SEMINOLE

Seminole serves approximately 66,680 students across 78 schools in suburban Seminole County, Florida. The district experienced minimal enrollment decline of 0.1% in the prior year, suggesting relative stability. With 3,458 teachers, the student-teacher ratio stands at 19.3:1.

Academic performance exceeds state averages in measured areas. Math proficiency reached 62.0% compared to the Florida state average of 55.3%, while reading proficiency measured 62.0% against a state average of 52.6%. The graduation rate of 92.0% substantially surpasses the state average of 86.0%.

The student population reflects demographic diversity: 40.1% White, 33.0% Hispanic, 14.3% Black, and 6.8% Asian students. Economically disadvantaged students comprise 46.4% of enrollment, with 6.1% identified as English learners and 15.5% receiving special education services.

The district operates with a total budget of $724.5 million. Per-pupil spending of $10,543 falls below the state average of $12,465. Revenue distribution shows 43.1% from local sources, 45.8% from state funding, and 11.1% from federal sources. This reliance on state and local revenue reflects typical funding patterns for suburban Florida districts while indicating relatively lower per-student resource allocation compared to statewide averages.