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Vision

Every student is inspired and prepared for success in college or a career, and life.

Mission

To provide educational excellence in every school, in every classroom, for every student, every day.

Core Values

Excellence. We expect the highest standards throughout our organization from the School Board and Superintendent to the student.

Integrity. We foster positive relationships based on mutual respect, transparency, honesty, and the consistent demonstration of action

Innovation. We create dynamic systems and processes that solve problems and overcome challenges.

Equity. We promote an environment that ensures equal opportunity, honors differences, and values diversity.

Collaboration.

We are a community of individuals who share a collective responsibility to achieve our common mission.


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Message To ParentsDear Parents and Guardians,

Our district understands one of the key elements to strengthening Duval County begins with excellent educatorsproviding outstanding instruction to our students every day. By offering diverse and exceptional programming ateach level from early learning through elementary and secondary education, our commitment to being “Public

Education Strong” is evident in the increased engagement by our stakeholders and successes we have witnessed todate.

Our community is unique, diverse and wide-spread, and regardless of the size and scope of our challenges, the goals to raise student achievement and provide the best resources in every classroom will never waiver. From rising graduation rates to historic levels to ranking in the top four in three categories in the Trial Urban District Assessment (TUDA) led by the NationalAssessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), Duval County Public Schools is excited to reach new heights and increase engagement.

We know engagement is at its highest when parents and students select their schools.

This year’s School Choice Expo theme, “Build Your Future,” is about our teachers working together with parents and students tocreate a solid educational foundation, and implementing their academic plan for success. More than 15,000 parents and studentsattend the expo each year as this has become the premier event to learn about our public schools, meet school leadership and

teachers, and receive a comprehensive overview of school offerings. Parents, guardians and students should go beyond the expo to

learn about our schools.

I encourage everybody to get involved – sign-up for a Parent Academy course, join the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) or SchoolAdvisory Council (SAC), participate in one of many Discover Duval school tours or contact any school to request a tour, and reachout to your elected ofcials when inspired for change. In addition, please join me as I continue to engage in direct conversations todiscuss key issues and challenges facing parents, students, educators, and the general community through my Chat with the Supe!meetings held throughout our county. It is imperative we listen to each other and develop solutions together, and I look forward

to a great 2016-2017 school year. For more information about Duval County Public Schools, please visit our website atwww.duvalschools.org.

Sincerely,

Dr. Nikolai P. Vitti, SuperintendentDuval County Public Schools

Becki CouchDistrict 6

[email protected]

Cheryl GrymesDistrict 1

[email protected]

Dr. Constance S. HallDistrict 5

[email protected]

Jason FischerDistrict 7

[email protected]

Ashley Smith JuarezChairman, District 3

juareza1@duvalschools .org

Scott ShineDistrict 2

[email protected]

Paula D. WrightVice-Chairman, District 4

[email protected]

Duval County School Board Members


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Contact Information

General Information/Switchboard

Academic Services

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Guidance

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Health Services

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Common Questions & Denition of Terms......................................................................

Magnet Transportation.................................................................................................................

Getting Started.................................................................................................................................

Elementary Schools........................................................................................................................

Middle Schools..................................................................................................................................

High Schools......................................................................................................................................

Virtual, ESE & Alternative Schools...........................................................................................

Visual & Performing Arts.............................................................................................................

Charter Schools................................................................................................................................

How to Apply to a Magnet School.........................................................................................

Priorities for the Magnet Lottery.............................................................................................

How to Apply to a Choice School..........................................................................................

Exceptions and Special Programs............................................................................................

Reminders & Helpful Facts..........................................................................................................

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Our Programs

What are magnet programs?

Magnet programs offer a theme or focus that is designed to

give students an opportunity to explore a special interest,

gift, talent or skill. A magnet school may feature one or more

magnet programs.

Why do we have magnet programs?

Magnet programs were started during the 1991-1992 school

year as a voluntary desegregation plan. Today, Duval County’s

magnet programs are the centerpiece of the District’s School

Choice Program and promote diversity in our schools.

What is a dedicated magnet school?

A dedicated magnet school does not have a set boundary. All

students who attend the school apply for acceptance strictly

through the magnet lottery. Students who live in the former

attendance area of a dedicated magnet school receive rstpreference for admission.

What is a non-dedicated magnet school?

A non-dedicated magnet school, also known as a magnet

school, offers a specialized program or theme to attract

students from outside of their neighborhood school.

Students must apply, and acceptance is based on the lottery

application process and seat availability.

When do I have to decide?

The application season is January and February withapplications due on Monday February 29, 2016. Applications

received by the deadline are processed in the magnet lottery.

Applications received after the deadline are placed if and

when space becomes available. You do not receive special

consideration for submission of an application before the

deadline.

How do I get an application?

Each student currently enrolled in a Duval County Public School

in Grades Pre-K – 10 will have a preprinted application available

through the Focus Parent Site in early January. Additionally,

applications are available at the School Choice Ofce, located in

the district administration building at 1701 Prudential Drive and on

our website, www.duvalchoice.com or www.duvalschools.org.

You may also apply online by visiting the Focus Parent Site.

You may submit a paper or electronic application to the School

Choice Ofce on or before February 29, 2016.

Is a magnet school better than the non-magnet school

that is close to my home?

No. Magnet Programs offer something different, but they are not

designed to be better than any other school in the District.

Am I guaranteed to get in if I apply?Unfortunately, there are no guarantees. Admission is determined

by a lottery that is based on the number of openings and the

number of applications received for a school or program.

Can anyone apply to a magnet school?

Yes! With very few exceptions, all of Duval County’s magnet

programs are “open admissions.” This means that all students may

apply and have a chance to be selected through the magnet lottery.

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Choice Programs

What is a Choice School?

All elementary, middle and high schools offer one or more

“special programs” designed to attract students to the school.

Why are all schools Choice Schools?

The District has established innovative programs and offerings in

neighborhood schools, making them good options for students.

Are there any exceptions?

Yes; dedicated magnet schools are considered magnet schools.

Do the Choice Schools offer a special program or theme?

Yes; each Choice School offers something special. There are

Choice Schools with a Career Academy; Choice Schools with an

Acceleration Program; Choice Schools with a Special Program;

and there are Choice Schools with a Magnet Program.

How do I apply for a Choice Program?

A Special Transfer Option application is used for most non-

magnet “Choice Programs.” The exceptions include char ter

schools and the High School Acceleration Programs. You may

submit a Special Transfer Option application to the SchoolChoice Ofce on or before May 16, 2016.

Am I guaranteed to get in if I apply?

No; just like the magnet programs, there is a lottery based on

the number of openings versus the number of applicants for

each grade level. Schools that are overutilized cannot open

seats for applications from outside the school’s attendance area.

Is there transportation to a Choice School?

No; parents are responsible for transportation to and from

a Choice School for a student who does not live within theattendance boundary of the Choice School.

Do I need to attend my neighborhood or zoned

boundary school?

No; students may apply to any school outside of their

designated boundary that offers dedicated or non-dedicated

magnet or choice programs. Acceptance is not guaranteed as

the lottery application process and school utilization determine

program availability.

How do I apply for a High School Acceleration Program?

High School Acceleration Programs are designed to serve their own

neighborhood students rst. Schools that have space after serving

the neighborhood population may open seats for students from

outside the attendance area. High School Acceleration Programs

have admission criteria and applications are submitted directly to the

school. Applications are rank ordered and placement is offered to

the most highly qualied students. Students accepted into a High

School Acceleration Program from outside the attendance area must

also submit a Special Transfer Option application.

What is a Charter School?

Charter Schools are public schools that operate on a performance

contract with the Duval County School Board and are an

expanded school choice option for students. Charter Schools

are excluded from many of the regulations that govern traditional

public schools, but they are held accountable for academic results

and nancial solvency.

What is a Career Academy?

A Career Academy is a “school within a school” program that

features a family-like atmosphere, integration of academic andcareer-related curricula, and the involvement of employers in a

variety of roles. The academic coursework is coordinated with a

career focus and is served by a small group of teachers who work

as a team to plan and manage the program.

What is a Middle School Acceleration Program?

A Middle School Acceleration Program is a middle school version

of the High School Acceleration Programs – such as International

Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP), Cambridge

Secondary 1 or Early High School.

What is a Choice School with a Magnet Theme?

A Choice School with a magnet theme is the new way of referring

to a non-dedicated magnet elementary, middle or high school.

The magnet theme is still in place at these schools.


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Denition of TermsCareer Academy

Charter School

Choice Program

Choice School

Choice School with

an Acceleration Program

Choice School with

a Career Academy

Choice School with

a Magnet Program

Choice School with

a Special Program

Dedicated Magnet School

High School

Acceleration Program

A career academy is a school based, “school within a school,” business-driven model that

integrates academic and career-related curricula with a small group of teachers who work as

a team to plan and manage the program.

A char ter school is a public school that operates on a contract or “charter” with the Duval

County School Board. Charter schools are excluded from many of the regulations that

govern traditional public schools but are accountable for academic progress and sound scal

practices.

A choice program is a special program that allows students to par ticipate in an educational

opportunity that is not available in their neighborhood school. Choice programs also servestudents who reside in the attendance area of a choice school.

A choice school offers a special program designed to offer educational and vocational

options in education for students. Students apply to attend a choice school that is not the

neighborhood school.

A choice school with an acceleration program is a school that offers an acceleration

program as its school choice option. A choice school with an acceleration program enrolls

both neighborhood and transfer students.

A choice school with a career academy is a school that offers a career academy as its school

choice option. A choice school with a career academy enrolls both neighborhood and

transfer students.

A choice school with a magnet program is a school that offers a magnet program. A choice

school with a magnet program enrolls both neighborhood and magnet students.

A choice school with a special program is a school that offers a special program as its school

choice option. A choice school with a special program enrolls both neighborhood and

transfer students.

A dedicated magnet school does not have a specied attendance boundary; all students

apply to attend and are accepted through a lottery that operates on a selection system

based on choice and prior ity. All students par ticipate in the magnet program(s).

A high school acceleration program offers highly motivated students the opportunity to

earn college credits while in high school. The District offers AP Honors, Early College,

International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP), AP Capstone, and Cambridge

Secondary 2/AICE. The high school acceleration programs have been strategically placed

in each quadrant of the city so that all high school students have access to one of the four

programs. In some high schools, the acceleration program is also a magnet program.


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Lottery

Magnet Program

Magnet School

(Non-Dedicated Magnet School)

Magnet Student

Neighborhood School

Priority

School within a

School Magnet

Special Program

Whole School Magnet

A lottery is the process used to select students for a magnet school and a choice school

as well as for a char ter school when the number of applications exceeds the number of

available openings. The lottery for choice schools is called the “Special Transfer Option”

lottery.

A magnet program is a specialized theme that allows students to explore a special talent,

skill, gift or interest. A magnet school can offer one or more magnet programs or themes.

A magnet school, also known as a non-dedicated magnet school, offers a specialized

program or theme that is designed to attract students from other schools for the purpose

of promoting or maintaining a diverse student population in all schools. Students apply toattend a magnet school that is not their neighborhood school.

A magnet student is a student who attends a school that is not his/her neighborhood school

for the purpose of par ticipating in a magnet program.

A neighborhood school has a specied attendance boundary and serves students residing

within the boundary. Every residence in Duval County has a projected elementary, middle

and high school based on the residential address. Some neighborhood schools have a

magnet or choice program that ser ves both the neighborhood students as well as students

who apply to attend the school from outside the specied attendance area.

A priority is a weight that is used in the magnet lottery and the Special Transfer Option

lottery according to the applicant’s par ticular situations.

Some neighborhood schools have a magnet program that operates as a “school within a

school.” This means that there is a specialized program housed at the school that serves a

specic group of neighborhood students and magnet students but not the entire student

population of the school. These are primarily high school programs. Some “school within a

school” magnet programs are also career academies.

A special program refers to a program that is offered as an attractor by a choice school.

A request for a student to attend a school outside their designated attendance area may be

initiated by the parent/guardian/eligible student (18 years of age or older), or special services

staff. No student is guaranteed assignment to a particular school, and the special transferrequest will be processed through the transfer lottery. Transportation to the school to which

a student has been transferred is the responsibility of the parent/guardian.

Some neighborhood schools that have a magnet program are “whole school magnets.” This

means that all students who attend the school par ticipate in and benet from the magnet

program regardless of being a student who lives in the attendance area or a student who

comes to the school from outside the attendance area on a magnet assignment. These are

primarily elementary and middle school programs.

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Magnet TransportationElementary schools are divided into seven transportationzones. Except for the new magnet programs listed on page 11,

transpor tation is provided to any elementar y student living in the same zone that their magnet school is located. Also, someelementary magnet schools provide transportation to studentsliving outside their zones. You will see these schools listed with

the elementary zone maps. The distance to a bus stop can be up to one mile from the residence, or up to one and one-half(1 ½) miles if the neighborhood school is used as a bus stop.Some elementary magnet students will transfer at a hub site(another school) and ride another bus to their magnet school.The afternoon services may be the reverse.

Woodland Acres Elementary School

Transportation is provided to students who reside in thefollowing attendance areas: Abess Park, Arlington, ArlingtonHeights, Don Brewer, Brookview, Fort Caroline, Holiday Hill,Kernan Trail, Lake Lucina, Lone Star, Love Grove, Merrill Road,Parkwood Heights, Sabal Palm, Southside Estates, Waterleaf and

Windy Hil l.

Middle Schools are divided into two major transportation zones:

• Zone A – Arlington, Fletcher, Fort Caroline, Gilbert, Kernan,Landmark, Mayport, Ribault, Southside, Twin Lakes

• Zone B – Baldwin, Jeff Davis, duPont, Highlands, Lake Shore,Mandarin, Northwestern, Oceanway, Stuart,and Westview

Transportation is provided to middle school magnet studentson Express Routes* as follows to:

• Ft. Caroline – from Zone A• Lake Shore – from Zone B• Highlands – from Zone A and Zone B• Matthew Gilbert – from Zone A and Zone B

John E. Ford K-8 – Middle school students are transportedaccording to the elementary zones for this school.

Baldwin Middle/High currently has limited transportationpicking up at Hyde Park Elementary and West RiversideElementary through the end of the 2016-2017 school year.

Alfred duPont Middle currently has limited transportation fromthe Mandarin Middle, Twin Lakes Middle, Southside Middle andMatthew Gilbert Middle attendance areas.

The Coastal Transportation Plan provides limited service toMayport Middle School via existing non-neighborhood ExpressRoutes from the Gilbert and Ribault attendance areas and busesfrom Fletcher High, Sandalwood High, and Terry Parker High.Parents are responsible for getting their students to and fromTerry Parker, Fletcher, and Sandalwood High.

High schools are not divided into zones. County-wide

transpor tation is provided with a combination of neighborhood

routes, shuttles and Express Routes.* There are some differences

in the transpor tation system that apply to specic schools:

In the morning, transportation is currently provided to students

attending Douglas Anderson, Darnell-Cookman, Kirby-Smith,

Landon, LaVil la, James W. Johnson, Joseph Stilwell, Young Men’s

Leadership Academy, Young Women’s Leadership Academy,

Paxon, Frank H. Peterson, Asa Philip Randolph and Stanton on

neighborhood buses to the neighborhood high school followed

by shuttle service to the magnet school. Students living in the

Fletcher High School attendance area will shuttle from a hub at

Fletcher Middle School. Express Route service is provided in the

afternoon.

Bus stops and times are subject to change for the 2016-2017

school year. To be eligible for transportation, students must apply

to a magnet school by magnet school by the Februar y 29, 2016

application deadline. Once accepted, families may view current

bus routes at www.duvalschools.org. A Magnet Bus Stop Form

can be submitted to the Transportation Department. Stops will

be added according to guidelines, and submission of form does

not guarantee a stop will be added. For more information

regarding transpor tation, contact the Transportation Department

at (904) 858-6200. To download a Magnet Bus Stop Form, visit

www.duvalchoice.com.

*Express Routes have limited bus stops and are located at or neara Duval County public school or other public location selectedby the Transportation Department. The District distance to stoppolicy does not apply to Express Routes. Parents or guardians areresponsible for transporting their children to and from bus stops.

The Dreams Begin Here: The Next Generation Magnet Schools’

Transportation Pattern provides transportation as follows to:

• Southside – from Gilbert attendance area

• Ribault – from Arlington, Fletcher, Kernan, Landmark,

Twin Lakes attendance areas

Elementary Schools

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ZoneMandarin/Southside

• Bartram Springs

• Beauclerc

• Crown Point

• Daniels, R.V. *• Englewood*

• Ford, John E.• Greenfield*• Greenland Pines

• Hendricks Avenue

• Hogan Spring Glen*

• Kings Trail*

• Livingston, S.P.*

• Loretto• Mandarin Oaks

• Pine Forest• San Jose*• Spring Park*• Tolbert, Susie E.*• Twin Lakes

Zone 1 also is served by:

• Brentwood (Zone 2)*• Brown, R. L. (Zone 2)*

• Robinson, Andrew(Zone 2)*

ZoneArlington

• Abess Park

• Arlington*

• Arlington Heights*

• Brentwood*• Brewer, Don

• Brookview*• Brown, R. L.*• Fort Caroline*

• GRASP

• Holiday Hill• Kernan Trail

• Lake Lucina*

• Lone Star• Long Branch*

• Love Grove*• Love, John*

• Merrill Road*

• Parkwood Heights*

• Robinson, Andrew*• Sabal Palm

• Southside Estates*

• Waterleaf • Windy Hill*• Woodland Acres*

Zone 2 also is served by:

• Axson, J. Allen (Zone 7)• Ford, John E. (Zone 1)

• San Jose (Zone 1)*

ZoneNorthside

• Biscayne*

• Dinsmore*• Garden City*

• Highlands*

• Hull, S.A.*

• King, Martin L.*• Kite, Henry*• Lake Forest*• New Berlin

• North Shore*• Oceanway*

• Pearson, Rutledge*

• Pine Estates*• San Mateo• Sheffield, Louis

Zone 3 also is served by:• Axson, J. Allen (Zone 7)• Brentwood (Zone 2)*

• Brown, R. L. (Zone 2)*

• Ford, John E. (Zone 1)

• Robinson, Andrew

(Zone 2)*

Zone Westside(295/I-10)

• Carver, George, W.*

• Chaffee Trail• Crystal Springs*• Jefferson, Thomas• Mathis, Sallye B.*• Payne, Rufus E.*• Pickett*

• Ramona Boulevard*• Reynolds Lane*

• St. Clair Evans*

• Whitehouse*

• Woodson, Carter G.*

Zone 4 also is served by:• Brentwood (Zone 2)*



• King, Martin Luther (Zone 3)*

• Robinson, Andrew

(Zone 2)*

• Tolbert, Susie*/Daniels, R. V.

(Zone 1)*

ZoneRiverside/Avondale/Ortega

• Bayview*

• Biltmore*

• Cedar Hills*

• Central Riverside*• Chimney Lakes• Enterprise Learning

• Fishweir• Gregory Drive*

• Hyde Grove*• Hyde Park*

• Jackson, Stonewall*• Jacksonville Heights*

• Morgan, Annie R.*

• Normandy Village*

• Oak Hill*

• Ortega*• Pinedale*• Stockton, John• Tillis, Sadie*

• Timucuan*

• Upson, Ruth*

• Vene tia

• West Jacksonville*

• West Riverside*

• Westview*




• Jefferson, Thomas (Zone 4)

• Lake Forest (Zone 3)*

• Payne, Rufus E. (Zone 4)*• Robinson, Andrew (Zone 2)*

• Tolbert, Susie*/Daniels, R.V.

(Zone 1)*

ZoneBaldwin (I-10/301)

• Jones, Mamie Agnes*




• King, Martin Luther

(Zone 3)*

• Lake Forest (Zone 3)*

• Mathis, Sallye B. (Zone 4)*

• Robinson, Andrew(Zone 2)*

• Tolbert, Susie*/Daniels, R.

(Zone 1)*

ZoneBeaches/Intracoastal

• Alimacani

• Atlantic Beach

• Axson, J. Allen• Chets Creek

• Finegan, Joseph

• Jacksonville Beach• Mayport• Neptune Beach

• San Pablo• Seabreeze


• Brown, R.L. (Zone 2)*


• Pine Forest (Zone 1)

• Robinson, Andrew (Zone 2)*

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listed in bold type.

Schools marked with

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Schools by Elementary

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Getting StartedCreate Your Future

Identify a grade level.Elementary School - starts on page 13

Middle School - starts on page 29

High School - starts on page 37

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Pick a theme that matches your interest.From math and science to ar ts and language immersion, there’s a theme

for every student’s individual talents and interests. Choosing a theme

before you choose a specic school gives your student a better chance at

nding – and entering – a program that ts his/her passions.

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Choose a school within your theme.Remember, grade levels and theme choices can take precedence over

school locations.3

Apply!Application information for Magnet Schools starts on page 46.Application information for Choice Schools starts on page 50.

Simply complete the application and bring or send it to the following

address:

School Choice Ofce/Duval County Public Schools/1701 Prudential Drive,

Jacksonville, FL 32207

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Elementary SchoolsLeadershipA program of study designed to prepare tomorrow’s leaders to be competitive in a global society. An

emphasis will be placed on leadership through grade-specic and school-based leadership activities.

5300 Park Street, Jacksonville, FL 32205 | (904) 381-3950

Choice Program: Leadership Academy Hyde Park #77

Geographic feeder to Lake Shore MS

7401 Old Kings Road South, Jacksonville, FL 32217 | (904) 739-5254

Choice Program: Elementary Leadership Academy

Geographic feeder to Alfred duPont MS

Kings Trail #203

1128 Barber Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6580

Choice Program: Leadership, Technology and Acceleration

Livingston, S.P. #149

1531 Winthrop Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6790Choice Program: Leadership Development

Love, John #73

Geographic feeder to Matthew Gilbert MS

2101 Palm Avenue West, Jacksonville, FL 32254 | (904) 693-7569

Choice Program: Leadership Academy Biltmore #78

13200 Chets Creek Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32224 | (904) 992-6390

Choice Program: Academic and Arts Leadership Academy

Geographic feeder to Kernan MS and Duncan Fletcher MS based on residential address

Chets Creek #264

700 Orange Avenue, Baldwin, FL 32234 | (904) 266-1214

Choice Program: Character Education/Leadership Academy

Jones, Mamie Agnes #236

Geographic feeder to Baldwin Middle/High

1515 Florida Boulevard, Neptune Beach, FL 32266 | (904) 247-5954

Choice Program: Leadership and Academically TalentedNeptune Beach #246

Geographic feeder to Mayport MS, Duncan Fletcher MS and Landmark MS based on

residential address

Geographic feeder to Northwestern MS and Jean Ribault MS based on residential address

Geographic feeder to Northwestern MS


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8257 Herlong Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 693-7548

Choice Program: Leadership Academy Normandy Village #221

Geographic feeder to Jefferson Davis MS

6305 Old Kings Road North, Jacksonville, FL 32254 | (904) 693-7555

Choice Program: Leadership and Character Education Academy Pickett K-6 #205

5540 Ramona Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32205 | (904) 693-7576

Choice Program: Leadership and LogisticsRamona Boulevard #79

Geographic feeder to Lake Shore MS, Jefferson Davis MS, and Northwestern MS based onresidential address

8000 Point Meadows Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32256 | (904) 538-0238

Choice Program: Leadership and Technology Academy

Twin Lakes #251

Geographic feeder to Twin Lakes MS

2115 Commonwealth Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6592

Choice Program: Leadership, Technology and Acceleration West Jacksonville #143

3831 Forest Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32246 | (904) 565-2700

Magnet Program: Leadership Through Project-Based Technology Windy Hill #94

Geographic feeder to Twin Lakes MS and Kernan MS based on residential addressProgram continuity for magnet students to Kirby-Smith MS

7126 Civic Club Road, Jacksonville, FL 32219 | (904) 924-3126Magnet Program: Academic Enrichment Through Science

Dinsmore #45

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault MS, and Highlands MS based on residential addressProgram continuity for magnet students to Kirby-Smith MS

ScienceA program of study that gives students the opportunity to build a strong academic foundation with an

enriched science experience. Students will learn specics about various science careers and take part in a

“hands on” approach to Science. This approach will be “tailor made” to t the individual student’s mission and

vision.

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault MS and Northwestern MS based on residential address



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Elementary Schools

5701 Silver Plaza, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3081

Magnet Program: Academic Enrichment Through Science

(Concentrating on Health, Nutrition and Fitness)

North Shore #70

Geographic feeder to Northwestern MS and Matthew Gilbert MS based on residential address

Program continuity for magnet students to Jean Ribault MS

12555 Gillespie Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 696-8762

Choice Program: Academy of ScienceOceanway #270

Geographic feeder to Oceanway MS

9775 Ivey Road, Jacksonville, FL 32246 | (904) 565-2706

Choice Program: Academic Enrichment Through Science and Technology

Geographic feeder to Southside MS, Twin Lakes MS, and Kernan MS based on residential address

Southside Estates #76

1333 Lanier Road, Jacksonville, FL 32226 | (904) 696-8758Choice Program: Academy of Life Science

Shefeld, Louis #242


801 North 18th Avenue, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 | (904) 247-5947

Magnet Program: Academic Enrichment Through Science (Concentrating on Health & Fitness)San Pablo #80

Geographic feeder to Duncan Fletcher MS

Program continuity for magnet students to Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts

2814 Dunn Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 924-3130

Choice Program: Environmental Sciences: NatureGarden City #59

Geographic feeder to Highlands MS

6127 Cedar Hills Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1020Choice Program: Academy of Science Acceleration

Geographic feeder to J.E.B. Stuart MS

Jackson, Stonewall #234

Magnet Program: Coastal Sciences

2753 Shangri-La Drive, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 | (904) 247-5988

Mayport #227

Geographic feeder to Mayport MS

Program continuity for magnet students to Mayport MS


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5443 Moncrief Road, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 924-3035Choice Program: Science Academy St. Clair Evans #124


5270 Connie Jean Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1082

Choice Program: Environmental Studies and Culinary Gardening Westview K-8 #274

Geographic feeder to Westview K-8 then to Westside HS and Edward H. White HS based on

residential address

Geographic feeder to Jefferson Davis MS, Baldwin Middle/High and Jean Ribault MS based on

residential address

11160 General Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32220 | (904) 693-7542

Choice Program: Academy of Science Whitehouse #51

328 Bowlan Street, Jacksonville, FL 32211 | (904) 720-1663

Magnet Program: Medical Arts

Geographic feeder to Arlington MS and Southside MS based on residential address


Woodland Acres #89

2334 Butler Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 924-3004

Magnet Program: Medical Arts



Woodson, Carter G. #166

4300 Timuquana Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 381-3990

Magnet Program: Medical ArtsVenetia #68

Geographic feeder to J.E.B. Stuart MS and Lake Shore MS based on residential addressProgram continuity for magnet students to Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts

ArtsA program of study that presents a curriculum infused with arts where students can explore a

specic arts theme.

12731 Abess Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32225 | (904) 220-1260

Choice Program: Arts at the Park: Infusing Arts with AcademicsAbess Park #263

Geographic feeder to Landmark MS and Duncan Fletcher MS based on residential address


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Elementary Schools

5050 Greenland Road, Jacksonville, FL 32258 | (904) 260-5450

Choice Program: Instrumental Arts


Greenland Pines #249

555 Wonderwood Drive, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 | (904) 247-5996Choice Program: Integrating the ArtsFinegan, Joseph #247


1201 University Boulevard North, Jacksonville, FL 32211 | (904) 745-4900

Choice Program: Critical Thinking through the Arts

Geographic Feeder to Arlington MS and Fort Caroline MS based on residential address

Arlington #46

12230 Biscayne Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 714-4650

Choice Program: Academy of Performing Arts

Biscayne #269


3750 Springeld Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6630

Magnet Program: Visual and Performing Arts

Brentwood #15


Program continuity for magnet students to LaVilla School of the Arts

10450 Theresa Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32246 | (904) 565-2720

Choice Program: Arts and Early Middle SchoolBrookview #206

Geographic feeder to Kernan MS and Landmark MS based on residential address

3977 Herschel Street, Jacksonville, FL 32205 | (904) 381-3910


Fishweir #20




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3723 Franklin Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6620

Choice Program: Visual and Performing Ar ts with Technology Long Branch #106



3929 Grant Road, Jacksonville, FL 32207 | (904) 346-5600

Dedicated Magnet: Visual and Performing ArtsPine Forest #159


1201 Kernan Boulevard North, Jacksonville, FL 32225 | (904) 221-7169Choice Program: Arts Academy (Music)

Geographic feeder to Landmark MS

Sabal Palm #239

1400 Seabreeze Avenue, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 | (904) 247-5900

Choice Program: Academy of Arts and SciencesSeabreeze #225

Geographic feeder to Duncan Fletcher MS

8801 Lake Placid Drive East, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3027

Magnet Program: FAME (Foreign Language, Academics, Music Enrichment)

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault MS


King, Martin Luther #220

901 Kennard Street, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3024




Lake Forest #74

6527 Merrill Road, Jacksonville, FL 32277 | (904) 745-4916

Choice Program: Arts Academy

Geographic feeder to Fort Caroline MS and Arlington MS based on residential address

Lake Lucina #85

964 Saint Clair Street, Jacksonville, FL 32254 | (904) 381-3970

Choice Program: Leadership and Performing ArtsMorgan, Annie R. #21


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11400 Sam Caruso Way, Jacksonville, FL 32221 | (904) 693-7510

Choice Program: Information Technology – Communications

Chaffee Trail #142

Technology A program of study where technology is incorporated into every aspect of daily instruction. All students

integrate the use of various technologies into a nal capstone project.

3257 Lake Shore Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 381-3920

Choice Program: Communications Academy Bayview #84


3800 Crown Point Road, Jacksonville, FL 32257 | (904) 260-5808

Choice Program: Television ProductionCrown Point #245

Geographic feeder to Mandarin MS and Alfred duPont MS based on residential address

1200 Hammond Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32221 | (904) 693-7645

Magnet Program: FUNdamental Academy of Business and Entrepreneurship

Crystal Springs #226

Program continuity for magnet students to Matthew Gilbert MS

4359 Spring Park Road, Jacksonville, FL 32207 | (904) 739-5280

Magnet Program: Academic Enrichment through Literacy and Technology Englewood #87

Geographic feeder to Southside MS

Program continuity for magnet students to Kirby-Smith MS and Jean Ribault MS

8085 Old Middleburg Road, Jacksonville, FL 32222 | (904) 573-3260

Choice Program: Project-Based Technology (Digital Media)Enterprise Learning Academy #255



Geographic feeder to Jefferson Davis MS and Baldwin Middle/High based on residential address

7528 Hull Street, Jacksonville, FL 32219 | (904) 924-3136

Choice Program: Broadcasting and Production Technology Hull, Samuel A. #169

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault MS, and Northwestern MS based on residential address


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1090 Dancy Street, Jacksonville, FL 32205 | (904) 381-7485

Choice Program: Arts and Digital Media

Upson, Ruth N. #19

Geographic feeder to Lake Shore MS and Northwestern MS based on residential address

450 Kernan Boulevard North, Jacksonville, FL 32225 | (904) 565-8000

Choice Program: Honors Technology Academy Waterleaf #160

Geographic feeder to Landmark MS and Kernan MS based on residential address

3900 Loretto Road, Jacksonville, FL 32223 | (904) 260-5800

Magnet Program: Technology

Geographic feeder to Mandarin MS

Program continuity for magnet students to Kirby-Smith MS

Loretto #30

2056 Lane Avenue South, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 693-7562Choice Program: Academies of Technology and STEAM

Geographic feeder to Lake Shore MS, J.E.B. Stuart MS and Jefferson Davis based on residential

address

Hyde Grove #214

7750 Tempest Street South, Jacksonville, FL 32244 | (904) 573-1120Choice Program: Project-Based Technology (Adobe Photoshop / Microsoft Ofce)

Jacksonville Heights #229


3613 New Berlin Road, Jacksonville, FL 32226 | (904) 714-4601

Choice Program: Technology Academy


New Berlin #150

6910 Daughtry Boulevard South, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1030

Choice Program: Project-Based Technology (Emerging Technology)

Geographic feeder to Jefferson Davis MS and J.E.B. Stuart MS based on residential address

Oak Hill #210


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2446 University Boulevard South, Jacksonville, FL 32216 | (904) 720-1645

Choice Program: STEAMLove Grove #82

Geographic feeder to Southside MS and Arlington MS based on residential address

STEAM/STEMA program of study where schools use an interdisciplinary approach that blends Science, Technology,Engineering, Mathematics and/or the Arts to teach students to think critically and logically in order to solve

complex problems.

1520 Sprinkle Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32211 | (904) 745-4923

Choice Program: STEAM

Arlington Heights #240

6343 Knights Lane North, Jacksonville, FL 32216 | (904) 739-5249

Magnet Program: Math, Science, Pre-Engineering (STEM)Greeneld #222



Choice Program: Academy of Math, Science and Technology

7800 Gregory Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1190


Gregory Drive #243

10400 Lone Star Road, Jacksonville, FL 32225 | (904) 565-2711

Magnet Program: Math, Science, and Technology

Geographic feeder to Arlington MS and Landmark MS based on residential address


Lone Star #233

2281 Kernan Boulevard South, Jacksonville, FL 32246 | (904) 220-1310


Kernan Trail #231

Geographic feeder to Kernan MS

Geographic feeder to Arlington MS and Fort Caroline MS based on residential address

3501 Winton Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3086

Magnet Program: Math, Science, and Pre-Engineering (STEM)Mathis, Sallye B. #91




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5429 110th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32244 | (904) 573-1130

Choice Program: STEAM Leadership Academy

Geographic feeder to J.E.B. Stuart MS

Timucuan #98

6084 Morse Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32244 | (904) 573-1090Choice Program: Academy of Math, Science, and Technology Tillis, Sadie T. #116

Geographic feeder to J.E.B. Stuart MS and Jefferson Davis MS based on residential address

4555 Craven Road West, Jacksonville, FL 32257 | (904) 739-5226

Choice Program: Dual Language – SpanishBeauclerc #230

Geographic feeder to Southside MS, Alfred duPont MS and Twin Lakes MS based on residential

address.

10741 Pine Estates Road East, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 696-8767



Pine Estates #250

4229 Edison Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32254 | (904) 381-7490

Pinedale #93

Geographic feeder to Lake Shore MS and Northwestern MS based on residential addressProgram continuity for magnet students to Kirby-Smith MS

101 West 12th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6550Magnet Program: Math, Science, and Pre-Engineering (STEM)

Magnet Program: Math, Science, and Pre-Engineering (STEM)

Robinson, Andrew #262



4827 Carlisle Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 381-3955Magnet Program: Math, Science, and Technology

Stockton, John #88

Geographic feeder to Lake Shore MS and J.E.B. Stuart MS based on residential address


World LanguagesA program of study where students gain exposure to a world language. An emphasis is be placed on grade

level specic skills and content.


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9353 Staples Mill Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32244 | (904) 573-1100

Magnet Program: International Studies

Chimney Lakes #232

Geographic feeder to Jefferson Davis MSProgram continuity for magnet students to Lake Shore MS, Fort Caroline MS, Southside MS and

Alfred duPont MS

3925 Athore Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32277 | (904) 745-4904

Choice Program: World Language – Spanish

Geographic feeder to Fort Caroline MS

Fort Caroline #235

3400 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32207 | (904) 346-5610

Choice Program: French Academy

Hendricks Avenue #71


6736 Beach Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32216 | (904) 720-1640Choice Program: International Studies with Global Understanding

Geographic feeder to Arlington MS, Southside MS and Twin Lakes MS based on residential address

Hogan-Spring Glen #64

9430 Lem Turner Road, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3031

Magnet Program: International Studies

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault MSProgram continuity for magnet students to Lake Shore MS, Fort Caroline MS, Southside MS, and

Alfred duPont MS

Kite, Henry F. #37

1709 Lansdowne Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32211 | (904) 720-1670

Choice Program: International Studies – Spanish

Parkwood Heights #208

Geographic feeder to Arlington MS and Fort Caroline MS based on residential address

840 Reynolds Lane, Jacksonville, FL 32254 | (904) 381-3960

Choice Program: World Language – SpanishReynolds Lane #202

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault MS and Northwestern MS based on residential address

5805 St. Augustine Road, Jacksonville, FL 32207 | (904) 739-5260

Magnet Program: Dual Language - Spanish

Program continuity for magnet students to Lake Shore MS, Fort Caroline MS, Southside MS and

Alfred duPont MS

San Jose #83



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Magnet Program: Dual Language - Spanish

2801 Herschel Street, Jacksonville, FL 32205 | (904) 381-3900

Program continuity for magnet students to Lake Shore MS, Fort Caroline MS, Southside MS and

Alfred duPont MS

West Riverside #12


AccelerationA program of study that enhances academic growth through challenging and stimulating learning experiences

by identifying and building on the individual strengths of each student. This theme is “tailor made” to t the

individual school’s mission and vision.

2051 San Pablo Road, Jacksonville, FL 32224 | (904) 221-7101

298 Sherry Drive, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 | (904) 247-5924

Choice Program: Gifted, Talented and Leadership

Choice Program: Academy of Accelerated Learning and Leadership

Geographic feeder to Duncan Fletcher MS and Kernan MS based on residential address

Alimacani #257

Atlantic Beach #65


4763 Sutton Park Court, Jacksonville, FL 32224 | (904) 992-3600

Dedicated Magnet: Montessori

Axson, J. Allen #141

Program continuity for magnet students to John E. Ford K-8

14799 Bartram Springs Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 32258 | (904) 260-5860

Choice Program: Academically Accelerated Individualized Model (AAIM)Bartram Springs #161


Brewer, Don 3-5 #217

3385 Hartseld Road, Jacksonville, FL 32277 | (904) 745-4990

Choice Program: Acceleration in Mathematics

Geographic feeder to Fort Caroline MS, Arlington MS and Landmark MS based on

residential address

1535 Milnor Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6570

Magnet Program: International Baccalaureate (IB), Primary Years Programme (PYP) with

emphasis on STEAM

Brown, Richard L. #148

Program continuity for magnet students to Lake Shore MS, Fort Caroline MS, and Southside MSGeographic feeder to Matthew Gilbert MS


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2854 West 45th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 924-3122Choice Program: F.A.S.T. (Foundational AVID Strategies Today) Academy



Carver, George W. #158

6534 Ish Brant Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1050

Choice Program: AVID StrategiesCedar Hills #97

Geographic feeder to J.E.B. Stuart MS and Jefferson Davis MS based on residential address

2555 Gilmore Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204 | (904) 381-7495

Magnet Program: Gifted and Academically Talented

Central Riverside #18

Program continuity for magnet students to James Weldon Johnson MS, Julia Landon MS, and

Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts

1951 West 15th Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6872


Daniels, R. V. K-2 #162

Geographic feeder to Susie Tolbert ES

Program continuity for magnet students to Susie Tolbert ES

1137 Cleveland Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6540

Magnet Program: Montessori, Spanish Montessori

Geographic feeder to Matthew Gilbert MS and Northwestern MS then to Andrew Jackson HS and

William M. Raines based on residential addressTiered continuity for magnet students applying for 9th grade at Paxon School for Advanced Studies

Ford, John E. K-8 #154

3101 Justina Road, Jacksonville, FL 32277 | (904)-745-4909

Choice Program: A specialized school to support dyslexic learners and those who show

characteristics of dyslexia. District-wide transportation will be provided.

GRASP Academy 2 - 8 #27

1000 dePaul Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 696-8754

Choice Program: Acceleration in Mathematics

Highlands #99



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10600 Hornets Nest Road, Jacksonville, FL 32257 | (904) 260-5820

Choice Program: Accelerated Learning Academy (Chinese Resource)Mandarin Oaks #258

Geographic feeder to Mandarin MS, Twin Lakes MS and Alfred duPont MS based on residential address

Geographic feeder to Jefferson Davis MS, Highlands MS, and Jean Ribault MS based on residential address

315 South 10th Street , Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 | (904) 247-5942Dedicated Magnet: Gifted and Academically Talented Jacksonville Beach #144



8233 Nevada Street, Jacksonville, FL 32220 | (904) 693-7500

Magnet Program: Multiple Intelligences

Jefferson, Thomas #48

Program continuity for magnet students to James Weldon Johnson MS, Julia Landon MS, andDarnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts

6900 Altama Road, Jacksonville, FL 32216 | (904) 720-1676

Magnet Program: Gifted and Academically Talented/Leadership

Geographic feeder to Arlington MS and Southside MS based on residential address

Program continuity for magnet students to James Weldon Johnson MS, Julia Landon MS and


Holiday Hill #209

4010 Baltic Street, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 381-7460

Magnet Program: Museum StudiesOrtega #16

Geographic feeder to J.E.B. Stuart MS and Lake Shore MS based on residential address

Program continuity for magnet students to Lake Shore MS, Fort Caroline MS, and Southside MS

8239 Merrill Road, Jacksonville, FL 32277 | (904) 745-4919Choice Program: Pre International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme (PYP)-Spanish

Geographic feeder to Don Brewer ES 3-5

Merrill Road K-2 #228

6725 Hema Road, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 924-3020

Magnet Program: International Baccalaureate (IB), Primary Years Programme (PYP) Chinese


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Tolber t, Susie E. 3-5 #128

Program continuity for magnet students to James Weldon Johnson MS, Julia Landon MS and


600 Baisden Road, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 696-8750

Magnet Program: Accelerated Academy of Learning




San Mateo #218

2250 Spring Park Road, Jacksonville, FL 32207 | (904) 346-5640

Magnet Program: International Baccalaureate (IB), Primary Years Programme (PYP) Spanish



Spring Park #72

4346 Roanoke Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3077

Choice Program: Accelerated Academic Academy



Pearson, Rutledge H. K-6 #95


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Magnet

Magnet

Program

Middle

Schools

G i f t e d & A c a d e m i c a l l y T a l e n t e d

G i f t e d a n d A c a d e m i c a l l y

T a l e n t e d / L e a d e r s h i p

L e a d e r s h i p & T e c h n o l o g y A c a d e m y

M a t h , S c i e n c e & T e c h n o l o g y ( I n c l u d i n g

G i f t e d & A c c e l e r a t e d )

M e d i c a l A r t s – G i f t e d & A c a d e m i c a l l y

T a l e n t e d

M i l i t a r y L e a d e r s h i p A c a d e m y

V i s u a l a n d P e r f o r m i n g A r t s

A v i a t i o n / M i l i t a r y S c i e n c e s

C o a s t a l S c i e n c e s

C o m m u n i c a t i o n s / I n f o T e c h n o l o g y

E a r l y H i g h S c h o o l

I n t e r n a t i o n a l B a c c a l a u r e a t e ( B ) M i d d l e

Y e a r s P r o g r a m m e ( M Y P )

I n t e r n a t i o n a l B u s i n e s s & W o r l d L a n g u a g e

A c a d e m y

M i d d l e Y e a r s E x p l o r a t i o n w / T e c h

M o n t e s s o r i

S p a n i s h M o n t e s s o r i

Arlington

Baldwin

Darnell-Cookman

School of the Medical

Arts

Davis, Jefferson

duPont, Alfred

Fletcher, Duncan U.

Ford, John E. K-8

Fort Caroline

Gilbert, Matthew

Highlands

Johnson, James W.

Kernan

Kirby-Smith Lake Shore

Landmark

Landon, Julia

LaVilla School of the

Arts

Mandarin

Mayport

Northwestern

Oceanway

Ribault, Jean

Southside

Stilwell, Joseph

Stuart, J.E.B.Twin Lakes

Westview K-8

Young Mens

Leadership Academy

Young Womens

Leadership Academy

Middle School


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ProgramSpecial

ProgramAcceleration

ProgramCareerPathway

A r t s A c a d e m y

D u a l L a n g u a g e ( S p a n i s h )

E n v i r o n m e n t a l S t u d i e s a n d C u l i n a r y

G a r d e n i n g

A c c e l e r a t i o n i n M a t h e m a t i c s

C a m b r i d g e S e c o n d a r y 1

G i f t e d a n d A c a d e m i c a l l y T a l e n t e d

H o n o r s A c a d e m y

P r e A P H o n o r s

P r e - E a r l y C o l l e g e

C o m p u t e r A p p l i c a t i o n s i n B u s i n e s s

C T E / S T E M L a b

I n f o r m a t i o n & C o m m u n i c a t i o n

T e c h n o l o g y

J o u r n a l i s m / T e l e v i s i o n P r o d u c t i o n

A c a d e m y o f A r t s a n d A c a d e m i c

A c c e l e r a t i o n

A V I D

C h i n e s E l e c t i v e

G l o b a l S c h o l a r s P r o g r a m

P I T S C O S T E M – A e r o s p a c e , R o c k e t r y a n d

A e r o n a u t i c s

P I T S C O S T E M – C a r e e r P a t h w a y s

P I T S C O S T E M – E n g i n e e r i n g a n d

S t r u c t u r e s

P I T S C O S T E M – S u s t a i n a b l e E n e r g i e s

Programs


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8141 Lone Star Road, Jacksonville, FL 32211 | (904) 720-1680

291 Mills Street West, Jacksonville, FL 32234 | (904) 266-1200

1701 Davis Street North, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6805

7050 Melvin Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1060

Career Pathway: Information & Communication Technology

Special Program: AVID; PITSCO STEM - Aerospace Rocketry and Aeronautics

Special Program: Global Scholars Program

Dedicated Magnet Program: Medical Arts- Gifted and Academically Talented

Acceleration Program: Cambridge Secondary I; Pre-Early College

Acceleration Program: Acceleration in Mathematics; Pre-Early College

2710 duPont Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32217 | (904) 739-5200

Career Pathway: Computer Applications in Business; Information & Communication Technology

Geographic feeder to Englewood HS, Terr y Parker HS, and Sandalwood HS based on

residential address

Program continuity for magnet students to Baldwin Middle/High

Geographic feeder to Baldwin Middle/High

Program continuity for magnet students to Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts or Paxon

SAS and Stanton College Preparatory

Geographic feeder to Edward H. White HS and Westside HS based on residential address

Arlington #213

Baldwin Middle-High #38

Darnell-Cookman #145

Davis, Jefferson #216

duPont, Alfred I. #66

2000 North 3rd Street, Jacksonville, FL 32250 | (904) 247-5929

Acceleration Program: Gifted and Academically TalentedCareer Pathway: Information & Communication Technology


Magnet Program: Communications / Information Technology

Magnet Program: International Business & World Language Academy

Geographic feeder to Duncan Fletcher HS and Sandalwood HS based on residential address

Fletcher, Duncan #63

Choice Program: Dual Language (Spanish)

Acceleration Program: Pre-Early College

Geographic feeder to Englewood HS and Samuel Wolfson HS based on residential address


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Special Program: AVID; PITSCO STEM - Sustainable Energies

Special Program: PITSCO STEM - Career Pathways

Special Program: PITSCO STEM - Aerospace, Rocketry and Aeronautics

1137 Cleveland Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6540

3787 University Club Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32277 | (904) 745-4927

1424 Franklin Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6700

10913 Pine Estates Road East, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 696-8771




Magnet Program: Montessori, Spanish Montessori

Magnet Program: Aviation/Military Sciences

Magnet Program: International Baccalaureate (IB), Middle Years Programme (MYP)(Spanish)

Magnet Program: Middle Years Exploration with Technology

Geographic feeder to Andrew Jackson HS and William M. Raines HS based on residential address

Tiered continuity for magnet students applying for 9th grade at Paxon School for Advanced Studies

Geographic feeder to Terr y Parker HS

Geographic feeder to Andrew Jackson HS

Program continuity for magnet students to Asa Philip Randolph, Frank H. Peterson and Samuel

Wolfson HS

Geographic feeder to First Coast HS or Jean Ribault HS based on residential address

Program continuity for magnet students to Frank H. Peterson, Andrew Jackson HS and Jean Ribault H

Ford, John E. K-8 #154

Fort Caroline #238

Highlands #244

3276 Norman E. Thagard Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32254 | (904) 693-7600

Dedicated Magnet Program: Gifted and Academically Talented

Program continuity for magnet students to Paxon SAS and Stanton College Preparatory, orDarnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts

Johnson, James Weldon #152

Gilbert, Matthew #146

2271 Kernan Boulevard South, Jacksonville, FL 32246 | (904) 220-1350


Choice Program: Arts Academy

Geographic feeder to Atlantic Coast HS, Englewood HS and Sandalwood HS based on

residential address

Kernan #279

Career Pathway: Computer Applications in Business; Information & Communication Technology


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2034 Hubbard Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206 | (904) 630-6600

2519 Bayview Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 381-7440

101 Kernan Boulevard North, Jacksonville, FL 32225 | (904) 221-7125

Dedicated Magnet Program: Gifted – Math, Science & Technology; Accelerated – Math,

Science & Technology

Acceleration Program: Honors Academy; Pre-Early College

Acceleration Program: Pre-Early CollegeMagnet Program: International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP)(Spanish)


Program continuity for magnet students to Robert E. Lee HS and Williams M. Raines HS

Students enrolled in the Gifted and Accelerated programs at Kirby-Smith MS will also receive

program continuity to Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts, Paxon SAS and Stanton College

Preparatory School

Geographic feeder to Robert E. Lee HS and Edward H. White HS based on residential address

Geographic feeder to Sandalwood HS

Kirby-Smith #25

Lake Shore #69

Landmark #256

1819 Thacker Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32207 | (904) 346-5650

501 Davis Street Nor th, Jacksonville, FL 32202 | (904) 633-6069

Dedicated Magnet Program: Gifted and Academically Talented/Leadership

Dedicated Magnet Program: Visual and Performing Arts

Program continuity for magnet students to Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts or Paxon

SAS and Stanton College Preparatory School

Landon, Julia #31

LaVilla School of the Arts #267

5100 Hood Road Jacksonville, FL 32257 | (904) 292-0555

Accelerated Program: Honors Academy Career Pathway: Information & Communication Technology; Journalism/Television Production

Geographic feeder to Mandarin HS and Samuel Wolfson HS based on residential address

Mandarin #259

Middle Schools

Special Program: Chinese Elective, AVID

Special Program: AVID

Special Program: AVIDChoice Program: Arts Academy


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Magnet Program: Early High School

Magnet Program: International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP)(Spanish)

Career Pathway: Information and Communication Technology

2600 Mayport Road, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 | (904) 247-5977


143 Oceanway Avenue, Jacksonville, FL 32218 | (904) 714-4680

Accelerated Program: Pre-AP Honors

Magnet Program: Coastal Sciences

Accelerated Program: Cambridge Secondary 1Northwestern #155

Career Pathway: Computer Applications in Business; Information & Communication Technology Journalism/Television Production


Geographic feeder to Duncan Fletcher HS and Sandalwood HS based on residential address

Geographic feeder to Robert E. Lee HS, Andrew Jackson HS and William M. Raines HS based onresidential address

Geographic feeder to First Coast HS

Mayport #254

Oceanway #62

3610 Ribault Scenic Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32208 | (904) 924-3062

2948 Knights Lane East, Jacksonville, FL 32216 | (904) 739-5238

Special Programs: AVID; PITSCO STEM - Aerospace, Rocketry and Aeronautics

Special Program: Academy of Arts and Academic Acceleration

Special Program: AVID

Special Programs: AVID; PITSCO STEM - Aerospace, Rocketry and Aeronautics

Special Program: PITSCO STEM - Engineering and Structures

Geographic feeder to Jean Ribault HS and Edward H. White HS based on residential address

Geographic feeder to Englewood HS and Samuel Wolfson HS based on residential address

Ribault, Jean #212

Southside #211

Accelerated Program: Pre-Early College

7840 Burma Road, Jacksonville, FL 32221 | (904) 693-7523

Special Program: PITSCO STEM - Aerospace, Rocketry and Aeronautics

Geographic feeder and program continuity for magnet students to priority select programs to

Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts or Paxon SAS and Stanton College Preparatory School,

Robert E. Lee HS, Jean Ribault HS, Westside HS, Edward H. White HS, and Samuel Wolfson HS

Stilwell, Joseph #219

Dedicated Magnet: Military Leadership Academy


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900 Acorn Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6900

900 Acorn Street, Jacksonville, FL 32209 | (904) 630-6900

4815 Wesconnett Boulevard, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1000

8050 Point Meadows Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32256 | (904) 538-0825

5270 Connie Jean Road, Jacksonville, FL 32210 | (904) 573-1082


Acceleration Program: Pre-AP Honors; Pre-Early College

Choice Program: Environmental Studies and Culinary Gardening

Special Program: AVID; PITSCO STEM – Engineering and Structures

Special Program: AVID; PITSCO STEM – Engineering and Structures



Career Pathway: CTE/STEM Lab; Information & Communication Technology



Robert E. Lee HS, Terr y Parker HS, Jean Ribault HS, Westside HS, Edward H. White HS, and Samuel

Wolfson HS



Robert E. Lee HS, Terr y Parker HS, Jean Ribault HS, Westside HS, Edward H. White HS, and Samuel

Wolfson HS

Geographic feeder to Robert E. Lee HS, Westside HS and Edward H. White HS based on

residential address

Geographic feeder to Atlantic Coast HS, Englewood HS, Mandarin HS and Samuel Wolfson HS based

on residential address

Geographic feeder to Westside HS and Edward H. White HS based on residential address

Young Men’s Leadership Academy #156

Young Women’s Leadership Academy #156

Stuart, J.E.B. #207

Twin Lakes Academy #253

Westview K-8 #274

Dedicated Magnet: Leadership and Technology Academy

Dedicated Magnet: Leadership and Technology Academy

Acceleration Program: Cambridge Secondary I

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A g r i c u l t u r e a l B i o T e c h n o l o g y A c a d e m y

A u t o m a t i o n & P r o d u c t i o n ( S T E M ) A

c a d e m y

A u t o m o t i v e A c a d e m y

A v i a t i o n A c a d e m y

C o l l e g e P r e p r a t o r y

C o l l e g e P r e p a r a t o r y / M e d i c a l A r t s

C o m m u n i c a t i o n s A c a d e m y

C r i m i n a l J u s t i c e A c a d e m y

C u l i n a r y A r t s A c a d e m y

E a r l y C h i l d h o o d E d u c a t i o n A c a d e m y

H e a l t h S c i e n c e s A c a d e m y

H u m a n S e r v i c e s - C o s m e t o l o g y A c a d e m y

I B D i p l o m a P r o g r a m m e ( D P )

I n f o r m a t i o n T e c h n o l o g y A c a d e m y


B u s i n e s s / F i n a n c e / L a w

C a m b r i d g e S e c o n d a r y 2 / A I C E

C o m m u n i c a t i o n s / I n f o T e c h n o l o g y

E a r l y C o l l e g e

E n g i n e e r i n g A c a d e m y ( P L T W )

H e a l t h S c i e n c e s A c a d e m y

I n f o r m a t i o n T e c h n o l o g y ( D i g i t a l M e

d i a T e c h a n d A p p l i e d I T )

M i l i t a r y S c i e n c e s ( A F J R O T C )

M i l i t a r y S c i e n c e s ( M C J R O T C )


A d v a n c e d P l a c e m e n t C a p s t o n e

C a m b r i d g e S e c o n d a r y 2 / A I C E

E a r l y C o l l e g e

I B D i p l o m a P r o g r a m m e ( D P )

Anderson, Douglas School of the Arts •Atlantic Coast •Baldwin • •Darnell-Cookman School of the Medical Arts •Englewood •First Coast

•Fletcher, Duncan U. •Jackson, Andrew • •Lee, Robert E. • •Mandarin •Parker, Terry •Paxon School for Advanced Studies • •Peterson, Frank H. • • • • • • • •Raines, William M. • • •Randolph, Asa P. • • • •Ribault, Jean • •Sandalwood •Stanton College Preparatory • •Westside

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