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Best High Schools in Zip Code 33569


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5-star school
Top rankedBell Creek Academy61st of 841 Florida high schools
Summary:

Zip code 33569 in Riverview, FL, is home to two high schools—Riverview High School and Bell Creek Academy—serving grades 9-12 and 6-12 respectively, within the Hillsborough school district.

Bell Creek Academy is the standout school in this area, earning a 5-star rating and ranking in the top 10% of all Florida high schools (93rd percentile). It boasts near-perfect graduation rates (99.3%) and low chronic absenteeism (18.2%), with proficiency rates 20-30 percentage points above state averages in every subject. In contrast, Riverview High School is a solid mid-performing school with a 3-star rating and a 66th percentile state rank. While Riverview meets or slightly exceeds state averages in subjects like Biology (76%) and US History (81%), it struggles with math (51% Algebra 1 proficiency) and has a high chronic absenteeism rate of 35%, well above the state average of 31.4%. The two schools spend nearly identical amounts per student ($8,454 vs. $8,558), yet Bell Creek Academy’s outcomes are dramatically better, highlighting differences in school culture and student demographics.

For parents, the key takeaway is the stark choice within this single zip code. Bell Creek Academy offers elite academic performance across all grades and subjects, while Riverview High School provides a more average experience with notable strengths in science and history. Riverview’s high absenteeism is a red flag that may impact student success, whereas Bell Creek’s low absenteeism and high engagement suggest a more focused learning environment. Both schools are part of the same district, but their vastly different profiles mean families should carefully consider their priorities when choosing a school.

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