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Best Elementary Schools in Zip Code 33773


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3
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1,281
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Top rankedSouthern Oak Elementary School1173rd of 2,240 Florida elementary schools
Summary:

There are three elementary schools serving grades PK through 5 in the 33773 zip code of Largo, Florida, all part of the Pinellas County School District, which holds a 4-star rating and ranks in the 79th percentile statewide.

For parents comparing schools, Southern Oak Elementary School stands out as the strongest all-around performer, earning a 4-star rating in recent years and boasting the lowest chronic absenteeism rate (23.4%) in the area—well below both the district and state averages. Its 4th-grade math score of 77% is a standout, outpacing the district average by 9 points. Walsingham Elementary School, despite having the smallest enrollment (366), is a consistent performer where every reported math and science score met or exceeded district averages in 2024-2025, and its 5th-grade ELA score (67%) was the highest in the zip code. Fuguitt Elementary School shows a mixed picture: while it spends the most per student ($15,084), it has the highest chronic absenteeism rate (34.7%) and has seen a declining state ranking over three years, though it did show notable improvement in 4th and 5th-grade math scores.

A key takeaway is that higher spending does not guarantee better results, as Fuguitt’s higher investment hasn't translated into top test scores. Chronic absenteeism is a clear challenge at Fuguitt and Walsingham, where rates exceed state averages, while Southern Oak’s lower absenteeism correlates with its stronger academic outcomes. Overall, Southern Oak offers the most consistent high performance, Walsingham provides balanced strength across subjects, and Fuguitt shows potential for improvement but faces significant attendance-related hurdles.

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