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Best Public Schools in Zip Code 33322


At a glance
3
Schools
1,687
Students
Top rankedHorizon Elementary School774th of 2,240 Florida elementary schools
Biggest riser
Horizon Elementary School up 189 spots statewide this year
Summary:

The three public schools in zip code 33322 (Sunrise, FL)—Horizon Elementary School, Nob Hill Elementary School, and Bair Middle School—serve students from pre-kindergarten through 8th grade within the Broward district, which holds a 3-star rating. The standout story here is Horizon Elementary, which has surged from a 2-star to a 3-star school in just two years, now leading the area in math and science proficiency. For example, 75% of its 5th graders are proficient in math—13 points above both the district and state averages—and 67% are proficient in science. This is especially notable given that Horizon has the highest rate of economically disadvantaged students (55.84% free/reduced lunch) and the highest chronic absenteeism rate (37.5%), yet it also spends the most per student ($15,959) and has the smallest class sizes (14.4:1 student-teacher ratio).

Bair Middle School presents a fascinating contrast: it excels in advanced high-school-level coursework, with 91% proficiency in Biology 1 and 84% in Geometry, but struggles with standard grade-level assessments. Only 27% of its 8th graders are proficient in science, and just 37% of 6th graders meet math standards. This suggests a "barbell" effect where resources may be concentrated on either top-tier or struggling students, leaving the middle group underserved. Meanwhile, Nob Hill Elementary is a steady, consistent performer, matching district averages in most subjects and achieving 74% proficiency in 3rd-grade math. It has the lowest poverty rate (43.73%) and the lowest chronic absenteeism (30.3%) in the area.

A key takeaway is the inverse relationship between spending and performance: Horizon spends the most and performs best, while Bair spends the least ($11,996 per student) and has the largest class sizes (19.7:1). Civics education is a notable weak spot across the board, with Bair's 62% proficiency falling 15 points below the state average. For parents, Horizon offers the strongest academic trajectory, especially in math and science, while Bair is ideal for students ready for advanced coursework. Nob Hill provides reliable, middle-of-the-road performance with fewer economic challenges.

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