US EditionAs Duval Schools Celebrate 'A' Grade, Here's How First Coast School Grades Have Changed
DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 8 – Statewide, 88% of districts and 71% of schools earned A or B grades in 2025, marking significant improvement despite ongoing challenges with student test scores and school leadership.
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Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, reported that 71% of educational institutions in the state achieved a “A” or “B” rating during the school year 2024-25, compared to 64% of the previous year, which is attributed to state monitoring of progress and reforms focused on improving the quality of education. “It was wonderful to be in Jacksonville today to present the positive results of replacing high-impact tests with monitoring progress,” said …
88% of districts and 71% of schools receive A or B grades from state, student tests and more - NextSteps: Step Up For Students
District, school grades released: More Florida districts and schools received grades of A or B from the state than they did last year, according to the report issued Monday by the Florida Department of Education. Overall, 88% of districts and 71% of schools received an A or B grade this year, up from last year’s 65% and 64%, respectively. The number of A districts jumped from 22 last year to 28 this year, and the total of B districts increased f…
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