Schools guide · Official grades as of September 1, 2026

Lee County school grades and rankings (2025-26)

All 97 graded public schools in Lee County, including charter schools, with their official grade, score and rank. Highest score first; tap a heading to sort.

33A schools
29B schools
35C schools
0D schools
0F schools

All schools in Lee County

SchoolTypeGrade 20262025 ScoreCounty rankFlorida rank ReadingMathScienceGrad rateNotes
Florida Southwestern Collegiate High School High A A 91% 1 of 17 12 of 508 89% 93% 99% 99% Charter
The Island School Elementary A A 90% 1 of 49 6 of 1,786 97% 85% 83% – Charter
Oasis Charter Middle School Middle A A 74% 1 of 18 72 of 561 76% 86% 68% – Charter
Three Oaks Elementary School Elementary A A 74% 2 of 49 189 of 1,786 80% 85% 73% –
Oasis Charter Elementary School-South Elementary A A 73% 3 of 49 210 of 1,786 75% 80% 78% – Charter
Pinewoods Elementary School Elementary A A 72% 4 of 49 250 of 1,786 77% 85% 75% –
The Sanibel School Combination A A 72% 1 of 13 159 of 584 81% 81% 83% –
Challenger Middle School Middle A A 70% 2 of 18 134 of 561 67% 71% 58% –
Oasis Elementary Charter School-North Elementary A A 70% 5 of 49 333 of 1,786 75% 81% 66% – Charter
Pine Island Elementary School Elementary A A 70% 5 of 49 333 of 1,786 65% 76% 76% – Title I
Three Oaks Middle School Middle A A 70% 2 of 18 134 of 561 66% 78% 71% –
Bonita Springs Charter School Combination A B 69% 2 of 13 231 of 584 62% 64% 77% – Charter
Cypress Lake Middle School Middle A A 69% 4 of 18 151 of 561 70% 75% 60% –
Rayma C. Page Elementary School Elementary A A 69% 7 of 49 394 of 1,786 70% 79% 70% –
Trafalgar Middle School Middle A B 69% 4 of 18 151 of 561 67% 74% 62% –
Edison Park Creative and Expressive Arts School Elementary A B 68% 8 of 49 453 of 1,786 73% 74% 76% –
Gateway High School High A B 68% 2 of 17 145 of 508 63% 45% 94% 96%
Oasis Charter High School High A A 68% 2 of 17 145 of 508 77% 65% 77% 100% Charter
Diplomat Elementary School Elementary A A 67% 9 of 49 502 of 1,786 66% 79% 64% – Title I
Gateway Charter School Combination A B 67% 3 of 13 275 of 584 57% 52% 57% 100% Charter
Hancock Creek Elementary School Elementary A C 67% 9 of 49 502 of 1,786 64% 66% 65% – Title I
Mid Cape Global Academy Combination A B 67% 3 of 13 275 of 584 58% 61% 63% – Charter
North Fort Myers High School High A A 67% 4 of 17 168 of 508 71% 52% 86% 99%
Cape Elementary School Elementary A B 66% 11 of 49 551 of 1,786 67% 71% 72% –
Fort Myers High School High A B 66% 5 of 17 196 of 508 71% 50% 88% 99%
Gulf Elementary School Elementary A A 66% 11 of 49 551 of 1,786 75% 76% 64% –
San Carlos Park Elementary School Elementary A C 66% 11 of 49 551 of 1,786 60% 65% 71% – Title I
Trafalgar Elementary School Elementary A B 66% 11 of 49 551 of 1,786 64% 73% 72% –
Cypress Lake High School High A B 65% 6 of 17 226 of 508 63% 47% 89% 98%
Harns Marsh Middle School Middle A B 65% 6 of 18 233 of 561 50% 58% 55% – Title I
Bayshore School Combination B B 64% 5 of 13 333 of 584 60% 66% 57% –
Estero High School High B B 64% 7 of 17 252 of 508 60% 51% 86% 96%
Gulf Middle School Middle A A 64% 7 of 18 255 of 561 65% 71% 59% –
Ida S. Baker High School High B B 64% 7 of 17 252 of 508 56% 48% 88% 94%
J. Colin English Elementary School Elementary A C 63% 15 of 49 742 of 1,786 57% 61% 57% – Title I
Paul Laurence Dunbar Middle School Middle B B 63% 8 of 18 287 of 561 52% 59% 50% – Title I
The Alva School Combination B B 63% 6 of 13 358 of 584 61% 66% 58% –
Bonita Springs High School High B B 62% 9 of 17 305 of 508 61% 44% 93% 93%
Cape Coral High School High B B 62% 9 of 17 305 of 508 66% 45% 75% 96%
Diplomat Middle School Middle B B 62% 9 of 18 311 of 561 60% 57% 49% –
Heights Elementary School Elementary A B 62% 16 of 49 804 of 1,786 63% 71% 59% –
Lee County Virtual Franchise Combination B C 61% 7 of 13 404 of 584 63% 38% 46% 95%
Lexington Middle School Middle B C 61% 10 of 18 334 of 561 55% 59% 49% –
Ray V. Pottorf Elementary School Elementary B B 61% 17 of 49 871 of 1,786 56% 59% 57% – Title I
Caloosa Elementary School Elementary B B 60% 18 of 49 924 of 1,786 64% 71% 50% – Title I
Fort Myers Beach Elementary School Elementary B A 60% 18 of 49 924 of 1,786 62% 62% – – Title I
Tanglewood Elementary School Elementary B A 60% 18 of 49 924 of 1,786 66% 76% 78% –
Caloosa Middle School Middle B C 59% 11 of 18 378 of 561 54% 58% 39% – Title I
Heritage Charter Academy of Cape Coral Combination C C 59% 8 of 13 438 of 584 47% 51% 45% – Charter, Title I
Mariner High School High C C 59% 11 of 17 384 of 508 53% 43% 77% 95%
Mariner Middle School Middle B C 59% 11 of 18 378 of 561 53% 60% 42% –
Mirror Lakes Elementary School Elementary B B 59% 21 of 49 984 of 1,786 56% 65% 58% – Title I
Spring Creek Elementary School Elementary B C 59% 21 of 49 984 of 1,786 55% 80% 55% – Title I
Harns Marsh Elementary School Elementary B C 58% 23 of 49 1,044 of 1,786 50% 53% 60% – Title I
Lehigh Senior High School High C C 58% 12 of 17 408 of 508 54% 28% 65% 97% Title I
Orangewood Elementary School Elementary B C 58% 23 of 49 1,044 of 1,786 49% 49% 67% – Title I
Riverdale High School High C B 58% 12 of 17 408 of 508 52% 40% 62% 97%
Bonita Springs Middle Center for the Arts Middle B B 57% 13 of 18 428 of 561 55% 57% 47% – Title I
River Hall Elementary School Elementary B C 57% 25 of 49 1,109 of 1,786 50% 63% 56% – Title I
Treeline Elementary School Elementary B C 57% 25 of 49 1,109 of 1,786 58% 59% 63% –
Dunbar High School High C C 56% 14 of 17 434 of 508 40% 42% 77% 91% Title I
Gateway Elementary School Elementary B B 56% 27 of 49 1,168 of 1,786 55% 63% 54% –
Hector A. Cafferata Jr. K-8 School Elementary B C 56% 27 of 49 1,168 of 1,786 52% 50% 63% – Title I
Island Coast High School High C C 56% 14 of 17 434 of 508 44% 32% 84% 95% Title I
Lemuel Teal Middle School Middle C C 56% 14 of 18 448 of 561 47% 49% 41% – Title I
North Fort Myers Academy for the Arts Combination C C 56% 9 of 13 493 of 584 53% 54% 45% – Title I
Villas Elementary School Elementary B B 56% 27 of 49 1,168 of 1,786 54% 63% 49% – Title I
Dr Carrie D Robinson Littleton Elementary School Elementary B B 55% 30 of 49 1,234 of 1,786 59% 57% 56% – Title I
Tortuga Preserve Elementary School Elementary B D 55% 30 of 49 1,234 of 1,786 46% 49% 43% – Title I
Tropic Isles Elementary School Elementary B C 55% 30 of 49 1,234 of 1,786 49% 57% 58% – Title I
Varsity Lakes Middle School Middle C C 55% 15 of 18 463 of 561 45% 43% 41% – Title I
Capstone Academy Charter School Fort Myers Combination C B 54% 10 of 13 519 of 584 53% 48% 36% – Charter
Lehigh Acres Middle School Middle C C 54% 16 of 18 477 of 561 50% 50% 36% – Title I
Veterans Park Academy for the Arts Combination C C 54% 10 of 13 519 of 584 48% 47% 50% – Title I
Fort Myers Middle School Middle C C 53% 17 of 18 498 of 561 34% 43% 29% – Title I
Sunshine Elementary School Elementary C C 53% 33 of 49 1,355 of 1,786 45% 52% 52% – Title I
Colonial Elementary School Elementary C C 52% 34 of 49 1,405 of 1,786 42% 52% 51% – Title I
Lehigh Elementary School Elementary C C 52% 34 of 49 1,405 of 1,786 48% 50% 55% – Title I
Orange River Elementary School Elementary C C 52% 34 of 49 1,405 of 1,786 43% 53% 52% – Title I
Pelican Elementary School Elementary C B 52% 34 of 49 1,405 of 1,786 59% 61% 57% –
Skyline Elementary School Elementary C B 52% 34 of 49 1,405 of 1,786 51% 60% 48% – Title I
Allen Park Elementary School Elementary C C 51% 39 of 49 1,450 of 1,786 48% 50% 53% – Title I
Bonita Springs Elementary School Elementary C C 51% 39 of 49 1,450 of 1,786 46% 48% 55% – Title I
Franklin Park Elementary School Elementary C C 51% 39 of 49 1,450 of 1,786 37% 49% 46% – Title I
G. Weaver Hipps Elementary School Elementary C C 51% 39 of 49 1,450 of 1,786 42% 45% 58% – Title I
Oak Hammock Middle School Middle C C 51% 18 of 18 523 of 561 44% 48% 41% – Title I
Tice Elementary School Elementary C C 51% 39 of 49 1,450 of 1,786 40% 58% 41% – Title I
Amanecer Elementary School Elementary C C 50% 44 of 49 1,497 of 1,786 47% 58% 38% – Title I
Innovation Preparatory Academy of South Ft. Myers Combination C C 50% 12 of 13 553 of 584 43% 33% 33% – Charter
Patriot Elementary School Elementary C C 50% 44 of 49 1,497 of 1,786 56% 56% 47% – Title I
East Lee County High School High C C 49% 16 of 17 499 of 508 40% 19% 77% 97% Title I
Oak Creek Charter School of Bonita Springs Combination C D 49% 13 of 13 558 of 584 32% 31% 31% – Charter, Title I
South Fort Myers High School High C C 49% 16 of 17 499 of 508 39% 28% 62% 89% Title I
Manatee Elementary School Elementary C C 47% 46 of 49 1,620 of 1,786 39% 53% 31% – Title I
Edgewood Academy Elementary C C 46% 47 of 49 1,650 of 1,786 41% 53% 59% – Title I
Harlem Heights Community Charter School Elementary C D 46% 47 of 49 1,650 of 1,786 35% 37% 25% – Charter, Title I
James Stephens Community School Elementary C C 43% 49 of 49 1,728 of 1,786 37% 41% 26% – 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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