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Grace Episcopal Day School ..............................269-3718
www.geds.net Heritage Christian Academy ..............................269-2405 Madeira Christian Academy................................291-1875
www.madeirachristianacademy.com Pinewood Christian Academy ............................272-6408
www.pinewoodpca.org Russell Christian Academy ................................531-5058
www.russellchurch.com Seven Bridges School ........................................269-7377
www.albertseducationcenter.com
St. Johns Country Day School ............................264-9572
www.sjcds.net
PROGRAMS FOR LEARNING DIFFERENCES Parents of children with learning differences have the
option of a school that can focus on the needs of that child. In addition to the resources available through the county’s public schools, Clay County offers a number of private schools for these students.
Center Academy..................................................276-3552
www.centeracademy.com H.E.L.P. House, The Individualized Education Services, Inc...............269-7377
www.albertseducationcenter.com
Lighthouse Christian School Middleburg ....................................................406-4866 Orange Park....................................................272-2524
www.lighthousechristianschool.net
HIGHER EDUCATION
Berean Baptist College........................................264-5333
www.bereanbaptistcollege.com Everest University ..............................................264-9122
www.everest.edu Fortis College......................................................269-7086
www.fortis.edu
PUBLIC/STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
St. Johns River State College..............................276-6800
www.sjrstate.edu
DUVAL COUNTY
{Atlantic Beach, Baldwin, Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach}
Duval County Public Schools Superintendent: Nikolai P. Vitti, Ed.D. 1701 Prudential Dr. Jacksonville, FL 32207............................................390-2000
www.duvalschools.org
The schools in Duval County strive to provide the best
possible education for their students. Eighty-two percent of Duval County schools have received A, B, or C grades. Duval County’s public schools serve approximately 125,000 students at 104 elementary, two K-8, 24 middle, two middle-senior and 19 high schools. There are also three exceptional student centers, seven alternative schools, one virtual academy and several charter schools. The school district is divided into four clusters to effectively manage the 183 schools in the district.
School Board Meetings are usually held on the first
Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at 1701 Prudential Drive in the first floor boardroom, unless otherwise indicated.
DUVAL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOL CLUSTERS
Elementary Cluster 1 Chief: Jacqueline Byrd Executive Director/Turnaround Specialist: Pearl Roziers Executive Directors: Carolyn Davis, Beverly Walker Support Staff: Judy Horn Office Address: 8015 Parker School Rd., Ste. 170 #136-1, Rm.170 Jacksonville, FL 32211 ..................................858-6190
Elementary Cluster 2 Chief: Randall J. Strickland Executive Director/Turnaround Specialist: Sylvia Johnson Executive Directors: Stephanie Manabat, Paula Renfro Support Staff: Joyce Key, Gale Myers Office Address: Northwestern Middle School 2100 W. 45th St. Jacksonville, FL 32209 ..................................924-3722
BAKER COUNTY
AREA NEIGHBORHOOD MAP COLOR KEY (Please Visit Page 18) CLAY COUNTY
Fleming Island Green Cove Springs Keystone Heights Middleburg Orange Park
First Coast Relocation GuideTM 2013
DUVAL COUNTY Arlington/Ft. Caroline Beaches/Intracoastal Downtown/Riverfront Mandarin
Northside/Oceanway NASSAU COUNTY
Southside/Baymeadows Westside
Amelia Island/ Fernandina Beach Callahan Hilliard Yulee
ST. JOHNS COUNTY
Julington Creek Nocatee Ponte Vedra Beach St. Augustine World Golf Village
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