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Top 20 Best Private Elementary Schools in Tampa, FL (2022-23)
School
Location
Grades
Students
Hillsdale Christian Academy
(Baptist)
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(3)
6201 Ehrlich Rd
Tampa, FL 33625
(813) 884-8250
Grades: PK-12
| 150 students
The Montessori House Day School
Montessori School
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5117 Ehrlich Rd
Tampa, FL 33624
(813) 961-9295
Grades: PK-6
| 142 students
Academy Of The Holy Names
(Catholic)
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3319 Bayshore Blvd
Tampa, FL 33629
(813) 839-5371
Grades: PK-12
| 962 students
American Youth Academy
(Islamic)
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(5)
5905 E 130th Avenue
Tampa, FL 33617
(813) 987-9282
Grades: PK-12
| 517 students
Beach Park School
Montessori School
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4200 W North A St
Tampa, FL 33609
(813) 289-3747
Grades: PK-8
| 70 students
Berkeley Preparatory School
(Episcopal)
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4811 Kelly Road
Tampa, FL 33615
(813) 885-1673
Grades: PK-12
| n/a students
Cambridge Christian School
(Christian)
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(3)
6101 N Habana Ave
Tampa, FL 33614
(813) 872-6744
Grades: NS-12
| 681 students
Carrollwood Day School
Special Program Emphasis
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1515 W. Bearss Avenue
Tampa, FL 33613
(813) 920-2288
Grades: NS-12
| 1,124 students
Christ The King Catholic School
(Catholic)
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(4)
3809 W Morrison Avenue
Tampa, FL 33629
(813) 876-8770
Grades: PK-8
| 516 students
Community Montessori School
Montessori School
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(2)
4930 Webb Road and 8411 Civic Road
Tampa, FL 33615
(813) 886-3969
Grades: NS-9
| 135 students
Corbett Preparatory School of IDS
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(3)
12015 Orange Grove Drive
Tampa, FL 33618
(813) 961-3087
Grades: PK-8
| 550 students
Family Of Christ Christian School
(Lutheran Church Missouri Synod)
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16190 Bruce B Downs Blvd
Tampa, FL 33647
(813) 558-9343
Grades: NS-8
| 392 students
Florida College Academy
(Church of Christ)
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(3)
7032 Temple Terrace Hwy
Tampa, FL 33637
(813) 899-6800
Grades: PK-8
| 249 students
Holy Trinity Lutheran School
(Lutheran Church Missouri Synod)
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3712 W El Prado Blvd
Tampa, FL 33629
(813) 839-0665
Grades: PK-4
| 180 students
Incarnation Catholic School
(Catholic)
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(4)
5111 Webb Rd
Tampa, FL 33615
(813) 884-4502
Grades: PK-8
| 341 students
Land of Learning Academy
Daycare / Preschool
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8809 W Robson Street
Tampa, FL 33615
(813) 886-6494
Grades: NS-1
| 439 students
Missionary Christian Academy
(Pentecostal)
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10902 N.
Armenia Avenue
Tampa, FL 33612
(813) 545-5232
Grades: 1-12
| 65 students
Morning Star Catholic School Tampa
Special Education School (Catholic)
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(3)
210 E Linebaugh Avenue
Tampa, FL 33612
(813) 935-0232
Grades: 1-8
| 80 students
Most Holy Redeemer School
(Catholic)
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(1)
302 E Linebaugh Ave
Tampa, FL 33612
(813) 933-4750
Grades: K-8
| 310 students
St. Johns Episcopal Parish Day School
(Episcopal)
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(4)
240 S. Plant Ave.
Tampa, FL 33606
(813) 849-5200
Grades: PK-8
| 575 students
St. Joseph Catholic School Tampa
(Catholic)
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2200 N Gomez Ave
Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 879-7720
Grades: PK-8
| 272 students
St.
Lawrence Catholic School
(Catholic)
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5223 N Himes Ave
Tampa, FL 33614
(813) 879-5090
Grades: PK-8
| 495 students
St. Marys Episcopal Day School
(Episcopal)
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(9)
2101 S Hubert Avenue
Tampa, FL 33629
(813) 258-5508
Grades: PK-8
| 447 students
Tampa Bay Christian Academy
(Christian)
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6815 North Rome Ave
Tampa, FL 33604
(813) 343-0600
Grades: NS-12
| 267 students
Tampa Preparatory School
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727 W Cass St
Tampa, FL 33606
(813) 251-8481
Grades: 6-12
| 700 students
Universal Academy Of Florida
(Islamic)
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(4)
6801 Orient Rd
Tampa, FL 33610
(813) 664-0695
Grades: PK-12
| 689 students
West Gate Christian School
(Baptist)
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5121 Kelly Rd
Tampa, FL 33615
(813) 884-5147
Grades: PK-12
| 211 students
Academy Prep Center Of Tampa
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1407 E Columbus Dr
Tampa, FL 33605
(813) 248-5600
Grades: 5-8
| 129 students
Anointed Word Academy
(Christian)
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1709 W Saint Joseph St
Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 254-5271
Grades: K-6
| 50 students
Bayshore Christian School
(Christian)
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3909 S Macdill Ave
Tampa, FL 33611
(813) 839-4297
Grades: PK-12
| 209 students
Bible Truth Ministries Academy
(Pentecostal)
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4902 N 22nd St
Tampa, FL 33610
(813) 231-9177
Grades: PK-10
| 125 students
Bible-based Fellowship Christian Academy
(Christian)
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4903 Ehrlich Road
Tampa, FL 33624
(813) 264-2222
Grades: K-5
| 80 students
Bowman Academy
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3407 Latania Drive
Tampa, FL 33618
(813) 961-1822
Grades: PK-1
| 100 students
The Broach School Of Tampa
Special Program Emphasis
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4903 Ehrlich Road
Tampa, FL 33624
(813) 963-0901
Grades: K-12
| 71 students
Corpus Christi Catholic School
(Catholic)
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9715 N 56th St
Tampa, FL 33617
(813) 988-1722
Grades: K-8
| 197 students
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A closer look at the 14 lowest-performing schools in Hillsborough County
With more “persistently low-performing” schools than any other district in Florida, the Hillsborough County school district is focusing on making improvements at 45 schools it calls the “Transformation Network.”
Related: Hillsborough’s struggling schools attempt a ‘transformation.’ Can it work?
The Tampa Bay Times took a deeper look at the 14 “transformation” schools that still have a D or an F grade from the state. They share some traits, including low test scores and large numbers of families who live in poverty. But they also vary in size, location and how often they get new principals.
The information below includes metrics like the numbers of students who have left for magnet, choice and independently run charter schools, and the “stability rate,” which is the percentage of students who stayed in the school from October to February. The numbers are from the school district and the Florida Department of Education.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS MIDDLE
10201 N Boulevard, Tampa
Students needed more from their teachers at Adams Middle. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1958
Students: 648
State grade: D
Low-income: 82 percent
Student stability: 87.6 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 702
Principals in the last five years: 2
From the 2020-21 school improvement plan: In science, low scores resulted from “the teacher skill in the classroom and lack of standard based instruction…. Social studies achievement had the greatest gap. The teacher skill did not meet the needs of the students.”
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BROWARD ELEMENTARY
400 W Osborne Ave., Tampa
Teacher vacancies and student absences affected scores at Broward Elementary. [ Google Maps ]
Opened: 1927
Students: 291
State grade: D
Low-income: 90.
4 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 25 percent
Student stability: 85.7 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 164
Principals in the last five years: 1
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: Contributing factors to disappointing results “include lack of rigorous tasks, teacher understanding and application of standards, scholar understanding of tasks and standards, scholar application and ownership of their learning and standard mastery, consistent progress monitoring by all stakeholders, teacher vacancies, prior year standards not mastered, and scholar attendance.”
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ESTHER D.
BURNEY ELEMENTARY
901 S Evers St., Plant City
Learning tasks at Burney Elementary did not always reflect grade-level state standards. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1923
Students: 354
State grade: D
Low-income: 88.4 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 27.3 percent
Student stability: 94.2 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 178
Principals in the last five years: 4
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: “Learning tasks designed by teachers did not always meet grade-level standards…. In science, there was a “lack of active thinking strategies in the classroom and two new teachers to 5th grade teaching science who had limited knowledge of 5th-grade math standards.”
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DON G. GIUNTA MIDDLE
4202 S Falkenburg Road, Riverview
Teacher vacancies were noted at Giunta Middle. [ Google Maps ]
Opened: 2005
Students: 865
State grade: D
Low-income: 79.
5 percent
Student stability: 90.6 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 1,248
Principals in the last five years: 3
From the 2019-20 school improvement plan: “Teacher vacancies negatively impacted all areas” before the current principal arrived. “The lack of instructional coaches made it difficult to provide the level of support necessary for new teachers and building the capacity of all teachers.”
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CLEMMIE ROSS JAMES ELEMENTARY
4302 E Ellicott St., Tampa
James Elementary saw frequent suspensions. but there are fewer this year. [ Times (2018) ]
Opened: 1966
Students: 417
State grade: F
Low-income: 93 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 16.9 percent
Student stability: 89.9 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 315
Principals in the last five years: 3
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: “Teachers lacked clarity of the intended learning outcomes based on the lessons implemented in the classroom, and students lacked an understanding of learning intentions and their success criteria needed for higher achievement.
” Suspensions were also frequent, especially among learning-disabled students, and the current principal has improved those statistics.
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JENNINGS MIDDLE
9325 Governors Run Drive, Seffner
Teacher Jenise Freeland’s math class at Jennings Middle on Oct. 5, 2021. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 2003
Students: 717
State grade: D
Low-income: 86.6 percent
Student stability: 91.2 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 595
Principals in the last five years: 2
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: In the last school year, all three grades struggled with reading and writing because all of those teachers were new. In writing, there were new teachers who did not know how to score essays. In reading, “teachers were learning how to plan to teach multiple standards, developing standards-based questions, and learning how to get students to think and speak using the standards at play.
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LOCKHART ELEMENTARY MAGNET SCHOOL
3719 N 17th St., Tampa
The Lockhart Elementary courtyard. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1952
Students: 379
State grade: D
Low-income: 92.9 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 46.2 percent
Student stability: 93.2 percent
Principals in the last five years: 3
From 2021-22 school improvement plan: “Teachers (are) not fully understanding the depth of the (English/language arts) standards and how they relate to the building of content knowledge, fluency, and comprehension.” From the 2020-21 report: “Teachers are not planning rigorous and culturally responsive lessons that are grade appropriate and aligned to standards with clearly stated learning progressions and clearly defined proficiency.”
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MCDONALD ELEMENTARY
501 Pruett Road, Seffner
A pre-Thanksgiving performance at McDonald Elementary.
[ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1976
Students: 541
State grade: D
Low-income: 83.2 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 25.6 percent
Student stability: 88.2 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 174
Principals in the last five years: 2
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: Contributing factors to overall need for improvement: “COVID absenteeism for students and faculty, high mobility, teachers with less than three years experience in intermediate grades, early implementation of online platforms.”
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FRANK D. MILES ELEMENTARY
317 E 124th Ave., Tampa
A student assembly at Miles Elementary. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1962
Students: 777
State grade: D
Low-income: 85.6 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 16.5 percent
Student stability: 88.
8
Zoned students attending other schools: 404
Principals in the last five years: 3
From the 2020-21 school improvement plan: “Miles is overcrowded, topping out at 915 students at one point last year, with about 200 homeless or in transition…. In math, it was difficult for the one math coach to support the size of our school alone, given that students transferred in and out all year at different levels.” The school lost three classroom aides for kids learning English, due to 2019 budget cuts.
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ROBLES ELEMENTARY
4405 E Sligh Ave., Tampa
Robles Elementary families gather in front of the school for an August open house. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1960
Students: 696
State grade: D
Low-income: 92.1 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 26.9
Student stability: 91 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 584
Principals in the last five years: 5
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: “In 2019-2020 Robles faced barriers from lack of innovative teaching strategies and classroom structures, lack of home-school connection and support, low academic achievement/growth, and teacher vacancies and turnover.
In 2020-2021, Robles faced additional barriers related to the impact of COVID-19.”
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SHAW ELEMENTARY
11311 N 15th St., Tampa
Students could have used more timely feedback at Shaw Elementary. [ Google Maps ]
Opened: 1972
Students: 660
State grade: D
Low-income: 85.9 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 15.7 percent
Student stability: 87.6 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 238
Principals in the last five years: 2
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: “Teachers lacked clarity of instruction around the rigor of the standards and students were provided with limited experience working at the rigor of the grade level standards to support higher academic achievement. There was also a lack of teacher monitoring during independent work and providing student with timely feedback to improve student achievement.”
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SULPHER SPRINGS K-8
8412 N 13th St.
, Tampa
A lack of math coaches affected scores at Sulpher Springs K-8. [ Google Maps ]
Opened: 1926
Students: 636
State grade: D
Low-income: 94.2 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 28.6 percent
Student stability: 87 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 358
Principals in the last five years: 3
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: “In reading, students have a lot of gaps which makes grade level standards challenging. Teachers also tended to start where the students were as opposed to at the depth of the standard…. In math, the coach supporting 4th and 5th grade was also teaching 3 blocks of math during the day and the coach supporting grades 6-8 was teaching 2 blocks of math a day. This did not allow for the coach to be able to effectively support teachers during their classroom instruction.”
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TAMPA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY MAGNET SCHOOL
305 E Columbus Drive, Tampa
Tampa Heights Elementary reopened in 2021 after being heavily damaged by fire.
Opened: 2021
Students: 312
State grade: D
Low-income: 82.4 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 46.5 percent
Student stability: 95.8 percent
Principals in the last five years: 3
From the 2020-21 school improvement plan: “There is a lack of content knowledge, standard knowledge, pedagogy, and instructional strategies in teaching math, and professional development is needed.” The same was said of English/language arts.
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TEMPLE TERRACE ELEMENTARY
124 Flotto Ave., Temple Terrace
An abundance of new teachers affected scores at Temple Terrace Elementary. [ Hillsborough County Public Schools ]
Opened: 1955
Students: 540
State grade: D
Low-income: 88.3 percent
Ready for kindergarten: 25.8 percent
Student stability: 89.5 percent
Zoned students attending other schools: 353
Principals in the last five years: 2
From the 2021-22 school improvement plan: Science proficiency dropped by 18 percentage points.
“With Covid-19, students and teachers were impacted with needing to be isolated or quarantined throughout the year…. Many eLearning students were not as attentive as their brick and mortar counterparts. Additionally, 14 teachers were in their first three years of teaching or new to Hillsborough County Public schools, and as a result, there was a lack of content knowledge and pedagogy.”
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Westchase Elementary School Tampa FL
Contact Westchase Elementary School
Address: 9517 W Linebaugh Ave, 33626 Tampa (Florida)
Phone: (813) 631-4600
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Ranking
The school ranks 198 of 2118. The previous year the ranking was 118 of 2112.
The average standard score for Westchase Elementary School is 88.3011
Student demographics
Diversity in schools is important and will benefit the students.
Find out the student demographics in Westchase Elementary School:
| Race | Number | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| African American Students | 34 | 4 |
| Asian Students | 72 | 8 |
| Hispanic Students | 189 | 20 |
| Native American Students | 4 | 0 |
| Pacific Islander Students | 1 | 0 |
| White Students | 591 | 62 |
| Multi-racial Students | 58 | 6 |
| Unspecified Students | 0 | 0 |
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Orange Grove Middle Magnet School
Public
556 students
Pace Center For Girls
Public
60 students
Palm River Elementary School
Public
515 students
Patricia Sullivan Metropolitan Ministries Partnership School
Public
114 students
Pepin Academies
Public
745 students
Pierce Middle School
Public
931 students
Pinecrest Elementary School
Public
568 students
Pivot Charter School
Public
277 students
Pizzo Elementary School
Public
764 students
Plant City Adult & Community Center
Public
0 students
Plant City High School
Public
2425 students
Plant High School
Public
2359 students
Potter Elementary School
Public
657 students
Pride Elementary School
Public
939 students
Progress Village Middle Magnet School
Public
920 students
Rampello K-8 Magnet School
Public
752 students
Randall Middle School
Public
1387 students
Rcma Leadership Academy
Public
92 students
Rcma Wimauma Academy
Public
224 students
Reddick Elementary School
Public
860 students
Riverhills Elementary Magnet School
Public
416 students
Riverview Elementary School
Public
586 students
Riverview High School
Public
2449 students
Robinson Elementary School
Public
643 students
Robinson High School
Public
1664 students
Robles Elementary School
Public
834 students
Rodgers Middle School
Public
726 students
Roland Park K-8 Magnet School
Public
790 students
Roosevelt Elementary School
Public
701 students
Ruskin Elementary School
Public
916 students
Schmidt Elementary School
Public
629 students
Schwarzkopf Elementary School
Public
656 students
Seffner Elementary School
Public
673 students
Seminole Elementary School
Public
475 students
Seminole Heights Charter High School
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274 students
Sergeant Paul R Smith Middle School
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797 students
Sessums Elementary School
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1117 students
Shaw Elementary School
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706 students
Sheehy Elementary School
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480 students
Shields Middle School
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1394 students
Shore Elementary Magnet School
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396 students
Sickles High School
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2344 students
Simmons Career Center
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144 students
Simmons Exceptional Center
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43 students
Sligh Middle School
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505 students
South County Career Center
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186 students
Southshore Charter Academy
Public
797 students
Spoto High School
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1663 students
Springhead Elementary School
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922 students
Steinbrenner High School
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2347 students
Stewart Middle Magnet School
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1041 students
Stowers Elementary School
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1096 students
Strawberry Crest High School
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2319 students
Sulphur Springs K-8 School
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732 students
Summerfield Crossings Elementary School
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869 students
Summerfield Elementary School
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873 students
Symmes Elementary School
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629 students
Tampa Bay Boulevard Elementary School
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762 students
Tampa Bay Technical High School
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2018 students
Tampa Palms Elementary School
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955 students
Tampa Residential Facility
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56 students
Temple Terrace Elementary School
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610 students
Terrace Community Middle School
Public
660 students
The Collaboratory Preparatory Academy
Public
0 students
The Spring
Public
0 students
Thompson Elementary
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832 students
Thonotosassa Elementary School
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374 students
Tinker K-8 School
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733 students
Tomlin Middle School
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1497 students
Town & Country Charter High School
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205 students
Town & Country Elementary School
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379 students
Trapnell Elementary School
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580 students
Trinity School For Children
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775 students
Turkey Creek Middle School
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980 students
Turner-Bartels K-8 School
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1890 students
Twin Lakes Elementary School
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745 students
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197 students
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847 students
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815 students
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418 students
Village Of Excellence Academy
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255 students
Village Of Excellence Academy Middle School
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106 students
Walden Lake Elementary School
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873 students
Walker Middle Magnet School
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1024 students
Walton Academy
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204 students
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0 students
Washington Elementary School
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552 students
Waters Career Center
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100 students
Webb Middle School
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780 students
West Tampa Elementary School
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455 students
West University Charter High
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248 students
Westchase Elementary School
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949 students
Westshore Elementary School
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407 students
Wharton High School
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2443 students
Williams Middle Magnet School
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845 students
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94 students
Wilson Elementary School
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376 students
Wilson Middle School
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668 students
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614 students
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1299 students
Witter Elementary School
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571 students
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608 students
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Tampa School Districts [2022] | What Are the 🎖️ Best Schools in Tampa?
Located on Tampa Bay on the Gulf Coast of Florida, Tampa is one of Florida’s most exciting cities with a population of almost 400,000.
While Tampa is best known for its tourist attractions and beaches, did you know Tampa is also home to one of Florida’s top-rated school districts? As you prepare for settling in the Tampa area, one of the most important things you may be looking for in your neighborhood is a great school for your children. A good way to start your search is by first selecting the best school district then narrowing down your options to the best schools and the neighborhoods they serve. There are four primary school districts in Metro Tampa, each with something different to offer.
To help you choose the right Tampa suburb or neighborhood to call home, here’s a look at the best school districts in Tampa based on independent ratings, test results, and national recognition.
Hillsborough County isn’t just one of the top school districts in the Tampa area; it’s one of the best in the country! Headquartered in Tampa and serving all of Hillsborough County, the district serves more than 215,000 students with over 15,000 teachers.
In 2020, seven Hillsborough County Public Schools high schools placed within the top 10 Best High Schools in Metro Tampa ranking by U.S. News & World Report. 11 of the top 20 spots were also filled by the district. Hillsborough County has earned its reputation as the best school district in Tampa thanks to its high academic performance ratings.
Plant High School was ranked as one of the best high schools in Tampa with a 65.2 College Readiness Score and a 96% graduation rate. Some other schools in the district that made the list of best schools in Tampa include Brooks Debartolo Collegiate High School (100% graduation rate) and Sickles High School (95% graduation rate).
You have your choice of many neighborhoods in Tampa that fall under the Hillsborough County Public Schools district. One of the best is Lutz, 15 miles outside Tampa. Lutz is served by Steinbrenner High School, one of the many Hillsborough County schools that made the top 10 list in Greater Tampa.
Serving Pinellas County, this school district serves over 104,000 students in 150 schools including 15 charter schools. That makes Pinellas County Schools the 7th largest district in Florida. The district serves several of Tampa’s largest suburbs including Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Largo, and Osceola.
Pinellas County Schools has a number of highly rated schools such as Discovery Academy of Science Charter School, one of the best charter schools in Tampa with excellent reviews from parents and test scores that far exceed the Florida average. The school is located in Dunedin, one of the most affordable Tampa suburbs for families with a median home price of just $161,000. Palm Harbor University High in nearby Palm Harbor is rated as one of the best high schools in Tampa with a 99% graduation rate and a 66% Advanced Placement participation rate.
The Pasco County School District isn’t as large as that of Hillsborough County or Pinellas County with a total of 75,000 students, but it’s notable for its above average schools.
Pasco County Schools is home to some of the best public schools in the Tampa area and it’s been named the College Board AP District of the Year for large districts for the 10th year in a row. Pasco County Schools was one of just 250 districts in the year to be honored on the AP District Honor Roll for expanding access to Advanced Placement Courses and the only school in the U.S. chosen for the large district category.
Students who participate in Advance Placement coursework offered by a school can save families a significant amount on their college education. The average student who scores at least a 3 on two AP Exams can save almost $1,800 at a four-year public college.
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Land O’ Lakes High School is the best high school in Tampa in the Pasco County Schools District.
Ranked by U.S. News as one of the top 10 high schools in Tampa, 45% of students have passed at least one AP Exam with math and reading tests that exceed the state and district average. Land O’Lakes itself is a safe and family-friendly suburb with a very high homeownership rate. Thinking about settling here? Read our guide to living in Land O’ Lakes to get an idea of what you can expect.
Hernando County School District, headquartered in Brooksville, serves all of Hernando County, Florida north of Tampa. The district is quite a distance from Tampa but Hernando County is still part of Metro Tampa. There are 28 schools in the district including 10 elementary schools, 5 high schools, and 3 charter schools.
Frank W. Springstead High School in Brooksville is one of the best schools in Tampa in the Hernando School District. It’s one of the top 35 high schools in Metro Tampa with an AP coursework participation rate of 44% and reading proficiency that exceeds the Florida average.
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The city of Brooksville has a population of nearly 7,700 and sits along Florida’s Nature Coast. Brooksville has been named as the Outstanding Rural Community of the Year in Florida thanks to its outdoor recreation opportunities like kayaking, fishing, and golf. Brooksville is known for its very low cost of living with a median home price of just $56,800.
Best Private Schools in Tampa, FL
Considering private school education for your child? Some of the best schools in Tampa are private schools but don’t be intimidating; there are many options in Metro Tampa including private schools with financial aid available. There’s also a mix of secular private schools and schools with a religious affiliation.
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Shorecrest Preparatory School in St. Petersburg
Shorecrest is the best private school in the Tampa area without a religious affiliation. Founded in 1923, the school serves pre-K to 12th grade with a tuition cost ranging from $10,900 to $25,800.
Berkeley Preparatory School in Tampa
This Episcopalian private school serves pre-K through 12th grade with an enrollment of 1,380. Berkeley Preparatory School is co-ed with an annual tuition cost of $17,900 to $26,700 but financial aid is available with 25 full and partial scholarships available. 100% of students go to college after graduation.
Clearwater Central Catholic High School in Clearwater
CCC is a co-ed Roman Catholic private high school but accepts students of all faiths.
Tuition is $13,100 (parish affiliated) or $15,850 (non-parish affiliated) with 554 students enrolled. About 35% of students receive financial aid. CCC offers a wide range of programs including an international baccalaureate, foreign language, and sports with 36 State Championships won.
Hillel Academy in Tampa
Hillel Academy is a Jewish private school serving grades 1 to 8. This Blue Ribbon Award School has a total enrollment of 150 students with a tuition cost of about $8,300 and financial aid available.
Tampa School Districts FAQs
What is the best high school in Tampa, Florida?
The top-rated high school in Tampa is Plant High School in Tampa’s Hillsborough County School District.
Does Tampa have good schools?
Absolutely! In fact, Tampa has some of the best high schools and elementary schools in Florida. You can choose from many highly rated public schools in Tampa or choose private schools with secular and non-secular options.
What is the best school district in Tampa?
Hillsborough County School District which serves Tampa and surrounding cities like Valrico, Lutz, and Plant City is the best school district in the Tampa area.
Have you settled on the best Tampa school district to help your children reach their potential? The next step is choosing the right suburb or neighborhood and getting a jump start on your move. As moving day approaches, trust the affordable Tampa movers at 2 College Brothers to make your relocation fast, easy, and stress-free.
Tampa public school ratings and districts
Hillsborough School District901 E Kennedy Blvd
Tampa, FL 33602
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313
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| School | Grades |
|---|---|
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Acts School 11309 Tom Folsom Rd Thonotosassa, FL, 33592 |
09-12 |
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Adams Middle School 10201 N Boulevard Tampa, FL, 33612 |
06-08 |
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Advantage Academy Of Hillsborough School 350 W Prosser Dr Plant City, FL, 33563 |
PK-08 |
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Alafia Elementary School 3535 Culbreath Rd Valrico, FL, 33596 |
PK-05 |
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Alexander Elementary School 5602 N Lois Ave Tampa, FL, 33614 |
PK-05 |
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Alonso High School 8302 Montague St Tampa, FL, 33635 |
09-12 |
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Ami Kids Tampa School 1730 Maritime Blvd Tampa, FL, 33605 |
06-12 |
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Ami Kids Yes School 4337 Saffold Rd Wimauma, FL, 33598 |
06-12 |
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Anderson Elementary School 3910 W Fair Oaks Ave Tampa, FL, 33611 |
PK-05 |
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Apollo Beach Elementary School 501 Apollo Beach Blvd Apollo Beach, FL, 33572 |
PK-05 |
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| Ethnic/racial Groups | This District | This State |
|---|---|---|
| White (non-hispanic) |
33. 3%
|
38.3% |
| Black | 22.0% | 22.4% |
| Hispanic | 39.8% | 35.9% |
| Asian Or Pacific Islander | 4.5% | 3.0% |
| American Indian Or Native Of Alaska | 0.4% | 0.5% |
| Economic Groups | This District | This State |
|---|---|---|
| ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED | 60.0% | 54.5% |
| FREE LUNCH ELIGIBLE | 52.6% | 50.5% |
| REDUCED LUNCH ELIGIBLE | 7.4% | 4.0% |
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For This District |
Per Student | Total | % Of Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instructional Expenditures | $5,738 | $1,263,805,976 | 55.7% |
| Support Expenditures | |||
| Student | $416 | $91,624,832 |
4. 0%
|
| Staff | $674 | $148,449,848 | 6.5% |
| General Administration | $60 | $13,215,120 | 0.6% |
| School Administration | $482 | $106,161,464 | 4.7% |
| Operation | $727 | $160,123,204 | 7.1% |
| Transportation | $314 | $69,159,128 | 3.0% |
| Other | $132 | $29,073,264 | 1.3% |
| Total Support | $2,804 | $617,586,608 | 27.2% |
| Non-instructional Expenditures | $1,760 | $387,643,520 | 17.1% |
| Total Expenditures | $10,303 | $2,269,256,356 | 100.0% |
|
For The State |
Per Student | Total | % Of Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instructional Expenditures | $6,005 | $16,679,928,493 |
53. 7%
|
| Support Expenditures | |||
| Student | $453 | $1,257,007,048 | 4.0% |
| Staff | $622 | $1,727,404,040 | 5.6% |
| General Administration | $88 | $243,699,372 | 0.8% |
| School Administration | $530 | $1,472,075,836 | 4.7% |
| Operation | $979 | $2,718,120,843 | 8.8% |
| Transportation | $376 | $1,043,921,210 | 3.4% |
| Other | $258 | $717,493,116 | 2.3% |
| Total Support | $3,305 | $9,179,773,322 | 29.6% |
| Non-instructional Expenditures | $1,872 | $5,200,190,918 | 16.7% |
| Total Expenditures | $11,183 | $31,059,861,783 |
100. 0%
|
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For The Nation |
Per Student | Total | % Of Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instructional Expenditures | $7,549 | $372,153,103,143 | 49.7% |
| Support Expenditures | |||
| Student | $792 | $39,020,154,935 | 5.2% |
| Staff | $618 | $30,487,652,661 | 4.1% |
| General Administration | $258 | $12,720,931,842 | 1.7% |
| School Administration | $730 | $35,978,592,512 | 4.8% |
| Operation | $1,169 | $57,607,988,317 | 7.7% |
| Transportation | $527 | $26,002,463,553 | 3.5% |
| Other | $459 | $22,633,739,814 | 3.0% |
| Total Support | $4,553 | $224,451,138,461 |
30. 0%
|
| Non-instructional Expenditures | $3,074 | $151,519,765,183 | 20.3% |
| Total Expenditures | $15,176 | $748,124,887,521 | 100.0% |
Top 10 Elementary School Tutors in Tampa, FL
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Elementary school tutors in Tampa, FL
Emma B. | Tampa, FL
$25-50/hr • 1 yrs exp • 18 yrs old
Elementary And Middle School Math Tutor
Description:
Hi, my name is Emma! I just graduated with my AA degree from HCC and will graduate from high school at the end of May! I’ve taken all sorts of math classes all the way up to AP Calculus and College Mathcourses. I’ve always loved math and helped my friends to understand the topics when they didn’t quite get what we were learning. As my cousins got older and got into elementary math classes, my aunts and uncles asked for some help.
Since I was a freshman in high school, I’ve helped out my cousins in their math classes and now that I am old enough and have more experience, I’d love to help your child in their math courses as well! I have experience with elementary math, middle school math, pre-algebra, and algebra….
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Emma has been an actual life saver for my child’s school life. She is patient, kind, and extremely knowledgeable. Also extremely punctual and was available with very short notice. Without her I don’t think myson would have passed his class. Definitely great for studying before these FSAs as well. I will continue to hire her for as long as she is available!!…
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Alexis T. | Tampa, FL
$20-25/hr • 1 yrs exp • 27 yrs old
Elementary Education Teacher 4.0 Student All My Life
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I was Valedictorian of my high school. Summa Cum Laude for both my AA degree earned at Palm Beach State College and my Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with a Reading and TESOL endorsement from FloridaAtlantic University.
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Alexis T. | Tampa, FL
$15-25/hr • 6 yrs exp • 27 yrs old
Bachelors Degree In Elementary Education Reading And TESOL Endorsement. Love Kids And They Love Me
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Hi. my name is Alexis and I have a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education. I am Reading and TESOL endorsed. Graduated Summa Cum Laude from college and was Valedictorian of my high school. I was the Theateraward recipient of the year for my college. I have played Ariel/The Little Mermaid and Ana from Frozen for a children’s princess company. I have a beautiful 4 1/2-year-old niece and 8-month-old nephew. I mentored a student with autism for 2 years and won an ambassador award for my work with him. I love kids and they love me! I like pets and have a 7-year-old maltipoo named Paris.
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Carla B. | Tampa, FL
$10-20/hr • 8 yrs exp • 26 yrs old
The Certified Teacher Babysitter!
Description:
Hi there, I’m Carla! I am a recent elementary education graduate from the University of South Florida. I am certified to teach grades K-6 in Florida. Currently, I teach 1st grade at an elementary school inTampa. I have the most experience tutoring children in grades K-5 however I babysit children ages 4 and up. I began watching children 9 years ago. My goal is to provide a fun and safe environment for your children. I am not one to promote children sitting on devices or watching videos. Rather I try to encourage reading, get them outside, play board games, or even plan some arts and crafts. Thank you for your time and I look forward to meeting you!…
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Hello, I’m Nicole! I am a third year PreK teacher in Hillsborough and I am looking to leave the classroom to focus on one or two individual families.
I moved to Florida from Pennsylvania in 2012 and completedmy Bachelors in Early Childhood Education at University of South Florida. I hold FLDOE certifications in PreK-3rd grade Education and Exceptional Student Education. I have experience teaching 1st grade, Kindergarten, and PreK, nannying for children 8 months – 10 years, overnight stays, and petsitting.
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Hi there, my name is Kristina & I am a former 2nd grade teacher. I have bachelors degree in early childhood education and my masters degree in special education. I am available to help in any elementarysubjects as well as assist with online learning….
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Hi I’m Dominique! I am currently a 2nd grade teacher in Hillsborough county.
I have been working with kids since I was 15 years old. I have a degree in early childhood education and elementary education.
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Barbie P. | Tampa, FL
$15-25/hr • 10 yrs exp • 38 yrs old
Superb Nanny With Over 10 Years Experience With Young People
Description:
NOT SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
I am currently work with a family and not seeking employment.
Over the past 15 years, I have had the pleasure of working with children in many different capacities; from campcounselor/director, After-School teacher/Director/ VPK, Kindergarten, 1st, 5th and 6th grade Teacher and as a Nanny. I also have a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from U. S. F.
Working with children for me, is the most rewarding calling there is. I feel creating and maintaining a fun, safe, educational, loving environment for children develops well-rounded young people. I am a caring, fun-loving nanny who knows how to build such an environment and the type of relationship needed for young children to thrive!
I truly value family.
I know as a parent, I would want and expect the best of care for my child. When I care for other’s children, I treat them as my own, with the love and respect I give to my daughter….
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Tyler C. | Tampa, FL
$18-20/hr • 9 yrs exp • 25 yrs old
I Am An Experienced Babysitter Available On Weekdays In The Afternoon And Anytime On The Weekends!
Description:
I am currently a 24-year-old and I will be a new mama at the end of April . I have experience with children of all ages, as I worked with Pre-K through 5th grade for a few years at an elementary school, thenlater with 6th-8th graders. I also have infant and toddler experience. I began babysitting outside of my family about 9 years ago and I really enjoy being around kids. I am very patient with children of any age and their unique, and individual needs….
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Hobbies: I am currently in the masters program for Architecture at USF Tampa, and should graduate in about 4 years. I have a passion for art and have gotten awards for my art in school. I have also been playing the flute since 6th grade…
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We were in Tampa on a weekend trip and needed a sitter for 6 kids! Veronica was dependable and extremely professional. All of our kids said they had “the best night ever” and that she was the best babysitterthey’ve ever had. I would highly recommend her!…
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| Tampa, FL
$15-40/hr • 10 yrs exp • 33 yrs old
Occasional Sitter With 7 Years Of Experience. I’m A 28 College Student, Looking For A Part Time Job
Description:
I’m a very kid friendly and responsible person. I’m very good with kids of all ages. I’m CPR/ AED/ FIRST AID certified. Between babysitting in and out of the family, I also have experience tutoring as well from1st to 3rd grade (subjects – english, spanish, math). Love arts and crafts to keep kids busy and creative. I can say I’m good cook, no complaints to this moment….
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Kelly C. | Tampa, FL
$15-20/hr • 6 yrs exp • 26 yrs old
Proactive Giggle Creator
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Jean R.
| Tampa, FL
$20-35/hr • 10 yrs exp • 39 yrs old
Currently Certified English & Reading Teacher
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I have experience tutoring elementary through high school level learners. Most recently, I was a middle school reading instructor via the eLearning method with SDHC and have past teaching experience in allgrade levels for high school in both reading and English. I also have experience with ABD/GED level learners. I am a licensed Grade 6-12 English Florida educator with a K-12 Reading Endorsement as well as an ESOL endorsement. My experience of teaching for 14years makes me an experienced candidate for you or your student in whatever reading/writing related skills you’re focused on improving.
I live in the Seminole Heights area of Tampa Bay, however, I’m currently only conducting tutoring and homework help remotely.
My rates:
$20/hr for the first two sessions
$35/hr after that
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Part-time Elementary School Tutor
– My interest are for your child to succeed in all aspects of their education.
– More information about me: I graduated college with a Bachelor’s Degree in Early ChildhoodEducation with a GPA of a 3. 65. I have taught third grade in Hillsborough County School District. I am currently a Pre-K teacher in Pinellas County School District. I am very passionate about education because it is the opening for many opportunities. I also, love to read because books are the opening of your imagination….
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Hi there, my name is Kristina. I just recently moved to the Tampa (Rocky Point) area with my fiancé. I’m a former teacher and have taught 2nd grade for the past 3 years. I’m certified in preK-4 & also have mymasters in special education. I have always worked with children & truly love teaching….
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Hi! My name is Savannah and I have several years of experience with both tutoring and nannying. I previously worked at a preschool for four years, nannied private families through college, tutored all agesthrough college and currently just wrapped up a year being a third grade teacher (but I have also taught 10th and 5th.
) I have a Masters Degree in Education so I enjoy interacting and developing the minds of the children I interact with rather than resorting to screen time all the time. I am taking a break from teaching so I have full availability and would love to speak further!…
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Shawna W. | Tampa, FL
$13-22/hr • 2 yrs exp • 26 yrs old
Experienced Care Giver New To Area 🙂
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA| Education abroad
University of South Florida or the University of South Florida University of South Florida is one of the largest universities in the United States.
Founded in 1956. The main buildings are located at Tampa , there is also a stand-alone branch in St. Petersburg and research centers in Sarasota and Lakeland. One of the leading institutes for public research.
The nearest airport is Tampa International Airport (TPA) , 30 minutes by car from the campus of the University of South Florida.
INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE – FIRST YEAR BACHELOR
BACHELOR – 2 AND 3 COURSES
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INTERNATIONAL YEAR ONE PROGRAM – FIRST COURSE OF BACHELOR STUDIES
Upon completion of this program, with a passing score, students go straight to for 2nd year undergraduate University of South Florida .
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5) Specialties programs International Year One :
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International Year One in Business
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Accounting-B.S., Business Analytics and Information Systems-B.S., Finance-B.S., General Business Administration-B.S., Global Business-B.A., Management-B.S., Marketing-B.S. -
International Year One in Computer Science/Computer Engineering
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Computer Engineering-B.S., Computer Science-B.S., Information Technology-B.S. -
International Year One in Education
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Early Childhood Education: Pre Kindergarten Primary-B.
S., Elementary Education-B.S., Exceptional Student Education-B.A., Exceptional Student Education-B.S., Mathematics Education-B.A., Mathematics Education-B.S., Physical Education-B.A., Physical Education-B.S., Science Education -B.A., Science Education-B.S., Social Sciences Education-B.S. -
International Year One in Engineering
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Biomedical Engineering-B.S., Chemical Engineering-B.S., Civil Engineering-B.S., Electrical Engineering-B.S., Industrial Engineering-B.S., Mechanical Engineering-B.S. -
International Year One in General (First year of study. Sphere “General education”).
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Applied Science-B.S., Communication-B.A., Criminology-B.A., Economics-B.A., English with a concentration in Creative Writing-B.A., English with a concentration in Literary Studies-B.A., English with a concentration in Professional Writing, Rhetoric and Technology-B. A., English-B.A., Geography-B.A., Geology-B.A., Geology-B.S., History-B.A., Humanities and Cultural Studies with a concentration in Humanities-B.A., Information Studies-B.S. , Interdisciplinary – Social Sciences-B.A., International Studies-B.A., Long Term Care Administration-B.S., Mass Communications with a concentration in Advertising-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Broadcast News-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Broadcast-Program and Production-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Journalism-Magazine-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Journalism-News-Editorial-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Public Relations-B.A., Music Performance with a concentration in Performance-B.M., Philosophy-B.A., Political Science-B.A., Psychology-B.A., Quantitative Economics and Econometrics-B.S., Religious Studies-B.A., Social Work-B.SW. , Sociology-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Classics-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in French International Studies and Business-B. A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in French-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in German-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Interdisciplinary Classical Civilizations-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Italian-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Russian-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Spanish International Studies and Business-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Spanish-B.A. -
International Year One in Natural and Health Sciences
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Behavioral Health Care-B.S., Biomedical Sciences-B.S., Cell and Molecular Biology-B.S., Chemistry-B.A., Chemistry-B.S., Environmental Biology-B.S., Environmental Microbiology-B.S., Environmental Science and Policy-B.S., Geology-B.A., Geology-B.S., Health Science-B.S., Health Sciences with a concentratin in Biological Health Sciences-B. S., Integrative Animal Biology-B.S., Interdisciplinary – Natural Sciences-B.S., Marine Biology-B.S., Mathematics -B.A., Medical Technology-B.S., Microbiology-B.S., Nursing/Registered Nurse-B.S., Physics-B.A., Physics-B.S., Public Health-B.S., Statistics-B.A. -
International Year One in Visual and Performing Arts
Specialization in the Bachelor’s program from the 2nd year: Acoustic and Electric-B.M., Art History-B.A., Dance Performance-B.F.A., Dance Studies-B.A., Jazz Studies-B.M., Music Education-B.S., Music Performance-B.M., Music Studies-B.A., Studio Art-B.A., Theater Arts-B.A., Theater Design-B.A., Theater Performance-B.A.
S., Elementary Education-B.S., Exceptional Student Education-B.A., Exceptional Student Education-B.S., Mathematics Education-B.A., Mathematics Education-B.S., Physical Education-B.A., Physical Education-B.S., Science Education -B.A., Science Education-B.S., Social Sciences Education-B.S. 
A., English-B.A., Geography-B.A., Geology-B.A., Geology-B.S., History-B.A., Humanities and Cultural Studies with a concentration in Humanities-B.A., Information Studies-B.S. , Interdisciplinary – Social Sciences-B.A., International Studies-B.A., Long Term Care Administration-B.S., Mass Communications with a concentration in Advertising-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Broadcast News-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Broadcast-Program and Production-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Journalism-Magazine-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Journalism-News-Editorial-B.A., Mass Communications with a concentration in Public Relations-B.A., Music Performance with a concentration in Performance-B.M., Philosophy-B.A., Political Science-B.A., Psychology-B.A., Quantitative Economics and Econometrics-B.S., Religious Studies-B.A., Social Work-B.SW. , Sociology-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Classics-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in French International Studies and Business-B.
A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in French-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in German-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Interdisciplinary Classical Civilizations-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Italian-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Russian-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Spanish International Studies and Business-B.A., World Languages and Cultures with a concentration in Spanish-B.A. 
S., Integrative Animal Biology-B.S., Interdisciplinary – Natural Sciences-B.S., Marine Biology-B.S., Mathematics -B.A., Medical Technology-B.S., Microbiology-B.S., Nursing/Registered Nurse-B.S., Physics-B.A., Physics-B.S., Public Health-B.S., Statistics-B.A. Duration of study: 1 academ. year (=2 semesters or 12 months)
Total duration of study for the Bachelor’s degree including International Year One: 4 academic years
Starting dates: August, January, May
Admission requirements International Year One program:
- Student age 16
- Certificate of complete secondary education. Average score 2.5 (on a 4-point system)
- English proficiency test results TOEFL iBT 60 or IELTS 5.5
Average score 2.5 (on a 4-point system) At the end of the International Year One program, subject to an overall GPA of 2.5, students immediately go to the 2nd year of the Bachelor’s program at the University of South Florida .
Requirements for admission to the Bachelor’s program for the 2nd year of study:
- High school diploma or completed program International Year One with an overall GPA of 2.5 (4-point system)
- English proficiency test results TOEFL iBT 79 or IELTS 6.5
BACHELOR – 2 AND 3 COURSES
Upon completion of the International Year One program, subject to an overall GPA of 2.5, students immediately go to the 2nd year at the university University of Florida South .
Specializations in the Bachelor’s Degree Program
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Finance (Finance), General Business Administration (General business administration), Global Business (Global business), Management (Management), Marketing (Marketing) Computer Engineering (Computer Engineering), Computer Science (Computer Technology), Information Technology (Information Technology) Communication (Means of communication), Economics (Economics), Mass Communications business), Journalism-News-Editorial (Journalism. News editorial), Public Relations (Public Relations), Political Science (Political Science), Psychology (Psychology) |
Biomedical Sciences (Biomedicine), Chemistry (Chemistry), Environmental Biology (Environmental Biology), Environmental Microbiology (Environmental Microbiology), Environmental Science and Policy (Environmental Protection), Health Science (Health Sciences), Marine Biology (Biology marine species), Medical Technology (Medical technology), Microbiology (Microbiology), Nursing / Registered Nurse (Obstetrics) Art History , Theater Arts , Theater Design |
| Tuition fee (2020-2021): US $ 17,400 / 1 academic year year |
Duration of study including program International Year One : 4 academic years
Length of study after program International Year One : 3 acad.
years
Beginning of studies: September, January
Requirements for admission to the Bachelor’s program in the 2nd year of study:
- Certificate of upper secondary education or the average completed program 0 International Year 2 with a total score of 90.5 (on a 4-point system)
- TOEFL iBT 79 English Proficiency Test Resultsor IELTS 6.5
Residence at the University of South Florida from US $ 12,000 / 1 academic year, other expenses: from US $ 5000 / 1 academic year, medical insurance: $ 2,403 / 1 academic year
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How to enroll a child in school in the USA – Immigrant today
Hello everyone! This is Shushanik, author of the blog “USAdvice.ru. All about the USA. And today, as I promised in yesterday’s video, I will talk about registering a child for school. I was once asked this question, but at that time I was not at all familiar with the system for registering children in school.
And just recently, my friends came here, and they registered the child in elementary school. And I helped with the design, and I learned the process of how it all happens. So today I will talk about it. I’ll make a reservation right away that, perhaps, this only applies to California. I suspect that the rules are approximately the same everywhere, but each state may have its own laws, that is, somewhere, maybe some additional piece of paper is needed. What I’m going to talk about is specifically about California, the San Francisco Bay Area, Silicon Valley.
The first thing to know is that it is best to enroll your children in school before the start of the school year, because then you can get into the school you belong to. If you watched my video on finding apartments in the USA, then you probably already know that here, unlike the CIS countries, a child can only be sent to the school that your home is assigned to. That is, if you are in a microdistrict or, as they say here, a district, of a particular school, only your child can go there.
Therefore, it often happens here that identical houses, literally located on opposite streets, can cost very different amounts, because if the house belongs to a good district, and there is a good school, then the house will cost much more. Therefore, the children of the owner of this house will go to a good school. And if the house on the opposite side of the street belongs to a bad school, then, accordingly, it will cost much less, because the children will have to go to a bad school.
If you register a child before the school year begins, in my opinion, there until August, if I’m not mistaken, they have a deadline for receiving documents, then you will definitely enroll him in a school that belongs to your home. If it happens in the middle of the school year, as happened in this case, then there may be difficulties. It so happened that the school, to which the house in which this child lives, the parents of the child, was registered, was completely packed. They enrolled him in the fifth grade, and the fifth grade was full, so they had to choose from the three remaining schools in this district that had free places.
In this situation, it was not so important, except that it took longer to transport the child, it takes more time, but all the schools there were approximately the same. In another district, it may turn out that even if you live where there is a good school, it may already be full, and the child will have to go to a bad one. This situation may also arise. Therefore, be prepared for the fact that you may not be in the school you belong to if you enroll your child in the middle of the year.
So let’s talk about what it takes to enroll a child in elementary school. The junior school here is from kindergarten, that is, from the age of five, it’s like a preparatory class, and up to the fifth, including the fifth grade. In order to enroll a child in a school, you must go to this school, take an admission packet from their office, they will give it to you, and fill it out.
I’ll tell you right away what documents are needed so that people know what to bring with them.
Naturally, the birth certificate of the child. It needs to be translated into English, but you can do it yourself, they do not require any translator’s translations, notarized, at least they did not require anything. You can translate everything yourself. You also need a certificate of vaccinations, exactly the same certificate with which you enroll a child in a school in Ukraine, at least. That is, with the seal of a clinic or a doctor. You can bring exactly the same certificate here, but, again, it must be translated. You can also translate it.
I’ll tell you now what vaccinations are needed here. In principle, the same as in Ukraine. There was only one difference. So, 4 vaccinations against polio, in Ukraine it was the same. Diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough – 5 vaccinations, the same. Measles, mumps, rubella – 2 vaccinations. Hepatitis B – 3 vaccinations. And also either a chickenpox vaccine, which is not done in the CIS countries, or proof that the child was sick. That is, if the child had chickenpox, the doctor must write the date when he was ill and sign.
They also want a manta to be made within the last six months. But, the fact is that even if you make it in your own country, when you come here, they still want to make it anew. So be prepared for that too.
And the only difference that was in this case is that they here also want a whooping cough shot to give the child at 7 years old when he starts school. In Ukraine, in my opinion, this is not done. They do it there only when the children are small. That is, that was the only difference, although I don’t know, maybe it’s just that in this case the child did not have this vaccine. But he had to be vaccinated, and mantoux.
Hire an immigration attorney for advice on moving to the US. We also recommend that you consider immigrating to Canada as it is a great alternative to America.
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In the US city of Tampa, Florida, a mass grave was discovered under the building of a local school, reports the Tampa Bay Times.
Approximately 145 graves were found using ground penetrating radar at a depth of one to one and a half meters on the site where the King High School campus building stands. According to preliminary data, this is part of the Ridgewood Cemetery – a mid-20th century burial site, where mostly African Americans and the poor were buried.
Opened in 1942, Ridgewood Cemetery has a total of about 250 people buried. In 1957, the city sold the site with the cemetery to a private company, and in 1960 a school was built on the site.
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According to CNN, the search for the cemetery began about a month ago, when the school board received information about a possible old burial site on the territory of an educational institution.
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The area of the proposed cemetery has been cordoned off and the graves will be examined by Hillsborough County medical examiner and state archaeologists over the next month. Then the authorities will decide on the future fate of the site.
A.P. High School Summer
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AP Summer High School is a public high school in the Hillsborough County Public Schools system and is located at 4409 W Sligh Avenue in Tampa, Florida, UNITED STATES. In addition to the four years of high school, Summer also hosts adult night services. Larissa McCoy, current director, was appointed in 2017. [2]
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- 1 demography
- 2 History
- 3 Magnet School
- 4 Publications
- 5 A performance table at school
- 6 Improvement
- 7 Famous graduates
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- Claw – annual annual
- 2017-18 c.
- 2016-17 = C
- 2015-16 = ?
- 2014-15 = ?
- 2013-14 = F
- 2008-09 = D
- 2007-08 = D
- 2006-07 = F
- 2005-06 = F
- 2004-05 D
- 2003-04 = D 03 = D
- 2001-02 = D
- 2000-01 = C
- 1999-00 = C
- 1998-99 =
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Summer was one of 16 schools nationwide selected by the College Board to be included in the EXCELerator School Improvement Model program beginning in the 2007-2008 school year.
The project was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Leto, on his 50th birthday, received funding to renovate and restore the campus to what it was when it first opened.
Notable Alumni
- Hercules 74 – professional wrestler [6]
- Gary Huff ’69 – NFL football player who won first win in Pirates history in 1977 [7]
- 2 football player Matt Fogler – player Matt Fogler [8]
- Michael Jenkins (wide receiver) – soccer player 9 “HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY LEGENDS”. bigcountypreps.com. Archived from the original on December 29, 2014. Retrieved December 29, 2014.
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Education in Orlando, Florida
Choosing education in Orlando, Florida for foreign students, teenagers and students, parents and students choose the high quality of academic courses, the best schools and universities in the United States, teaching children English during classes and everyday communication with native speakers, opportunity to get higher education abroad.
Studying in the USA is a popular destination for foreigners: schools and universities in America regularly train about 600 thousand schoolchildren and students from abroad. The cost of education and living in the educational institutions of the country is high, and the conditions for admission, the requirements for knowledge of the language require significant preparation. Education here is popular due to the opportunity to enroll in leading American universities, to receive job offers from top companies. The best schools in Orlando, Florida offer strong academic courses, additional linguistic programs, a rich social life, a variety of extracurricular activities, and life in a large and distinctive American city for foreign children.
Our international education experts will compile for you a list of prestigious schools, colleges and universities in Florida, tell you in detail about each of the educational institutions – curricula, ranking, cost.
Study in Orlando, Florida for foreigners: what you should know about the city
Orlando is a city with a warm and humid climate, located on the ocean.
There are almost no sub-zero temperatures here. This is a vibrant multicultural South American city with a developed infrastructure and many unique places to visit, schools and universities offering a variety of methods for teaching children. - Orlando is home to the country’s popular institutions of higher education, including the University of Central Florida, the second-largest student in the United States, known for its participation in the American space program. In addition, several large private, public schools and colleges are located here.
- The city is popular as an interesting tourist area due to its convenient geographic location on the ocean, mild tropical climate, diversity of flora and attractions. Popular destinations are hiking, ecotourism, beach holidays, the unique Everglades reserve is located nearby.
- Orlando ranks fourth in the list of the most attractive American cities for living due to its developed entertainment and shopping infrastructure. Here are the world-famous theme parks – Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort.
Orlando, Florida High School Education for Russian Children
Orlando High School Education for Russian, International Students is available at a variety of schools – private, public, boarding and daytime institutions offering a variety of alternative education systems ( Montessori, Waldorf system). What are the characteristics of the American school?
- The three levels of schooling in the United States are clearly defined. Work with children in elementary school is built using technologies such as learning in the game, individual learning, much attention is paid to learning English. In the middle classes, an important place is occupied by the definition of priority academic areas. The high school prepares students for college, university: the most popular programs are Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate. Schoolchildren in the United States study for 12 years, gain a certain number of points and have the right to apply for admission to the country’s top universities. For Russian children, it becomes optimal to finish high school at an American school, enroll in a preparatory course at a local university after graduating from a Russian school (International Foundation) or finish 1-2 courses of a Russian higher educational institution before entering an American baccalaureate.
- Each state of America has a certain independence – the number of training programs, their content, requirements for certification are changing, teaching methods are different. Before entering, it is better to familiarize yourself with the programs in advance, visit the school and study the reviews.
- The learning process in public and private schools differs significantly. Private boarding schools offer various types of boarding, consultations with students after classes, additional English language programs, and extracurricular activities. Public schools also provide quality education, but conditions vary. The cost of studying in a non-state school for foreigners is much higher, but the choice of a private boarding school provides communication with loyal staff, comfortable, safe living, and an emphasis on the development of different aspects of the student’s personality.
- High school education ends with SAT I, SAT II. The first part tests knowledge of the language, mathematics, the second – academic disciplines of choice. The best universities in the US consider the results of both tests, but for many universities, the results of the main test are sufficient.
List of the best high schools for Russian, foreign students in Orlando, Florida
- Dr. Phillips Elementary School
- Lake Eola Charter School
- Orlando Science Middle High Charter School
- Orlando Science Elementary Charter School
- Timber Creek High School
- Avalon Middle School
- North Broward Preparatory School
- Windermere Preparatory School
- Montverde Academy
- Lake Mary Preparatory School.
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elementary school
5-10 l.
The curriculum includes the study of English (reading, writing), mathematics, the beginning of history, geography, natural science. Primary school takes into account the peculiarities of raising young children, takes into account the readiness of children to learn. Main tasks: to develop cognitive interest, creativity.
$45000-58000/g
Middle School 11-14 y.o.
Each subject is taught by a separate teacher, the main disciplines are studied more deeply, additional subjects are introduced.
High School + Advanced Placement
16-18 y.o.
Senior school involves specialization, in-depth study of courses related to the chosen profile of study at the next level. Advanced Placement offers a choice of 27 items. The AP program opens up broad prospects for admission.
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International Baccalaureate is a European high school education program that has received recognition and distribution throughout the world.
An in-depth study of individual courses related to the chosen direction of study at the university is combined with the study of the theory of knowledge, the formation of independent learning skills. Studying the IB program provides a high percentage of admission to prestigious universities. Orlando Academic Programs for School Students
Orlando Academic Programs for International Students are designed for students who want additional education at their convenience. The most popular areas of short-term programs:
- Preparing for admission to universities is focused on children from 11 to 17 years old, involves a gradual introduction to the culture of another country, the practice of studying abroad.
- Leadership courses for future businessmen, politicians, public figures for schoolchildren from 16 years old. Lectures, meetings with famous leaders, round tables, practical forms of training make the course effective and interesting.
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902 9000 2014 High School Summer 75% Hispanic, 0.
2% White, 23% Black and [3]
The school is currently operating as a Title I school (receiving additional funds from the federal government) where 98.4% of students are eligible for a free or reduced lunch. [4]
History
Originally called A.P. Leto, she was named after Ateo Philip Leto, a former principal of the school. Jefferson High School and Chamberlain High School in Tampa. He was originally to serve as the school’s first headmaster, but died before the start of the school year. Leto’s first supervisor was Frank M. Farmer.
Founded in 1965 with 9-11 grades, which meant that the first graduating class was only in 1967, Summer was the first high school in Hillsborough County. It was “comprehensive” because, in addition to the high school’s academic curriculum, Summer offered students several modern vocational options. Although it is the largest school in Hillsborough County, it did not originally have a gymnasium, stadium, baseball or softball fields, which were added in the 1970s.
According to Leto’s official website, the students of the first graduating class are 1967 years have chosen the colors of the school, the talisman, the alma mater and several other traditions that continue to be practiced in Summer High. The school opened to 1,670 first year students and is located on 37 acres (150,000 m2). 2 ).
Magnet School
Collegiate Academy, established in 2013, is a magnet program provided by Hillsborough Community College. Students enrolled in this program will attend college classes at Summer Campus, earning a two-year Associate of Arts degree as well as a high school diploma.
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Table of academic performance at school
According to the Department of Education Florida Summer Hai received the following “Assessments” between 1998 to 2018:
The project was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 
There are almost no sub-zero temperatures here. This is a vibrant multicultural South American city with a developed infrastructure and many unique places to visit, schools and universities offering a variety of methods for teaching children. 
Here are the world-famous theme parks – Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort. 
For Russian children, it becomes optimal to finish high school at an American school, enroll in a preparatory course at a local university after graduating from a Russian school (International Foundation) or finish 1-2 courses of a Russian higher educational institution before entering an American baccalaureate. 
An in-depth study of individual courses related to the chosen direction of study at the university is combined with the study of the theory of knowledge, the formation of independent learning skills. Studying the IB program provides a high percentage of admission to prestigious universities. 