Florida Dept of Education Releases Grades of Nassau County Schools

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Nassau County Schools

Kathy K. Burns, Superintendent

Press Release

July 7, 2022

Making the Grade

Report cards are in.  On Thursday, July 7th, the Florida Department of Education released school and district grades for the 21-22 school year.  Once again, the Nassau County School District is “A rated” and the second highest rated school district in the state.

District Grade   A                      District Ranking   2nd out of 67 Districts

SCHOOLGRADE 2022GRADE 2021
Bryceville ElementaryAA
Callahan IntermediateAA
Callahan MiddleAA
Emma Love HardeeAA
Fernandina Beach HighAA
Fernandina Beach MiddleBB
Hilliard ElementaryAA
Hilliard Middle SeniorAB
West Nassau HighBB
Wildlight ElementaryAA
Yulee ElementaryAA
Yulee HighBB
Yulee MiddleAB

We began the 21-22 school year facing the continued challenges of COVID, along with the national teacher shortage.  The commitment, dedication, and perseverance of the Nassau County School District prevailed.  Please join me in celebrating and congratulating “the Team” that makes a difference every day!  Take the time to email, call, visit, or write a note to the teachers and leaders in your child’s school, your community, and throughout Nassau County.  Let them know how much you appreciate their dedication to the success of students and the improvement of our schools!

Moving forward, it’s important that we take the steps necessary to continue our academic focus, improve safety, enhance Career and Technical training opportunities, as well as recruit and retain the best teachers! We are fortunate to live and work in a community of leaders, supporters, and friends of education. We Are Nassau!

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