Summary:
The 15 schools in Davie, Florida, part of the Broward County district, serve a diverse range of students from elementary through high school, with performance spanning from elite, top-tier institutions to those facing significant challenges.
Standout schools in Davie include McFatter Technical College, a magnet high school that ranks in the top 3% of Florida high schools with a 100% graduation rate and test scores far exceeding state averages. At the elementary level, Somerset Academy Davie Charter School is a small but powerful 5-star school, while Fox Trail Elementary School offers consistent, high-quality performance with a 4-star rating. In contrast, Davie Elementary School is the most challenged, with a 1-star rating and test scores significantly below district and state averages. The two middle schools, Indian Ridge Middle School and Nova Middle School, excel as academic launchpads, with near-perfect proficiency rates in advanced coursework like Algebra 1 and Geometry.
Key metrics reveal a complex picture. Graduation rates are exceptionally high across all four high schools, with College Academy At Broward College also achieving a perfect 100% rate. However, chronic absenteeism varies dramatically, from 0.0% at College Academy to a staggering 51.4% at Western High School, which paradoxically maintains a strong 4-star rating. Spending per student does not correlate with success; Flamingo Elementary School has the highest spending but below-average scores, while McFatter Technical College achieves top results with moderate spending. Charter school performance is a mixed bag, with Somerset Academy Davie excelling while Championship Academy Of Distinction At Davie struggles, and Atlantic Montessori Charter School West Campus has seen a dramatic decline from a 5-star to a 3-star rating.
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