Fairlawn Elementary, Fort Pierce

Fairlawn Elementary in Fort Pierce earned an A in Florida's 2025-26 grades, taking 67 percent of the points available to it.

In the state's 2025-26 grades workbook, dated September 1, 2026, FAIRLAWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL appears as school 0041 in district 56, ST. LUCIE, with an A in its Grade 2026 cell (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades file). The same Fairlawn row records 535 total points earned on 8 components, 67 in the Percent of Total Possible Points column and 100 in the Percent Tested column.

Fairlawn is graded on the elementary scale, because its School Type cell reads 01, which the file's legend defines as Elementary. That note in the Fort Pierce school's grade file gives an A for 62% or more of points, a B for 54% to 61%, a C for 41% to 53%, a D for 32% to 40% and an F for 31% or less (state grades file).

Three more cells in the Fairlawn Elementary row describe the school itself: it is marked NO as a charter school and YES for Title I, with 59.3 entered for economically disadvantaged students (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades file). The Fort Pierce school's own website listed a Title I Curriculum Night among its news items, dated September 29, 2026 (Fairlawn Elementary website).

Mathematics Achievement and Science Achievement each read 85 in the Fairlawn Elementary row, while Mathematics Learning Gains of the Lowest 25% read 47.

The table copies the eight graded cells and the four summary cells of the Fairlawn row, using the column names printed in the state file (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades file). Each component is reported as a whole number, and the Total Points Earned cell is the figure the state lists, not a sum made for this Fort Pierce page.

Fairlawn's row has no entries for social studies, middle school acceleration, graduation rate or college and career acceleration, and the district lists the campus for grades K-5 (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Fairlawn). From the district profile, families can open Fairlawn's improvement plan and its grade and testing results, and the school's website posts a 2026-2027 School Improvement Plan.

The Fairlawn Elementary row reads A in the Grade 2026, Grade 2025 and Grade 2024 cells, and it shows B in the Grade 2019 and Grade 2016 cells.

The table repeats a selection of the Fairlawn history cells exactly as the state file prints them (state grades file). No 2020 column exists in the workbook, Fairlawn's Grade 2021 cell is blank, and the workbook labels its 2023 and 2015 columns as informational baselines. Every cell from Grade 2013 back through Grade 2002 in the Fairlawn row reads A.

Families comparing the Fort Pierce school with others can read every St. Lucie row in the same file; the Fort Pierce schools guide gathers the city's public schools in one place.

Fairlawn Elementary is at 3203 Rhode Island Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL 34947, and a Census Bureau geocoder lookup puts it within Fort Pierce city limits.

The district profile gives phone (772) 468-5345 and fax (772) 468-5377, a school day of 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., grades K-5, the Blue/Green zone, Board District 5 and a capacity of 713 (district profile). The same Fairlawn profile names the Patriot as mascot, lists red, white and blue as colors and offers a Safe Routes to School PDF.

A Census Bureau geocoder query matched the Fairlawn address as 3203 RHODE ISLAND AVE, FORT PIERCE, FL, 34947 and listed its incorporated place as Fort Pierce city (GEOID 1224300), St. Lucie County (Census Bureau geocoder result).

St. Lucie Public Schools lists Fairlawn Elementary as a K-5 traditional academic, multicultural magnet school serving the Blue Zone and Green Zone.

In the district's online school directory, the Fairlawn entry describes a progressive academic program and appears in the Magnet Schools list with the zone note Blue Zone and Green Zone (St. Lucie Public Schools school directory). According to the Student Assignment page, Midway Road divides those two: Green is the zone north of the road, and Blue covers the area south of Midway Road on the east side of Florida's Turnpike (Student Assignment page).

The Fairlawn website says lessons are designed to encourage students to use knowledge to solve problems rather than passively absorb information, and it links a Kids at Hope page, a student dress code, a supply list and a bell schedule (school website). The Fort Pierce site also links Transportation Information/Bus Registration and FortifyFL, which the site labels a suspicious activity reporting tool.

The same directory's Magnet Schools list places Fairlawn beside Creative Arts Academy of St. Lucie, Frances K. Sweet Elementary, Lincoln Park Academy, Samuel S. Gaines Academy of Emerging Technologies and Fort Pierce Westwood Academy, and it says magnet schools are schools with attractor programs (magnet list). Among those, Fairlawn and F. K. Sweet Elementary carry the same traditional academic, multicultural label, but the directory assigns F. K. Sweet to the Red Zone and Green Zone instead of Fairlawn's Blue Zone and Green Zone.

For care after the 3:00 p.m. dismissal, the Fairlawn profile lists Loving Care Young Achievers Club as the after school care provider (Fairlawn profile).

Magnet seats at Fairlawn Elementary are requested through the district Student Assignment Office, which can be reached at (772) 429-3930.

Under the directory's magnet rules, an application can be filed once a child has a social security number, the forms are handed out only by the Student Assignment Office, and seats go in order of application date (district magnet listing). The Student Assignment page lays out two steps instead: apply online for a regional zone or another choice program, then register at the school that is assigned (district Student Assignment page). Fort Pierce families may want to call the office first, since the two district pages describe the magnet route differently.

The Student Assignment page sets one entry age for Fairlawn and every other district school in Fort Pierce and Port St. Lucie: kindergartners must have turned 5 by September 1, with no early entrance allowed.

First time registrations need uploaded documents, which the Student Assignment page lists as the child's original birth certificate, proof of address, the Social Security card when one exists, custody papers if the child does not live with both natural parents, details of the previous school and any IEP (required documents list). After a Fairlawn seat is assigned, the page says parents finish registration online, uploading a physical exam no older than 12 months plus the Florida Certificate of Immunization.

Bus service to Fort Pierce magnet campuses often uses Community Bus Stops, which the Transportation department describes as centralized pickup points used primarily for magnet schools and attractor programs, and parents are expected to bring children to the designated stop when needed (district Transportation page). Its north complex sits at 601 S. 29th St. in Fort Pierce, and the department answers at (772) 204-RIDE (7433). Parents of Fairlawn riders can follow a bus in the Here Comes the Bus app by entering school code 77914, according to the same page.

Questions that the Fort Pierce campus cannot answer go to the St. Lucie Public Schools district office (9461 Brandywine Lane, Port St. Lucie; (772) 429-3600), printed at the foot of the Fairlawn profile (district profile page).

Last verified: October 22, 2026, when row 0041 of the state's 2025-26 grades file was read again for Fairlawn Elementary, along with the district profile, the school directory, Student Assignment and Transportation pages, the school's website and a Census geocoder lookup of 3203 Rhode Island Avenue.