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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 33073


At a glance
4
Schools
5,546
Students
Top rankedWinston Park Elementary School618th of 2,240 Florida elementary schools
Biggest riser
Winston Park Elementary School up 104 spots statewide this year
Summary:

The four public schools in zip code 33073, serving Coconut Creek, Florida, are part of the Broward County School District and include two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, with a total enrollment of about 5,546 students.

Lyons Creek Middle School stands out as the academic powerhouse, earning a 4-star rating with exceptional proficiency rates—100% in Geometry and 99% in Biology 1—and the lowest chronic absenteeism rate (25.8%) in the area. Winston Park Elementary School also earns a 4-star rating, showing consistent improvement over three years and the lowest chronic absenteeism (24.4%) among all schools. In contrast, Monarch High School presents a paradox: it boasts a strong 96.2% graduation rate but suffers from an alarmingly high chronic absenteeism rate of 57.7%, nearly double the district average. Tradewinds Elementary School has the highest per-student spending ($13,004) and best student-teacher ratio (16.7:1) yet underperforms relative to its peers, with the lowest state ranking and highest elementary absenteeism (33.0%).

A key takeaway is that higher spending does not guarantee better outcomes, as Lyons Creek Middle achieves top results with the lowest per-student spending ($9,941). The feeder pattern from Winston Park Elementary to Lyons Creek Middle to Monarch High creates a strong educational pipeline, though Monarch’s absenteeism crisis threatens student preparedness. Overall, families in this zip code have access to high-performing elementary and middle schools, but the high school faces a critical challenge that warrants attention.

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