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Best High Schools in Zip Code 32708


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1,940
Students
Top rankedWinter Springs High School255th of 838 Florida high schools
Biggest riser
Winter Springs High School up 98 spots statewide this year
Summary:

Zip code 32708 in Winter Springs, Florida, is served by a single large high school, Winter Springs High School, which educates grades 9 through 12 with an enrollment of 1,940 students and is part of the highly-rated Seminole County school district.

Winter Springs High School presents a mixed picture of performance. On one hand, it boasts an excellent 95.3% graduation rate, exceeding both the district and state averages, and it is a standout in humanities and life sciences, with 81% proficiency in Biology and 83% in US History. However, the school faces significant challenges, particularly in mathematics. Algebra 1 proficiency has plummeted to just 21%, far below the district average of 66%, and Geometry scores also lag behind. Additionally, a very high chronic absenteeism rate of 43.2%—nearly double the district average—is a major concern for student engagement.

This creates a paradox where the school successfully graduates students, yet a large portion of the student body struggles with foundational math skills and consistent attendance. The sharp decline in Algebra 1 scores may be linked to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on this cohort of students. While the Seminole district is ranked in the 89th percentile statewide, Winter Springs High School underperforms relative to its peers in the district, suggesting school-specific issues such as culture or instruction may be driving these results. Overall, the school offers strong humanities programs and a high graduation rate, but parents should be aware of the significant math achievement gaps and attendance problems.

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