Schools guide · Official grades as of September 1, 2026

Collier County school grades and rankings (2025-26)

All 61 graded public schools in Collier County, including charter schools, with their official grade, score and rank. Highest score first; tap a heading to sort.

51A schools
7B schools
2C schools
0D schools
0F schools

All schools in Collier County

SchoolTypeGrade 20262025 ScoreCounty rankFlorida rank ReadingMathScienceGrad rateNotes
Laurel Oak Elementary School Elementary A A 85% 1 of 32 18 of 1,786 92% 92% 83% –
Lorenzo Walker Technical High School High A A 85% 1 of 10 30 of 508 91% 76% 88% 99% Title I
North Naples Middle School Middle A A 85% 1 of 11 9 of 561 88% 95% 78% –
Sea Gate Elementary School Elementary A A 84% 2 of 32 23 of 1,786 85% 89% 85% –
Lake Park Elementary School Elementary A A 80% 3 of 32 56 of 1,786 82% 86% 90% –
Oakridge Middle School Middle A A 79% 2 of 11 34 of 561 82% 89% 80% –
Pelican Marsh Elementary School Elementary A A 79% 4 of 32 72 of 1,786 84% 89% 80% –
Bear Creek Elementary School Elementary A – 77% 5 of 32 118 of 1,786 77% 82% 77% –
Tommie Barfield Elementary School Elementary A A 77% 5 of 32 118 of 1,786 85% 85% 90% –
Veterans Memorial Elementary School Elementary A A 77% 5 of 32 118 of 1,786 82% 86% 92% –
Mason Classical Academy Combination A A 76% 1 of 7 93 of 584 81% 81% 78% 100% Charter
Aubrey Rogers High School High A A 75% 2 of 10 73 of 508 81% 73% 90% 97%
Big Cypress Elementary School Elementary A A 75% 8 of 32 159 of 1,786 72% 80% 81% –
Cypress Palm Middle School Middle A A 75% 3 of 11 61 of 561 67% 84% 61% – Title I
Gulfview Middle School Middle A A 75% 3 of 11 61 of 561 79% 85% 71% –
Pine Ridge Middle School Middle A A 75% 3 of 11 61 of 561 75% 85% 69% –
Palmetto Elementary School Elementary A A 74% 9 of 32 189 of 1,786 71% 76% 74% – Title I
Barron Collier High School High A A 73% 3 of 10 87 of 508 79% 69% 82% 98%
Osceola Elementary School Elementary A A 73% 10 of 32 210 of 1,786 81% 82% 75% –
Vineyards Elementary School Elementary A A 73% 10 of 32 210 of 1,786 79% 79% 74% –
Corkscrew Middle School Middle A A 72% 6 of 11 98 of 561 73% 81% 58% –
Estates Elementary School Elementary A A 72% 12 of 32 250 of 1,786 75% 82% 69% – Title I
Lavern Gaynor Elementary Elementary A A 72% 12 of 32 250 of 1,786 67% 83% 70% – Title I
Marco Island Charter Middle Middle A A 72% 6 of 11 98 of 561 74% 84% 63% – Charter
Shadowlawn Elementary School Elementary A A 72% 12 of 32 250 of 1,786 66% 82% 59% – Title I
East Naples Middle School Middle A A 71% 8 of 11 117 of 561 67% 80% 59% – Title I
Innovation Preparatory Academy of Naples Combination A B 71% 2 of 7 177 of 584 61% 68% 68% – Charter
Golden Gate Middle School Middle A A 70% 9 of 11 134 of 561 60% 77% 63% – Title I
Marco Island Academy High A A 70% 4 of 10 116 of 508 70% 80% 84% 99% Charter
Naples Classical Academy Combination A A 70% 3 of 7 204 of 584 74% 72% 52% 80% Charter
Gulf Coast High School High A A 69% 5 of 10 124 of 508 72% 62% 81% 99%
Naples Park Elementary School Elementary A A 69% 15 of 32 394 of 1,786 67% 80% 71% – Title I
Sabal Palm Elementary School Elementary A A 69% 15 of 32 394 of 1,786 66% 76% 83% – Title I
Bridgeprep Academy Collier Combination A C 68% 4 of 7 253 of 584 59% 60% 59% – Charter, Title I
Everglades City School Combination A C 68% 4 of 7 253 of 584 56% 63% 77% 100% Title I
Poinciana Elementary School Elementary A A 68% 17 of 32 453 of 1,786 66% 69% 69% – Title I
Lake Trafford Elementary School Elementary A B 67% 18 of 32 502 of 1,786 61% 71% 56% – Title I
Lely Elementary School Elementary A A 67% 18 of 32 502 of 1,786 74% 76% 49% – Title I
Naples High School High A A 67% 6 of 10 168 of 508 72% 63% 77% 94%
Rcma Immokalee Community Academy Combination A A 67% 6 of 7 275 of 584 61% 80% 54% – Charter, Title I
Corkscrew Elementary School Elementary A A 66% 20 of 32 551 of 1,786 73% 76% 63% –
Highlands Elementary School Elementary A B 66% 20 of 32 551 of 1,786 64% 67% 62% – Title I
Manatee Middle School Middle A A 65% 10 of 11 233 of 561 58% 75% 53% – Title I
Parkside Elementary School Elementary A A 65% 22 of 32 616 of 1,786 61% 68% 71% – Title I
Eden Park Elementary School Elementary A B 64% 23 of 32 682 of 1,786 50% 78% 68% – Title I
Herbert Cambridge Elementary School Elementary A B 64% 23 of 32 682 of 1,786 56% 77% 63% – Title I
Immokalee High School High B B 64% 7 of 10 252 of 508 58% 50% 71% 89% Title I
Lely High School High B A 64% 7 of 10 252 of 508 58% 58% 75% 95% Title I
Mike Davis Elementary School Elementary A A 64% 23 of 32 682 of 1,786 59% 71% 65% – Title I
Calusa Park Elementary School Elementary A A 63% 26 of 32 742 of 1,786 59% 70% 59% – Title I
Immokalee Middle School Middle B B 63% 11 of 11 287 of 561 56% 71% 46% – Title I
Manatee Elementary School Elementary A A 63% 26 of 32 742 of 1,786 60% 67% 70% – Title I
Palmetto Ridge High School High B A 63% 9 of 10 282 of 508 68% 51% 78% 97%
Village Oaks Elementary School Elementary A B 63% 26 of 32 742 of 1,786 59% 71% 61% – Title I
Golden Gate Elementary School Elementary A B 62% 29 of 32 804 of 1,786 55% 67% 52% – Title I
Golden Gate High School High B B 62% 10 of 10 305 of 508 54% 52% 63% 94% Title I
Golden Terrace Elementary School Elementary B B 58% 30 of 32 1,044 of 1,786 47% 59% 55% – Title I
Avalon Elementary School Elementary B B 57% 31 of 32 1,109 of 1,786 49% 66% 63% – Title I
Gulf Coast Charter Academy South Combination C C 54% 7 of 7 519 of 584 48% 43% 47% – Charter, Title I
Pinecrest Elementary School Elementary C A 52% 32 of 32 1,405 of 1,786 51% 67% 46% – Title I
Optima Classical Academy Combination Incomplete – – – – – – – – Charter

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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