North Florida Schools Guide
Northeast Florida is served by four major public school districts covering Jacksonville and the surrounding communities: Duval County, St. Johns County, Clay County, and Nassau County. Each district offers diverse educational opportunities, specialized academies, and a commitment to student success.
Understanding School Structures
How grades are typically grouped in Northeast Florida.
Elementary Schools
(K–5 or K–6)
Focuses on foundational learning, early literacy, and social development.
Middle Schools
(6–8)
Bridges the gap between elementary and high school, introducing more elective choices and specialized subjects.
High Schools
(9–12)
Offers college preparatory courses, career academies, advanced placement (AP), and dual enrollment opportunities.
Combination Schools
(K–8 or K–12)
Schools that span multiple traditional grade bands, often providing a continuous educational environment or specialized curriculum.
* Please note that specific grade configurations can vary slightly between districts or individual schools based on capacity and specialized programs.
School Directory by District
Browse schools organized by county and type.
Relocation Guidance
Families moving to Northeast Florida often consider proximity to schools when choosing a neighborhood. Each of our four core districts—Duval, St. Johns, Clay, and Nassau—offers a wide range of academic programs, arts, and extracurricular activities. We encourage families to explore the individual district websites to learn more about specific zoning, magnet programs, and academy options that best fit their children's needs.
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