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School Grades Released; Good News For Most Area Schools
July 9, 2008
The Florida Department of Education has released its annual school grade reports, and it is good news for most area schools.
The biggest gain came from Carver/Century K-8 School, with a jump from being an “F” rated school to a “B” rated school.
Northview High School improved as well, moving from being a “C” rated school last year to a “B” rated school this year.
Byrneville Elementary School improved from a “B” school last year to an “A” rating this year.
Bratt Elementary School, Molino Park Elementary School and Ernest Ward Middle School all remained “A” rated schools for another year.
In the Cantonment area, Tate High School remained at a “C”, and Jim Allen Elementary and Ransom Middle School held steady at an “A” rating.
Over in north Santa Rosa County, Jay Elementary remained an “A” school, while Jay High School improved from a “B” to and “A”.
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