Astronaut High School

Astronaut High School sits at 800 War Eagle Boulevard, Titusville, FL 32796, and its main line is (321) 264-3000.

The federal Common Core of Data search for Titusville lists Astronaut High School at 800 War Eagle Blvd in ZIP 32796, Brevard County, phone (321) 264-3000, serving grades 9 through 12 (NCES Titusville school search). The school's own Brevard Public Schools website gives the same street address and number in its Find Us footer, calls the campus the Home of the War Eagles, and carries the district motto line about serving every student with excellence as the standard (Astronaut High website).

In the Florida Department of Education grade file the Titusville campus is school number 0161 in district 05, Brevard, and is coded as school type 03, a high school (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades file). The same row marks Astronaut High as not a charter school and not a Title I school. For district matters the Astronaut High website footer lists the Brevard Public Schools ethics hotline, 321-633-1000 extension 11170, next to the school phone.

Astronaut High School earned a C in Florida's 2025-26 school grades, with 57 percent of possible points across 10 scored components.

The state file, titled 2025-26 School Grades as of September 1, 2026, credits the War Eagle Boulevard school with 566 total points, 10 components and 98 percent of eligible students tested (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades file). Under the high and combination school scale printed above the rows, 45 to 59 percent of points earns a C, 60 to 64 percent a B and 65 percent or greater an A, while a D covers 35 to 44 percent and an F 34 percent or less.

Florida law defines each letter grade: a C marks a school making satisfactory progress, a B above average progress and an A excellent progress, while a school must test at least 95 percent of its eligible students to receive a grade (Section 1008.34, Florida Statutes). For a school made up of grades 9 through 12, the statute adds two components worth 100 points each: the 4-year graduation rate and the share of students eligible to earn college and career credit through AP, IB, dual enrollment or industry certification. At Astronaut High those two lines read 96 and 72 for 2024-25 in the state file (FLDOE grades file).

The FLDOE file shows Astronaut High with a C in every graded year from 2016 through 2026, after A grades from 2011 through 2015 and B grades from 2006 through 2010.

The 2021 column in the Titusville row is blank and the file carries no 2020 column, so neither year has a grade to report for Astronaut High (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades file). The 2023 and 2015 grades carry the label informational baseline in the file's own column headings.

A grade alone does not explain where points were earned. In the 2025-26 Astronaut High row the graduation rate component reads 96, while mathematics achievement reads 36, the figures the state publishes next to each other in the same file (FLDOE grades file). Florida law also requires an annual school report card for parents that includes the school's grade and student performance in English Language Arts, mathematics, science and social studies (Section 1008.34, Florida Statutes).

The Astronaut High website lists an Advanced Placement Academy, AVID, an Academy of Fine Arts, an Academy of Health Sciences, Career and Technical Education and U.S. Army JROTC.

According to the Titusville school's program list, the Advanced Placement Academy runs core subjects through honors and AP courses and can lead to college credit while in high school; AVID is described as a college readiness program in which students take honors and advanced courses with focused support (Astronaut High website). The Academy of Fine Arts covers fields including Digital Media, Music, Theatre and Journalism, and the Academy of Health Sciences is described as preparing students who want healthcare-related careers through hands-on experience. The Career and Technical Education line names Welding, Construction and Culinary among its hands-on courses, and the JROTC entry calls the U.S. Army program a character development program with co-curricular activities and competitions.

College credit options sit under a Dual Enrollment menu on the Astronaut High site, which links Eastern Florida State College dual enrollment information and a guide, an Early College Aerospace page and College Credit Certification (Astronaut High website). A College and Career Resource Center menu gathers Bright Futures requirements, FAFSA and financial aid information, career exploration, CTE certificates and a page on joining the military. Course choices are posted as 2026-2027 AHS Course Offerings, and the Parents and Students menu links the AHS School Improvement Plan 2026-27, the AHS School Profile 2024-25, Drivers Ed information and a water safety page.

Yes: the Astronaut High website carries a Military Families page labeled Purple Star School, and Brevard is a state Purple Star School District for 2024-2027.

The Parents and Students menu on the Titusville campus site lists Military Families with the Purple Star School label, alongside a CHAMP Mentoring Program page (Astronaut High website). Brevard holds the state Purple Star School District designation as part of the 2024-2027 cohort named on the Florida Department of Education designation page (FLDOE Purple Star page). The state says the school designation was created by the legislature in 2021, the district program in 2024, and that each designation lasts three school years to recognize schools that support the needs of military families and military-connected students.

Families with a question about military family support at the War Eagle Boulevard campus can call the school at (321) 264-3000 (Astronaut High website).

NCES counts 1,056 students at Astronaut High in 2024-2025, one of two Titusville high schools with grades 9 through 12 in the federal list.

The NCES search for Titusville returns 10 public school records, with student counts from the 2024-2025 school year and directory details from preliminary 2025-2026 submissions (NCES Titusville school search). Brevard's state grade file reports that 51.3 percent of Astronaut High students are economically disadvantaged, a state measure that NCES does not repeat on its list (FLDOE grades file).

The Titusville list also includes five district elementary schools: Apollo, Coquina, Imperial Estates, Oak Park and South Lake, the last of them on Garden Street (NCES Titusville school search). NCES adds a caution on the same Titusville page that inclusion in its locator is not an endorsement and should not be used to infer a school's accreditation status. The federal list shows no attendance zones, so the question of which Titusville addresses feed Astronaut High goes to the school's main line, (321) 264-3000, printed on the same NCES row.

The Astronaut High website links a free and reduced lunch application, MySchoolBucks, an enrollment page, testing information and the FOCUS student information login.

Under its Cafeteria menu the Titusville school site links the Free and Reduce Lunch Application, MySchoolBucks and the district Food and Nutrition Services menu and price page (Astronaut High website). The Students menu lists Testing and the FOCUS login, the About Us menu links the Uniform Assessment Calendar and a School Data Profile, and the Curriculum menu points to Brevard and Florida Virtual School options and graduation requirements. Transportation and Launchpad links appear among the district quick links on the Astronaut High home page.

Last verified: October 21, 2026, by rereading the War Eagle Boulevard campus website, the NCES Titusville school search, Astronaut High's row in the FLDOE grade file, Section 1008.34 of the Florida Statutes and the FLDOE Purple Star designation page.