Alachua County School District
26 schools in Gainesville · 10,277 students
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K–12 schools
Schools in Gainesville
Public elementary, middle and high schools from the 2023–24 directory in Gainesville, with grades, enrollment, student–teacher ratios, districts and links to school calendars.
Districts
School districts
The districts that run public schools in this city, with their school calendars below.
Uf Lab School
1 school in Gainesville · 1,340 students
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No-school days, breaks, early release and events from each district’s public calendar.
Uf Lab School calendar
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15 schools
Elementary schools
Pre-K and kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade.
K–5 · CharterBoulware Springs Charter158 students · 12.2 per teacher1303 NE 23RD AVEPre-K–5C. W. Norton Elementary School539 students · 13.8 per teacher2200 NW 45TH AVEPre-K–6 · CharterCaring & Sharing Learning School320 students · 24.6 per teacher1951 SE 4TH STK–5Carolyn Beatrice Parker Elementary502 students · 14.3 per teacher1912 NW 5TH AVEPre-K–KEarly Learning Academy At Duval2106 NE 8TH AVEPre-KFearnside Family Services Center3600 NE 15TH STK–5Glen Springs Elementary School443 students · 14.8 per teacher2826 NW 31ST AVEK–5Joseph Williams Elementary School458 students · 15.8 per teacher1245 SE 7TH AVEPre-K–5Littlewood Elementary School720 students · 15 per teacher812 NW 34TH STPre-K–5Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings Elementary School420 students · 15 per teacher3500 NE 15TH ST1–5Scholars For Success2802 NE 8TH AVEK–5Stephen Foster Elementary School386 students · 12.9 per teacher3800 NW 6TH STK–6 · CharterThe One Room School House Project188 students · 17.1 per teacher4180 NE 15TH STPre-K–5W. A. Metcalfe Elementary School444 students · 12.7 per teacher1250 NE 18TH AVEPre-K–5William S. Talbot Elem School627 students · 15.3 per teacher5701 NW 43RD ST
4 schools
Middle and junior high schools
Grades six through eight, roughly.
6–8Abraham Lincoln Middle School697 students · 24.9 per teacher1001 SE 12TH ST6–8Howard W. Bishop Middle School846 students · 22.9 per teacher1901 NE 9TH ST6–8 · CharterResilience Charter School Inc114 students · 19 per teacher1717 NE 9TH ST6–8Westwood Middle School795 students · 23.4 per teacher1262 NW 31ST DRIVE
6 schools
High schools
Grades nine through twelve.
6–12A.Quinn Jones Center91 students · 6.5 per teacher1108 NW 7TH AVE6–12Challenge At Alachua Academy25 students3430 NE 39TH AVE9–12Gainesville High School1,791 students · 24.5 per teacher1900 NW 13TH ST8–12 · CharterNorth Central Florida Public Charter School187 students · 31.2 per teacher1000 NE 16TH BLVD BLDG C6–12Pace51 students1010 SE 4TH AVE9–12Professional Academy Magnet At Loften High School310 students · 20.7 per teacher3000 E UNIVERSITY AVE
2 schools
Other schools
K–8 and K–12 schools, special programs and alternative schools.
Questions
Schools in Gainesville: questions
How many public schools are in Gainesville?
27 public schools are located in Gainesville, with about 11,617 students: 15 elementary schools, 4 middle and junior high schools, 6 high schools, 2 other schools. Source: U.S. Department of Education, 2023–24.
What school districts serve Gainesville?
Alachua County School District (26 schools); Uf Lab School (1 school).
What is the largest high school in Gainesville?
Gainesville High School, with 1,791 students.
Where can I find school calendars for Gainesville?
Each district’s website has its calendar, including the first day of school, breaks and early-release days. The district list on this page links to each one.
Public school data from the U.S. Department of Education’s Common Core of Data (2023–24 directory; enrollment and teachers as reported to NCES). Private schools: NCES Private School Survey (2023–24); schools located in a private home are not listed. These are historical survey records, not confirmation of current operation. Confirm current location and admissions with each school, and enrollment boundaries with the district.