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Brevard County Schools Did it Again!

Brevard County Schools Did it Again

Brevard County Schools took third place in the state, with 84% of schools receiving a grade "A".

The scoring is based on scores that students get on the FCAT, the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. "A" rated schools are awarded $75 per student.

All of Brevard County Middle Schools earned an "A" for the fourth year in a row.

St. John and Gilchrist County took 1st and 2nd place in the state.

We love to pass this information along to potential homebuyers, as we receive so many inquiries as to the quality of our local schools.

Another great reason to consider living in Brevard County Florida!

This article is authored by

Sandy Shores REALTOR®, Melbourne/Palm Bay FL Real Estate

Brevard County Real Estate & Investing

I also buy, sell, rent, own and manage Investment Property.

Posted by Sandy Shores, Melbourne/Palm Bay FL, Brevard County Real Estate & Investing on 06/19/2009 03:50 PM

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9 Comments on Brevard County Schools Did it Again!

JUN

That is excellent!

I am sure it will bring new buyers to your area

your friend in Charlottesville Virginia!

Charles, We have many that move here to come to our A rated schools.

Hi SS,

Woo Hoo for Brevard County Schools! You all must be very proud!

Sandy - Those are remarkable scores for your schools. That's very important information for families with school age children! And the climate there can't be bad either:-)