K-12 Education
A Track Record of Earning Trust
With an extensive network of ten public high schools, 12 middle schools, two combination schools and 45 elementary schools, Volusia County Schools — the 14th largest public school district in Florida — offer comprehensive and diverse learning experiences for students. Volusia FL’s commitment to educational excellence is further enhanced by numerous charter and private schools, offering specialized pathways and controlled learning environments that encourage independent exploration, ensuring every child has access to top-tier education tailored to their needs.
- Public Schools
- Charter & Private Schools
- Post Secondary Schools
Strengthening Outcomes
Put your child on track for achievement in Volusia County public schools, where more than 61,400 students attend over 60 schools throughout the county. Volusia County Schools offer some of the top high schools in Florida such as Spruce Creek High School in Port Orange, one of the U.S.’s largest I.B. schools, while elementary schools like Sweetwater in Port Orange and Coronado Beach in New Smyrna Beach prepare students for the next step. And with nearly half of the instructional staff in the district holding advanced degrees, students benefit from highly qualified educators dedicated to their academic growth. VCS ranked as a “B” district by the Florida Department of Education several years running, reflecting the district’s commitment to student achievement.
Low Class Size with High Impact
In Volusia County Florida, private and charter schools play a vital role in offering specialized and innovative educational opportunities. Schools like Burns Science and Technology Charter School and Ivy Hawn Charter School of the Arts exemplify this commitment with their 16:1 student-teacher ratio, ensuring personalized attention and specialized education. Several private and religious schools like Daytona Beach Christian Academy, UBIC Academy, St. Brendan Catholic School and Father Lopez Catholic High School add to the vitality of education in the region with their comprehensive educational programming.
Buzzing with Vocational Opportunity
Several options are available to students in Volusia FL that allow them to get a jump start toward working in the county’s diverse industries, including Northwest Lineman College in Edgewater and the collaboration between Volusia County Schools and Daytona State College. This program allows middle and high school students to participate in no-charge dual enrollment programs, providing access to courses in fields such as welding, machining, calculus and psychology. In 2021, 155 graduates from 10 different high schools earned associate degrees through the post-secondary program, setting a strong foundation for their future careers and academic pursuits.
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