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Treasure Coast Schools Keep Top Grade in Florida

Treasure Coast, FL, USAFriday, July 3, 2026

The Treasure Coast has once again proven its dedication to academic excellence, securing A ratings across all three school districts for the 2025-2026 academic year—a remarkable feat marking the second consecutive year of top-tier performance.

The Florida Department of Education released the grades in July 2025, evaluating districts based on state test scores, year-over-year gains, dropout rates, and graduation statistics—with Indian River, Martin, and St. Lucie Counties all achieving the highest possible distinction.

A Proven Streak of Success

🏆 Indian River County – Four Straight Years of Excellence

For the fourth consecutive year, Indian River County has earned an A, a streak initiated in 2023. Superintendents lauded the collaborative effort of students, educators, families, and staff as the driving force behind this sustained success.

"This achievement is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our entire community," remarked the district superintendent.

📚 Martin County – Maintaining High Standards

Martin County upheld its A rating for the second year running, demonstrating that sustaining excellence is just as demanding as achieving it. The superintendent emphasized the impressive progress across all student groups, reinforcing the district’s commitment to continuous improvement.

🌟 St. Lucie County – A Year of Achievement

St. Lucie County joined the elite with another A rating, following its first in 2025. The district’s leadership credited students, teachers, support staff, school leaders, families, and the broader community for this milestone, highlighting the power of collective effort in driving success.

What These Ratings Mean

The A grades reflect: ✅ Strong standardized test performanceMeasurable academic growth over the yearLow dropout rates and high graduation numbers (for high schools)

This consistent success solidifies the Treasure Coast’s reputation as a hub for academic rigor and achievement, setting a standard for districts statewide.

The message is clear: When a community invests in education, the results follow.

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