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Seminole County Public Schools 2026 Performance Overview

Original title: Points of Pride 2026

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The Frame

What this does

The report establishes the current academic standing and program availability for students within the Seminole County Public School district, which serves as a benchmark for local educational services.

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SCPS Students

Students have access to the district's 15 magnet programs and specific career academies.

Seminole County Residents

Residents are served by the district's academic performance and program offerings.

What changed

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Summary

This report highlights the academic achievements and program offerings of Seminole County Public Schools (SCPS) for the 2024-2025 school year. It details graduation rates, STEM rankings, and the expansion of specialized career-focused programs.

Key Facts

SCPS is rated an 'A' district and is classified as Academically High-Performing by the Florida Department of Education.
The 2024-2025 graduation rate was 94.4%, which is 2% higher than the state average.
SCPS is ranked #1 in Florida for STEM education.
The district operates 15 magnet schools and programs, including a K-12 International Baccalaureate pathway.
A new firefighting academy was added at Winter Springs High School.
A new Roots to Research Agricultural Bio-Science program was added at Oviedo High.
Students took 16,874 AP exams during the 2024-2025 school year.
The AP exam pass rate was 73%, exceeding the state average by 5% and the global average by 3%.

Frequently Asked Questions

What new career-focused programs are available in SCPS?

SCPS recently added a firefighting academy at Winter Springs High School and a Roots to Research Agricultural Bio-Science program at Oviedo High.

How does the SCPS graduation rate compare to the state average?

The SCPS graduation rate for 2024-2025 was 94.4%, which is 2% higher than the state average.

Why It Matters

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Focus on Specialized Career Academies

The district is actively expanding specialized career-focused programs like firefighting and agricultural bio-science at specific high schools.

Winter Springs High School Oviedo High

Connected Entities

organizationFlorida Department of Education“The state body that rates the school district.”Map →

locationOviedo High“Site of the Roots to Research Agricultural Bio-Science program.”Map →

organizationSeminole County Public Schools“The school district issuing the performance report.”Map →

locationWinter Springs High School“Site of the new firefighting academy.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

www.scps.k12.fl.us

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