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Schools

Find the schools for any address.

Type an address in Flagler, Volusia, St. Johns or Putnam County. You'll see its school district and, from the district's own zone maps, the assigned schools, each with its state report card.

For example: 300 Palm Coast Pkwy NE, Palm Coast, FL 32137. Nothing you type is saved.

The four districts

One school district per county

In Florida, each county is its own school district, so the county an address is in decides the district. Within a district, your address decides the zoned schools. Here are the basics for each, straight from the districts, with links so you can check for yourself.

Flagler County

Flagler Schools

flaglerschools.com 

Superintendent
LaShakia Moore 
Students
13,336 students (FLDOE membership count, 2025-26 )
District grade, 2025-26
A (FLDOE district report card )
Registering a new student

Fill out the online New Student Enrollment form (Parent Dashboard), then call the zoned school's registrar for an appointment. Kindergarten: age 5 by September 1.

Bring or upload:

  • Birth certificate
  • Florida immunization form (DH 680)
  • Florida school physical form (DH 3040)
  • Proof of residency
  • Custody or guardianship papers, if they apply
  • Records from the last school (withdrawal grades, IEP or 504 plan)

The district's registration page 

School choice, magnet, charter and advanced programs
Bus transportation

Elementary students more than 1 mile from their zoned school, and middle and high school students more than 2 miles away, can ride. Track buses in the Here Comes the Bus app (district code 73656). Call center 386-586-2145.

The district's transportation page 

Home education office

Student Services, Home Education
1769 E. Moody Blvd., #2, Bunnell, FL 32110 (mail: PO Box 755, Bunnell, FL 32110)
Phone 386-437-7526 ext. 1182
Email homeeducation@flaglerschools.com

The district's home education page 

Volusia County

Volusia County Schools

vcsedu.org 

Students
About 60,000 students (the district's own figure )
District grade, 2025-26
A (FLDOE district report card )
Registering a new student

Create a Focus Parent Portal account and choose "Apply for enrollment for a new child." Zoned schools have a kiosk and a registrar to help. Kindergarten: age 5 by September 1.

Bring or upload:

  • Original birth certificate
  • Florida immunization form (DH 680)
  • Florida school physical (DH 3040), signed within 1 year
  • Two different proofs of address from the district's list (lease, mortgage deed with homestead, vehicle registration, driver's license, or a power, water or gas bill from the last 30 days)
  • Parent or guardian photo ID
  • Latest report card or transcript; IEP or 504 plan, if any

The district's registration page 

School choice, magnet, charter and advanced programs
Bus transportation

Students who live more than 2 miles from their zoned school can ride. Look up eligibility and bus stops by address with the district's transportation tool; track buses in the Where's the Bus app.

The district's transportation page 

Home education office

Home Education Office
3750 Olson Drive, Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Phone 386-947-8786 ext. 50912
Email HomeSchool@groups.volusia.k12.fl.us

The district's home education page 

St. Johns County

St. Johns County School District

stjohns.k12.fl.us 

District grade, 2025-26
A (FLDOE district report card )
District virtual school
St. Johns Virtual School 
Registering a new student

Register at your zoned school through PowerSchool Registration online; every document is uploaded before you submit. Kindergarten: age 5 by September 1.

Bring or upload:

  • Proof of residency (homeowners: one item from each of the district's three columns; renters: a lease signed by both sides plus two more items)
  • Florida immunization form (DOH 680)
  • Birth certificate
  • Physical exam dated within 12 months (sports physicals are not accepted)
  • Guardianship papers, if they apply

The district's registration page 

School choice, magnet, charter and advanced programs
Bus transportation

Bus service is based on a 2-mile walking distance from the zoned school. Stop times are in BusPlanner (parent login) and the Chipmunk app.

The district's transportation page 

Home education office

Home Education Office
40 Orange Street, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Phone 904-547-7545
Email HomeEd@stjohns.k12.fl.us

The district's home education page 

Putnam County

Putnam County School District

putnamschools.org 

Students
9,808 students (FLDOE membership count, 2025-26 )
District grade, 2025-26
C (FLDOE district report card )
School zones
Zoning maps 
Registering a new student

Apply online through Skyward New Student Enrollment; the zoned school reviews it and may call you. Kindergarten: age 5 by September 1.

Bring or upload:

  • Parent or guardian photo ID
  • Birth certificate
  • Florida immunization form (DH 680) or an exemption
  • Proof of residency: 2 documents from the district's Column A, or 1 from Column A and 2 from Column B (15 days' grace)
  • Physical exam forms, custody papers and a recent report card, if they apply

The district's registration page 

School choice, magnet, charter and advanced programs
Bus transportation

Florida's rule: students living more than 2 miles from school can ride. Putnam asks families to turn in a bus registration packet every year; track buses in the Versatrans My Stop app.

The district's transportation page 

Home education office

Home Education
District Office, 2nd floor, 200 Reid Street, Palatka, FL 32177
Phone 386-329-0532 ext. 1253
Email homeschool@my.putnamschools.org

The district's home education page 

Report cards

Florida school grades, 2025-26

These are the school grades the Florida Department of Education published for the 2025-26 school year (released July 2026; file dated September 1, 2026), listed A to Z by school. Tap a school for its full FLDOE report card: test results, learning gains, graduation rate and more.

Flagler Schools: district grade A for 2025-26. 11 schools received a 2025-26 grade. Tap a school for its FLDOE report card. District report card 

Flagler Schools school grades, 2025-26, listed A to Z
SchoolType2025-262024-25
Belle Terre Elementary School ElementaryAB
Buddy Taylor Middle School MiddleAC
Bunnell Elementary School ElementaryBB
Flagler-Palm Coast High School HighAB
iFlagler Virtual Franchise CombinationIC
Imagine School at Town Center  CharterCombinationBC
Indian Trails Middle School MiddleAA
Lewis E. Wadsworth Elementary ElementaryBB
Matanzas High School HighAA
Old Kings Elementary School ElementaryAA
Rymfire Elementary School ElementaryBB

Source: Florida Department of Education, School Grades  (SchoolGrades26.xlsx ) and Know Your Schools report cards , read October 30, 2026. Only schools that received a 2025-26 grade are listed; some schools (new schools, some alternative, special-program and virtual schools) aren't graded. "I" means incomplete. A grade is one measure; visit the schools and read the full report cards.

Online options

Virtual school

Florida students can learn online full time or take single courses, free. Every district offers its own virtual school, and Florida Virtual School serves the whole state.

Homeschooling

Homeschooling in Florida

Florida calls it a home education program. The parent directs it, and you don't need a teaching certificate. The program is registered with your county's school district to meet the attendance law; it is not a district program. Here's how it works under Florida law.

1. File a notice of intent

Send a written, signed notice to your county's school superintendent within 30 days of starting. It lists each child's full legal name, address and birthdate. The district registers the program right away and can't ask for more than that.

Florida Statutes s. 1002.41(1)(a) 

2. Keep a portfolio

Keep a log of what you teach, written as you go, with the titles of the books and reading materials you use, plus samples of your child's writing, worksheets, workbooks or creative work. Keep it for 2 years. The district may ask to see it with 15 days' written notice.

Florida Statutes s. 1002.41(1)(d)-(e) 

3. Have an annual evaluation

Once a year, file an evaluation with the superintendent. You pick one of five ways: a Florida-certified teacher reviews the portfolio and talks with your child; a nationally normed test given by a certified teacher; the state assessment given by a certified teacher; a licensed psychologist; or another method you and the superintendent agree on.

Florida Statutes s. 1002.41(1)(f) 

4. When you stop

File a written notice of termination, with the annual evaluation, within 30 days of ending the program (for example, when your child goes back to school).

Florida Statutes s. 1002.41(1)(c) 

Scholarships

Personalized Education Program (PEP) is a parent-directed, homeschool-style education savings account under the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship. A PEP student is not a home education student under s. 1002.41: PEP families register with a scholarship organization instead of filing a notice with the district, and the student takes a yearly norm-referenced or state test. Applications for 2026-27 closed April 30, 2026. Step Up For Students: PEP 

Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities (FES-UA) is an education savings account for students with a qualifying disability, and it can be used by registered home education students. Step Up For Students: FES-UA 

Family Empowerment Scholarship for Educational Options (FES-EO) mainly pays private school tuition; it isn't used for home education. FLDOE scholarship programs 

Approved scholarship organizations for 2026-27: Step Up For Students, A.A.A. Scholarship Foundation-FL and Sunshine State Kids. FLDOE list 

College classes, sports and online courses

Dual enrollment: home education high schoolers can take college courses tuition-free. You sign a home education articulation agreement with the college (here, Daytona State College or St. Johns River State College), show proof of home education, and handle transportation. s. 1007.271 

Sports and activities: a home education student may take part in public school extracurricular activities at a school in your home district, paying the same fees as enrolled students, and shows progress by a method agreed on with the principal. s. 1006.15 

FLVS Flex: free individual online courses for grades K-12. Your child stays a home education student, can take up to 6 courses a semester, and FLVS Flex doesn't issue a diploma. FLVS Flex for homeschool 

Bright Futures: home education students can qualify for Florida's Bright Futures scholarships; they don't need a standard diploma. Check the current handbook for test scores and service hours. s. 1009.531 

Your county's home education office

This is general information, not legal advice. It was checked against the 2026 Florida Statutes and the official pages linked here on October 30, 2026. Laws and program rules change; confirm with your district's home education office and the Florida Department of Education .

Common questions

How do I find out which schools an address is zoned for?

Type the address into the locator at the top of this page. It shows the county school district and, from the district's own zone data, the assigned elementary, middle and high schools. Then confirm with the district, because zones can change.

If I buy a home, is the school zone guaranteed?

No. School boards can change attendance zones, and new schools open as counties grow. Before you buy, confirm the address with the district's own zone finder or its school zoning office, and ask whether any boundary changes are being considered.

What is a Florida school grade?

Each year the Florida Department of Education gives most public schools a letter grade from A to F based on the share of points earned on measures such as state test achievement, learning gains, graduation and acceleration. The 2025-26 grades were released in July 2026. Each school's full report card is on the FLDOE Know Your Schools site.

Can my child attend a school other than the zoned school?

Often, yes. Every Florida district has controlled open enrollment for schools with room, plus charter schools, magnet or academy programs and virtual school. Each district sets its own application windows; see the district cards on this page.

What do I need to register my child for school in Florida?

Usually a birth certificate, the Florida immunization form (DH 680), a school physical (DH 3040) and proof of where you live. Each district has its own list of residency documents; the district cards on this page link to them.

How do I start homeschooling in Florida?

File a written notice of intent with your county school superintendent within 30 days of starting, keep a portfolio for 2 years, and file an annual evaluation. Florida Statutes section 1002.41 sets the rules. Your county's home education office can answer questions.

Is the PEP scholarship the same as homeschooling?

No. PEP (the Personalized Education Program) is a scholarship that pays for a parent-directed education. PEP families register with a scholarship organization, not the school district, and a PEP student is not a home education student under s. 1002.41.

Can homeschool students take college classes or play sports?

Yes. Home education high schoolers can take dual enrollment college courses tuition-free under an articulation agreement with the college, and can take part in public school sports and activities in their home district.

Ask Dave

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Facts, not rankings

I don't rank schools or neighborhoods, and I won't tell anyone where to live based on schools. Everything on this page is official, public information with its source, so you can look it up and decide for yourself. CENTURY 21 Realty Exchange and I support equal housing opportunity and follow all fair housing laws.

Dave Petkovsek, Real Estate Broker & Instructor, CENTURY 21 Realty Exchange, 300 Palm Coast Pkwy NE, Palm Coast, FL 32137. Office 386-446-0017 · Dave 386-627-3182. Each office is independently owned and operated. Equal Housing Opportunity. School information comes from the Florida Department of Education, the four county school districts, the Florida Statutes and the U.S. Census Bureau, as linked on this page, and was checked October 30, 2026. School zones, programs, dates and rules change; confirm with the school district before you rely on them. This page is information, not legal advice.