How many public middle schools are in Florida?
This count covers public and charter records classified at the middle level. It does not combine other grade configurations or separately grouped private-school records.
How this Florida middle-school count is built.
The count uses K12 Atlas school profiles aligned to the 2024 NCES Common Core of Data. A record appears here when its reported school-level classification is Middle. Schools with combined, ungraded, prekindergarten, secondary, or unreported configurations appear in the state’s other-level directory.
Miami accounts for 39 listings, or 6.7% of this directory count. That describes record distribution only; K12 Atlas does not rank school quality.
Updated September 2, 2026 · Source year 2024 · Release v2026.07 · Read the methodology or return to all Florida school levels.
Where Florida middle schools appear in the directory.
The 582 records are distributed across 55 reported districts and 221 cities. That statewide coverage matters because a single total does not show whether listings are concentrated in a few large systems or spread across many local school organizations.
Miami-dade is the largest district group on this page by middle-school record count, with 77 listings, or 13.2% of the statewide total. The five most represented districts account for 248 records (42.6%), while 12 districts contribute one record each.
At the city level, Miami has 39 listings. The five most represented cities together account for 131 records (22.5%), and 109 cities have one listing in this level-specific directory. These are record counts, not school rankings or quality judgments.
Reported grade spans among Florida middle schools.
A school-level label groups related records, but campuses can report different starting and ending grades. The most common reported spans are listed below.
537 school records
18 school records
8 school records
7 school records
3 school records
3 school records
2 school records
1 school records
Grade-span counts describe the source records in this directory. They do not imply admissions rules, attendance boundaries, program availability, or equivalence between districts.
Public and charter records in the Florida count.
502 middle schools
80 middle schools
This breakdown keeps sector labels separate from school level. Private-school records without a comparable CCD level are listed under the state’s other-level directory, so they are not silently added to this middle-school answer.
Florida districts represented in the middle-school count.
77 middle-school records · Miami
48 middle-school records · Hollywood
44 middle-school records · Orlando
41 middle-school records · Tampa
38 middle-school records · West Palm Beach
27 middle-school records · Jacksonville
25 middle-school records · Lakeland
21 middle-school records · St Petersburg
18 middle-school records · Fort Myers
16 middle-school records · New Port Richey
13 middle-school records · Naples
12 middle-school records · Palm Bay
Shown in descending record count, not to evaluate districts.
Middle schools by city.
39 middle schools
33 middle schools
25 middle schools
24 middle schools
10 middle schools
10 middle schools
8 middle schools
8 middle schools
8 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
7 middle schools
6 middle schools
6 middle schools
6 middle schools
6 middle schools
5 middle schools
5 middle schools
5 middle schools
Example Florida middle-school records.
One example from each of the most represented cities, where available. These are directory examples, not recommendations.
| School | City | District | Grades | Sector |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACADEMIR CHARTER SCHOOL MIDDLE | Miami | MIAMI-DADE | 06–08 | Public charter |
| 34-M-W-7 (34-M-N-7) | Orlando | ORANGE | 06–08 | Public |
| ALFRED I. DUPONT MIDDLE SCHOOL | Jacksonville | DUVAL | 06–08 | Public |
| BENITO MIDDLE SCHOOL | Tampa | HILLSBOROUGH | 06–08 | Public |
| BRADEN RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOL | Bradenton | MANATEE | 06–08 | Public |
| CORKSCREW MIDDLE SCHOOL | Naples | COLLIER | 06–08 | Public |
| COUNTRY CLUB MIDDLE SCHOOL | Hialeah | MIAMI-DADE | 06–08 | Public |
| BELLVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL | Pensacola | ESCAMBIA | 06–08 | Public |
| DEERLAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL | Tallahassee | LEON | 06–08 | Public |
| CALOOSA MIDDLE SCHOOL | Cape Coral | LEE | 06–08 | Public |
| CORAL SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL | Coral Springs | BROWARD | 06–08 | Public |
| ABRAHAM LINCOLN MIDDLE SCHOOL | Gainesville | ALACHUA | 06–08 | Public |
Questions about Florida middle schools.
How many public middle schools are in Florida?
K12 Atlas counts 582 Florida schools reported at the middle level in its 2024 NCES CCD-aligned directory.
What does the Florida middle-school count include?
It includes public and charter records classified at the middle level. Other grade configurations and private-school records are grouped separately so the count is reproducible.
Which Florida cities and districts have middle-school listings?
The directory covers 221 cities and 55 districts. The examples on this page show identity, location, district, and grade span without ranking schools.
Can I download the full list of Florida middle schools?
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