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Athletics: 74 programs offered at middle and high schools
#BrowardCODES: First district to partner with national Code.org initiative
Broward Technical Colleges: Students at our Technical Colleges - Atlantic, McFatter, and Sheridan - led the state of Florida in total certifications earned for a seventh consecutive year
Broward Virtual School: A pioneer in virtual learning, celebrating 20+ years of e-Learning leadership
Cambridge International: BCPS named District of the Year by Cambridge International twice in four years (2017/18 and 2020/21) for high academic achievements among students in Cambridge programs
Chess: Largest school district to offer scholastic chess to all second grade students; all K – 12 students have access to Chess4Life, an interactive online chess platform
Computer Science: Courses, curriculum and activities at every school
CTACE: BCPS provides 75+ Career Technical Education paths across high and middle schools, technical colleges, and alternative education centers, preparing students for high-paying jobs
Debate: Largest in the nation, with more than 15,000 students actively competing
Dual Language: Offered at 41 schools
Foreign Exchange: For BCPS and international students between ages 15 – 18
Innovative and Magnet Programs: Total: 188 magnet and innovative programs
JROTC: Largest program in the nation
Top High Schools: Ten BCPS High Schools ranked in the top 10% of high schools in the nation by US News and World Report for 2022
Total instructional staff: 14,403
Clerical and support staff: 11,016
Administrators: 1,601
Total number of permanent employees: 27,020
Substitute teachers and temporary employees: 1,332
Substitute teachers and temporary employees outsourced through Kelly Education Services: 4,671
Total employees: 31,691
Source: Enterprise Applications, as of 08/09/2023.
White: 51.5% / 129,268
Black: 40.5% / 101,590
Asian: 3.9% / 9,769
Native American or Native Alaskan: 0.3% / 784
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander: 0.2% / 517
Multiracial: 3.7% / 9,178
Hispanic: 38.4% / 96,429
Non-Hispanic: 61.6% / 154,677
English Language Learners (ELL): 13.4% / 33,711
Exceptional Student Education (ESE): 15.6% / 39,103
Free or Reduced Lunch Meals: 69.2% / 173,650
Source: 09/11/2023 Benchmark Day Enrollment Report, Demographics & Enrollment Planning
Basic Programs: $8,035
ESOL: $8,618
Exceptional Programs: $14,432
Career Education: $7,600
Total For All Programs: $9,468
Source: 2022-23 Average Per Student Expenditure, Florida Department of Education
91% Overall Average Daily Attendance
Pre – K: 5,794
K – 5: 81,731
6 – 8: 42,242
9 – 12: 67,914
Centers: 3,592
Charter Schools: 49,833
TOTAL: 251,106
Source: 09/11/2023 Benchmark Day Enrollment Report, Demographics & Enrollment Planning; includes elementary, middle, high and virtual schools
95.5%*
*Traditional high schools 2022/23 (Excludes Centers and Charter Schools)
Source: High School Graduation Rates, 2021 - 22 [Memo] and Appendix C Released 1/13/2023
Middle: 35
High: 32
Combination: 9
Colleges (Adult Enrolled): 3
Centers: 16
ESE Contract Agency Schools: 7
TOTAL: 239
Charter Schools: 87
Total Schools: 326
Source: Demographics & Enrollment Planning, 2023/24 School Year.
830+ school buses transport more than 54,000 students daily, and BCPS buses travel more than 10.7 million miles annually.
Source: Student Transportation and Fleet Services, as of July 2023.
A: 46
B: 42
C: 38
D: 6
F: 2
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022
A: 7
B: 7
C: 19
D: 1
F: 0
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.
A: 12
B: 3
C: 11
D: 0
F: 0
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.
A: 1
B: 2
C: 6
D: 0
F: 0
Combination schools include grades K – 8 or 6 – 12.
BCPS centers and colleges do not receive letter grades from the state.
Source:2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.
A: 15
B: 6
C: 6
D: 2
F: 1
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.
A: 7
B: 6
C: 3
D: 0
F: 0
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.
A: 2
B: 2
C: 3
D: 0
F: 0
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.
A: 15
B: 4
C: 6
D: 0
F: 0
Combination schools include grades K-8 or 6-12
BCPS centers and colleges do not receive letter grades from the state
Source: 2021-22 School Grades, Florida Department of Education as of July 17, 2022.