every type of school, special needs support, gifted programs and scholarships.

Source: Florida Department of Education, 2025-26 School Grades (as of September 1, 2026). Data current as of September 1, 2026. Grades are published every summer, and we update this page when they are. Rankings are calculated by HomesCalculator.com from the official scores. Always check the zoned school for a specific address with the school district.

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The Florida Department of Education grades public schools A to F each summer, mostly on state test results: how many students pass reading, math, science and social studies, how much students improve (learning gains), and, for high schools, graduation rates and college or career courses. The score is the percentage of possible points the school earned.

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