Summary:
The 33065 zip code in Coral Springs, Florida, is served by 14 public and charter schools under the Broward district, offering a diverse range of educational options from Pre-K through 12th grade in a community with significant economic diversity.
The standout performer is Coral Springs Charter School, a high school serving grades 6-12 that leads the area with a 4-star rating, a 99.6% graduation rate, and test scores well above district averages—such as 92% proficiency in Civics and 87% in 7th-grade Math. In contrast, the two alternative schools, Academic Solutions High School and Academic Solutions Academy A, are 0-star schools with graduation rates around 23% and catastrophic chronic absenteeism rates exceeding 95%, highlighting a stark divide. Among traditional schools, Coral Springs Middle School excels in advanced coursework, with 95% proficiency in Geometry and 90% in Civics, while Coral Springs Elementary School has shown remarkable improvement, jumping from a 1-star to a 3-star rating with 81% of 3rd graders proficient in ELA.
Key metrics reveal that the three main high schools—Coral Glades High School, Coral Springs High School, and Coral Springs Charter—all boast graduation rates above 98%, far exceeding the district average of 91.4%. However, chronic absenteeism is a concern, averaging 38.5% across the zip code, though this is heavily skewed by the alternative schools. Math proficiency is a consistent weakness, especially in 8th grade, where scores at Sawgrass Springs Middle School drop to 33% compared to 63% in ELA. Spending per student varies widely, from $8,367 at Academic Solutions Academy A to $15,404 at Coral Springs Elementary, but higher spending does not guarantee higher performance, as seen at James S. Hunt Elementary School, which spends $14,805 per student yet ranks only in the 52nd percentile.
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