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Schools of Excellence 2018-19 Schools of Excellence - High Schools Legend for School Types: 01=Elementary; 02=Middle; 03=High; 04=Combination Section 1003.631, Florida Statutes, requires the State Board of Education to designate a school as a School of Excellence if the school’s percentage of possible points earned in its school grade calculation is in the 80th percentile or higher for schools comprised of the same grade groupings (elementary, middle, high, and combination) for at least two of the last three school years if the school meets the qualifying criteria. District NumberDistrict Name School NumberSchool Name Years as a SchoolPercent of2019 of Excellence TotalGrade Possible 2019Final Points Percentile School Rank Type 2019Percent 20192018 of TotalGrade Possible 2018Final Points Percentile School Rank Type 2018Percent 20182017 of TotalGrade Possible 2017Final Points Percentile School Rank Type 2017 2017 01 ALACHUA 0431 F. W. BUCHHOLZ HIGH SCHOOL 3 67 A 82.2 03 68 A 82.7 03 62 A 78.9 03 03 BAY 0741 NORTH BAY HAVEN CAREER ACADEMY 3 79 A 93.8 03 80 A 93.6 03 76 A 94.5 03 05 BREVARD 1171 VIERA HIGH SCHOOL 3 73 A 89.1 03 73 A 89.6 03 67 A 86.1 03 05 BREVARD 6011 SATELLITE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 68 A 83.2 03 71 A 88.8 03 70 A 90.1 03 06 BROWARD 0185 POMPANO BEACH INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES 3 82 A 94.7 03 85 A 96.2 03 79 A 96 03 06 BROWARD 0951 FORT LAUDERDALE HIGH SCHOOL 3 65 A 76.4 03 67 A 81.6 03 67 A 86.1 03 06 BROWARD 1051 SHERIDAN TECHNICAL COLLEGE 3 82 A 94.7 03 80 A 93.6 03 67 A 86.1 03 06 BROWARD 1281 NOVA HIGH SCHOOL 2 65 A 76.4 03 67 A 81.6 03 68 A 86.7 03 06 BROWARD 1291 WILLIAM T. MCFATTER TECHNICAL COLLEGE 3 83 A 94.9 03 81 A 94.9 03 78 A 95.3 03 06 BROWARD 1931 COOPER CITY HIGH SCHOOL 3 65 A 76.4 03 66 A 79.7 03 65 A 83.3 03 06 BROWARD 2221 ATLANTIC TECHNICAL COLLEGE 3 85 A 96.3 03 84 A 95.3 03 80 A 96.4 03 06 BROWARD 2831 WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL 2 64 A 73 03 66 A 79.7 03 64 A 81.2 03 06 BROWARD 3011 MARJORY STONEMAN DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL 3 67 A 82.2 03 71 A 88.8 03 71 A 91.1 03 06 BROWARD 3623 CYPRESS BAY HIGH SCHOOL 3 77 A 91.7 03 74 A 90.2 03 74 A 93 03 06 BROWARD 3851 COLLEGE ACADEMY AT BROWARD COLLEGE 3 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 06 BROWARD 3971 WEST BROWARD HIGH SCHOOL 3 69 A 84.7 03 69 A 84.5 03 65 A 83.3 03 06 BROWARD 5221 SOMERSET ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH 1 71 A 87 03 78 A 91.7 03 61 B 77.4 03 06 BROWARD 5396 SOMERSET ARTS CONSERVATORY 3 78 A 92.3 03 85 A 96.2 03 65 A 83.3 03 08 CHARLOTTE 0502 FLORIDA SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL 3 84 A 95.7 03 87 A 97.4 03 86 A 98.3 03 10 CLAY 0551 FLEMING ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL 3 66 A 79.2 03 69 A 84.5 03 69 A 88.2 03 11 COLLIER 0282 LORENZO WALKER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 3 77 A 91.7 03 81 A 94.9 03 72 A 91.7 03 11 COLLIER 0311 BARRON COLLIER HIGH SCHOOL 3 66 A 79.2 03 72 A 89.2 03 64 A 81.2 03 11 COLLIER 0392 GULF COAST HIGH SCHOOL 3 71 A 87 03 74 A 90.2 03 73 A 92.2 03 11 COLLIER 9032 MARCO ISLAND ACADEMY 3 67 A 82.2 03 71 A 88.8 03 73 A 92.2 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 6081 CUTLER BAY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 79 A 93.8 03 75 A 90.9 03 65 A 83.3 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7007 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 3 88 A 97.2 03 85 A 96.2 03 83 A 97.6 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7009 DORAL PERFORMING ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ACADEMY 3 85 A 96.3 03 87 A 97.4 03 81 A 97 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7014 MATER PERFORMING ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ACADEMY 3 64 A 73 03 71 A 88.8 03 65 A 83.3 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7020 DORAL ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 3 78 A 92.3 03 81 A 94.9 03 76 A 94.5 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7021 CENTER FOR INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION A CAMBRIDGE ASSOCIATE SCHOOL 3 78 A 92.3 03 81 A 94.9 03 71 A 91.1 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7029 TERRA ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 3 88 A 97.2 03 87 A 97.4 03 82 A 97.2 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7031 MAST@FIU 3 84 A 95.7 03 90 A 98.5 03 77 A 94.7 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7033 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 1 70 A 85.8 03 69 A 84.5 03 58 B 67.7 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7041 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES-WOLFSON 3 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7042 SOMERSET ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 2 72 A 88.7 03 70 A 86.7 03 65 A 83.3 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7053 PINECREST PREPARATORY ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 2 65 A 76.4 03 66 A 79.7 03 59 B 71.7 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7061 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES NORTH 3 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7080 CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS 1 68 A 83.2 03 79 A 92.6 03 71 A 91.1 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7081 DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE SENIOR HIGH 3 90 A 98 03 89 A 98.1 03 86 A 98.3 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7091 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES - SOUTH 3 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7101 CORAL REEF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 77 A 91.7 03 81 A 94.9 03 79 A 96 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7171 MEDICAL ACADEMY FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (M.A.S.T.) @ HOMESTEAD 3 90 A 98 03 87 A 97.4 03 76 A 94.5 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7265 ARCHIMEDEAN UPPER CONSERVATORY 3 88 A 97.2 03 89 A 98.1 03 89 A 98.5 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7391 MIAMI LAKES EDUCATIONAL CENTER 2 70 A 85.8 03 74 A 90.2 03 63 A 79.5 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7551 SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES HOMESTEAD 3 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 100 A 100 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7571 INTERNATIONAL STUDIES PREPARATORY ACADEMY 3 81 A 94.2 03 78 A 91.7 03 75 A 93.6 03 13 MIAMI-DADE 7901 NEW WORLD SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 3 79 A 93.8 03 75 A 90.9 03 76 A 94.5 03 16 DUVAL 0751 PAXON SCHOOL/ADVANCED STUDIES 3 76 A 91.1 03 76 A 91.3 03 75 A 93.6 03 16 DUVAL 1073 DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 3 80 A 94 03 79 A 92.6 03 72 A 91.7 03 16 DUVAL 1311 DUVAL CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL AT BAYMEADOWS 1 67 A 82.2 03 70 A 86.7 03 57 B 62.5 03 16 DUVAL 1531 STANTON COLLEGE PREPARATORY 3 84 A 95.7 03 85 A 96.2 03 86 A 98.3 03 16 DUVAL 2371 SANDALWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 2 67 A 82.2 03 70 A 86.7 03 69 A 88.2 03 17 ESCAMBIA 1251 WEST FLORIDA HIGH SCHOOL/TECHNICAL 3 70 A 85.8 03 71 A 88.8 03 68 A 86.7 03 29 HILLSBOROUGH 0089 STEINBRENNER HIGH SCHOOL 3 72 A 88.7 03 69 A 84.5 03 69 A 88.2 03 29 HILLSBOROUGH 3171 NEWSOME HIGH SCHOOL 3 72 A 88.7 03 71 A 88.8 03 70 A 90.1 03 29 HILLSBOROUGH 3411 PLANT HIGH SCHOOL 3 72 A 88.7 03 69 A 84.5 03 69 A 88.2 03 29 HILLSBOROUGH 4151 SICKLES HIGH SCHOOL 3 67 A 82.2 03 65 A 77 03 66 A 84.4 03 29 HILLSBOROUGH 6634 BROOKS DEBARTOLO COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL 3 75 A 90.2 03 66 A 79.7 03 67 A 86.1 03 29 HILLSBOROUGH 6661 BELL CREEK ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL 2 69 A 84.7 03 66 A 79.7 03 66 A 84.4 03 31 INDIAN RIVER 5001 INDIAN RIVER CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 3 65 A 76.4 03 64 A 74.6 03 60 B 74.9 03 36 LEE 0221 FORT MYERS HIGH SCHOOL 3 67 A 82.2 03 66 A 79.7 03 59 B 71.7 03 36 LEE 4155 FLORIDA SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL 3 89 A 97.4 03 90 A 98.5 03 81 A 97 03 37 LEON 1141 LAWTON CHILES HIGH SCHOOL 3 72 A 88.7 03 70 A 86.7 03 71 A 91.1 03 41 MANATEE 0721 LAKEWOOD RANCH HIGH SCHOOL 3 67 A 82.2 03 70 A 86.7 03 64 A 81.2 03 43 MARTIN 0351 JENSEN BEACH HIGH SCHOOL 3 68 A 83.2 03 67 A 81.6 03 67 A 86.1 03 43 MARTIN 0400 CLARK ADVANCED LEARNING CENTER 3 90 A 98 03 86 A 96.6 03 78 A 95.3 03 45 NASSAU 0291 FERNANDINA BEACH HIGH SCHOOL 3 71 A 87 03 67 A 81.6 03 64 A 81.2 03 46 OKALOOSA 0211 NICEVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 3 72 A 88.7 03 72 A 89.2 03 72 A 91.7 03 46 OKALOOSA 0641 FORT WALTON BEACH HIGH SCHOOL 3 63 A 70.3 03 62 A 70.8 03 64 A 81.2 03 46 OKALOOSA 9805 COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL AT NORTHWEST FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE 3 92 A 98.3 03 89 A 98.1 03 93 A 98.7 03 48 ORANGE 0146 CORNERSTONE CHARTER ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL 2 64 A 73 03 66 A 79.7 03 57 B 62.5 03 48 ORANGE 1411 WINTER PARK HIGH 3 66 A 79.2 03 65 A 77 03 59 B 71.7 03 48 ORANGE 1631 TIMBER CREEK HIGH 3 67 A 82.2 03 67 A 81.6 03 58 B 67.7 03 49 OSCEOLA 0853 NEW DIMENSIONS HIGH SCHOOL 3 71 A 87 03 69 A 84.5 03 69 A 88.2 03 49 OSCEOLA 0862 PROFESSIONAL & TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL 3 76 A 91.1 03 80 A 93.6 03 70 A 90.1 03 High Schools September 2019 Division of Accountability, Research, and Measurement Page 1 of 2 District NumberDistrict Name School NumberSchool Name Years as a SchoolPercent of2019 of Excellence TotalGrade Possible 2019Final Points Percentile School Rank Type 2019Percent 20192018 of TotalGrade Possible 2018Final Points Percentile School Rank Type 2018Percent 20182017 of TotalGrade Possible 2017Final Points Percentile School Rank Type 2017 2017 50 PALM BEACH 0081 JUPITER HIGH SCHOOL 3 71 A 87 03 70 A 86.7 03 68 A 86.7 03 50 PALM BEACH 0151 SUNCOAST COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 3 74 A 90 03 79 A 92.6 03 81 A 97 03 50 PALM BEACH 0395 ALEXANDER W DREYFOOS JUNIOR SCHOOL OF THE ARTS 3 85 A 96.3 03 81 A 94.9 03 80 A 96.4 03 50 PALM BEACH 0961 BOCA RATON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 3 71 A 87 03 69 A 84.5 03 70 A 90.1 03 50 PALM BEACH 1681 SPANISH RIVER COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 3 69 A 84.7 03 71 A 88.8 03 69 A 88.2 03 50 PALM BEACH 2001 PARK VISTA COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 3 68 A 83.2 03 68 A 82.7 03 64 A 81.2 03 50 PALM BEACH 2191 WELLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 3 66 A 79.2 03 67 A 81.6 03 62 A 78.9 03 50 PALM BEACH 3251 WEST BOCA RATON HIGH SCHOOL 3 72 A 88.7 03 71 A 88.8 03 66 A 84.4 03 51 PASCO 0801 LAND O' LAKES HIGH SCHOOL 3 66 A 79.2 03 66 A 79.7 03 64 A 81.2 03 52 PINELLAS 3031 OSCEOLA FUNDAMENTAL HIGH 3 74 A 90 03 70 A 86.7 03 66 A 84.4 03 52 PINELLAS 4681 PALM HARBOR UNIVERSITY HIGH 3 67 A 82.2 03 69 A 84.5 03 61 B 77.4 03 52 PINELLAS 6181 EAST LAKE HIGH SCHOOL 3 67 A 82.2 03 66 A 79.7 03 70 A 90.1 03 52 PINELLAS 7191 ST.
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