DeLaura Middle School

DeLaura Middle School sits at 300 Jackson Avenue in Satellite Beach and counted 548 students in grades 7 and 8 in 2024-2025.

The NCES directory search for Satellite Beach lists delaura middle school at 300 Jackson Ave, Satellite Beach, FL 32937, phone (321) 773-7581, with 548 students in grades 7 and 8 counted for 2024-2025 (NCES search for Satellite Beach). Run through the Census Bureau geocoder, the Jackson Ave address resolves to Satellite Beach city, the incorporated municipality (Census geocoder result for 300 Jackson Ave).

The Florida Department of Education lists DeLaura Middle as Brevard school 6012, school type 02, which the workbook legend calls a middle school (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades). Its website header carries the line To serve every student with excellence as the standard, above an About Us menu that includes a DeLaura Middle School Bio, a Mission / Vision Statement and an Overview and Department Heads page (DeLaura Middle website).

DeLaura Middle collected 660 points over 9 components in the 2025-26 grades, with 97 percent of eligible students tested and an A as the result.

The FLDOE workbook, current as of September 1, 2026, prints the DeLaura row with its component scores, total points and tested share (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades). The file's middle school note sets the A line at 64% of points and the B band at 57% to 63%.

DeLaura's achievement lines read 85 in math and 81 in ELA, and its learning gains lines read 66 for ELA and 58 for math (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades). Science achievement reads 78 and social studies achievement reads 87 in the DeLaura row, and both lowest 25 percent gains lines read 61.

DeLaura Middle's FLDOE row holds an A in each graded year from 2014 through 2026, a B in 2013, A letters from 2002 through 2012, a C in 2001, an A in 2000 and a B in 1999.

The workbook has no 2020 column, the DeLaura 2021 cell is blank, and it labels 2015 and 2023 as informational baselines (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades). The same row marks the Jackson Avenue school as neither charter nor Title I. The DeLaura About Us menu links its School Improvement Plan and School Data Profile for the school's own reading of its results (DeLaura Middle website).

Beyond its academic programs, DeLaura Middle lists a STEM Club, the Fellowship Of Christian Athletes (F.C.A), First Priority, a Chorus and a How To Start A Club page.

The DeLaura program spotlight describes First Priority as a welcoming community where students come together to explore and deepen their faith, and it lists Chorus with the note More information to come (DeLaura Middle website). The Clubs and Activities menu names NJHS and Beta Club, a STEM Club, the Fellowship Of Christian Athletes (F.C.A) and a Newspaper Club, and its NJHS/BETA blurb calls the two groups organizations dedicated to academic excellence, leadership development and community service.

On the course side, the DeLaura Academics menu lists Course Descriptions, an Art Program, a Music Program, a Yearbook page, the Media Center and a Science Research 2026-27 Course Description (DeLaura Middle website). The athletics menu adds an Athletic Department page, an Athletic Director page and Athletic Fundraising alongside the team pages.

DeLaura Middle's Parents and Students menu links an Industry Certifications-Return on Investment page, and its Academics menu lists an Information Technology Program.

The DeLaura certifications page appears among the school's Parents and Students items, beside PTO, Report a Concern and Resources for Military Families (DeLaura Middle website). For that DeLaura page, section 1003.4203 directs each district school board to make available digital materials, CAPE Digital Tool certificates, and CAPE industry certifications for students in prekindergarten through grade 12 in order to enable students to attain digital skills, and it allows them to be integrated into subject area curricula, offered as a separate course, made available through open-access options, or deployed through online or digital computer applications (Fla. Stat. 1003.4203).

In the state workbook, the DeLaura cell for middle school acceleration holds 83 (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades).

DeLaura Middle links an E-Bike Safety page, and the Satellite Beach Police Department separately explains the difference between an e-bike and an e-moto for parents.

The city police page says an e-bike must have pedals, has a small electric motor, has a maximum assisted speed of 28 mph and is allowed on roads, bike lanes and sidewalks (Satellite Beach Police E-Bike Safety page). An e-moto, by contrast, has no pedals, often exceeds 40 mph, and needs a driver's license, registration and a tag to be used legally on public roads. The department warns that the most common problem it sees is parents buying an e-moto believing it is an e-bike, and it asks parents to talk with children about stop signs, right-of-way, riding in traffic and always wearing a helmet.

The City of Satellite Beach Police Department is at 510 Cinnamon Drive, Satellite Beach, FL 32937, phone (321) 773-4400, and its menu lists a School Resource Officer Division and School Crossing Guards (Satellite Beach Police E-Bike Safety page). On the school side, the DeLaura Parents and Students menu carries an Attendance/Student Check Out Policy, the Bell and Monthly Rotation Schedule, Testing Schedules, a PTO page, Report a Concern and Search The Delaura-Satellite Library Catalog (DeLaura Middle website).

Last verified: October 21, 2026, by re-reading DeLaura's row 6012 and the middle school scale in FLDOE's grade workbook, the NCES list for Satellite Beach, the DeLaura Middle home page, the city police E-Bike Safety page, the Census geocoder match for Jackson Avenue and Florida Statute 1003.4203 that day.