Port St. Lucie High School

In the 2025-26 Florida school grades, Port St. Lucie High School received an A on 66 percent of possible points, after a B the year before (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook, row 3157).

The Florida Department of Education file lists Port St. Lucie High as school number 0301 in district 56, St. Lucie, and records 664 total points across 10 components (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook, row 3157). The same workbook sets the scale for high and combination schools: an A takes 65 percent of points or more, and a B takes 60 to 64 percent (FLDOE grading scale note in the 2025-26 workbook).

Every Port St. Lucie High grade in the table comes from the year columns of the same row (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook, row 3157). The workbook labels the 2023 letter an informational baseline grade rather than a regular grade, so that C does not sit on the same footing as the years around it. The workbook has no 2020 column, and its 2021 cell for this school is blank.

Port St. Lucie High's strongest components were its 2024-25 graduation rate of 100 and college and career acceleration of 90, while mathematics achievement was its lowest at 44 (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook, row 3157).

The row also marks Port St. Lucie High as a Title I school, not a charter school, with 66.7 in the column for percent of economically disadvantaged students (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook, row 3157). Florida's grading statute says each school must assess at least 95 percent of its eligible students, and the workbook shows 96 percent tested here (Florida Statutes section 1008.34).

Two of the ten Port St. Lucie High components exist only because it is a high school. Section 1008.34 adds the four-year graduation rate and a college and career measure, each worth 100 points, to any school made up of grades 9 through 12 (Florida Statutes section 1008.34). For Port St. Lucie High those two lines are the highest in the row.

Port St. Lucie High School sits inside Port St. Lucie city limits: the Census geocoder places 1201 SE Lennard Road in Port St. Lucie city, GEOID 1258715 (Census geocoder result for 1201 SE Lennard Road).

Official records give the campus two street names. The district profile lists 1201 S.E. Lennard Road, Port St. Lucie, FL 34952, phone (772) 337-6770 (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Port St. Lucie High). The school's own website header reads 1201 Southeast Jaguar Lane with phone (772) 337-6771 (Port St. Lucie High School website), and the federal school search prints 1201 SE Jaguar Ln with (772) 337-6770 (NCES public school search for Port St. Lucie).

Classes run from 7:33 a.m. to 1:41 p.m. on the district profile, and the school site header adds Monday to Friday (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Port St. Lucie High; Port St. Lucie High School website). The school describes its campus as resting on a natural preserve, The Savannas (Port St. Lucie High School website). The district office for every public school in the county is at 9461 Brandywine Lane, Port St. Lucie, (772) 429-3600 (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Port St. Lucie High).

High school students go to the residential zone school for their ZIP code, and the district profile lists Port St. Lucie High under Zone: Blue with a capacity of 2,258 (Student Assignment; district profile).

Currently enrolled students need no application for their zone school; the Student Assignment page reserves high school applications for the WEST Prep Magnet at Fort Pierce Westwood Academy and for attractor programs, naming International Baccalaureate, an aeronautical program (AERO) and the Marine Oceanographic Academy (St. Lucie Public Schools Student Assignment page). For elementary and middle schools, the same page draws the Blue Zone south of Midway Road and east of Florida's Turnpike (St. Lucie Public Schools Student Assignment page).

The federal count is lower than the building's capacity. NCES lists 1,793 students in grades 9 to 12 for the 2024-25 school year (NCES public school search for Port St. Lucie), against the 2,258 capacity on the district profile (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Port St. Lucie High). The district profile also places the school in school board district 4, with black and red as school colors and the Jaguar as mascot (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Port St. Lucie High).

Port St. Lucie High offers the Cambridge AICE program and dual enrollment, career and technical programs, a JROTC unit and visual and performing arts (Port St. Lucie High School website).

The district profile names the Cambridge AICE Diploma and dual enrollment as the school's advanced academic options and lists applied technology courses in business marketing, building construction, technical design and drafting, automotive technology, health science, biomedical science, culinary arts and web development (St. Lucie Public Schools profile for Port St. Lucie High). The school website groups its career programs as the Allied Health Academy, the Jaguar Culinary Crew, Marketing, Technical Design (Drafting) and TV Production (Port St. Lucie High School website).

The JROTC menu on the Port St. Lucie High site lists a color guard, drill team, marksmanship and Raiders teams and the JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl (Port St. Lucie High School website). Arts listings include 2D and 3D art, the band, creative photography and theatre, and the counseling menu links to dual enrollment with Indian River State College (Port St. Lucie High School website).

All three can lift a Florida high school's college and career acceleration score, the component where Port St. Lucie High posted 90 (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook, row 3157).

For a Port St. Lucie High student, section 1008.34 offers several routes into that measure: eligibility to earn college credit through an Advanced International Certificate of Education exam, an Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate exam or a dual enrollment course; an industry certification on the state's CAPE funding list; or a score of Category II or higher on the military aptitude battery while completing at least two JROTC credits from one branch (Florida Statutes section 1008.34). That last route is why the Port St. Lucie High JROTC program matters to a school's grade as well as to its cadets.

For Port St. Lucie High students who take dual enrollment courses, section 1007.271 exempts dual enrollment students from registration, tuition and laboratory fees, and says instructional materials assigned for dual enrollment courses are made available to those students free of charge (Florida Statutes section 1007.271). The same section defines early admission as full-time enrollment at a college in courses that count toward both the diploma and a degree, with at least 12 college credit hours a semester (Florida Statutes section 1007.271).

The Port St. Lucie schools hub compares this campus with the other high schools that serve the city, and the charter schools guide covers the tuition-free charter options. Last verified: October 22, 2026, with the FLDOE grades row for school 0301, the district profile, the school website menus, the NCES search, the Census geocoder and two Florida statutes all read again that day.