Escambia School Grades Released. See How Your Child’s School Scored.

July 25, 2024

The Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) released district and school grades Wednesday.

Overall, Escambia County Public Schools maintained a grade of “B”, even with rising state standards.

Ninety percent of ECPS schools upheld or exceeded past years’ performances. No ECPS schools earned a grade of F.

“We are so proud of our schools for all their hard work,” said ECPS Superintendent Keith Leonard. “These school grades are a testament to the commitment of our administrators, teachers, and students. While we are very proud, we intend to keep our eyes forward and continue to improve. We owe a special debt of gratitude to all of our students, employees, community members, and our fully supportive and engaged school board. It takes all of us, united, to achieve our goals ”

A SCHOOLS

There were 13 Escambia schools that earned an A. Bellview, Holm and McArthur elementary schools improved from a C last year to A’s in this year’s grades. Jim Allen Elementary went from B to and A. Pensacola State College Charter Academy began with an A for their first year. Cordova Park has earned an A every year since 2002. Notably, an impressive 90% of Molino Park Elementary’s students showed learning gains in math.

B SCHOOLS

There were 13 B school in Escambia to earn a B. Ferry Pass Elementary, Ferry Pass Middle and Beulah Academy of Science improved from C to B. from C to B.

C SCHOOLS

Ernest Ward Middle and Byrneville Elementary both fell from a B to a C. Montclair, Warrington and Lincoln elementaries and Global Learning Academy moved from F to C. Brentwood, Semmes and Ensley elementaries improved from D to C.

D SCHOOL

Warrington Prep Academy was the only school in the county to receive a D.

Comments

5 Responses to “Escambia School Grades Released. See How Your Child’s School Scored.”

  1. A mom on July 25th, 2024 11:17 am

    I can tell by some of the problems that the bus drivers have with some of the parents of students and the students why our schools in the northend are c schools.

  2. George on July 25th, 2024 11:00 am

    What is thn Acad.difference between a school and an Academy?

  3. Bonnie Exner on July 25th, 2024 10:54 am

    Congratulations to all the schools on their improvements…this does not just happen in a vacuum…many variables came together to achieve this! But I must say this is just
    only one measurement of success…the growth of the Whole Student comes much later when each becomes a successful member of a society that can make a positive impact in this sometimes crazy world of ours.

  4. Frank on July 25th, 2024 9:38 am

    William was warrington prep Academy a school last year or are they improved from an F?

  5. Gotta be the Money on July 25th, 2024 9:02 am

    “D SCHOOL

    Warrington Prep Academy was the only school in the county to earn a D.”

    Wait a minute…. after all that state and local money thrown at it? The hype!! Ok.

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