Melbourne Public Schools: 2026 Grades and Campuses

Which Brevard public schools serve Melbourne, where they are, how each graded in the 2025-26 Florida school grades and how a family enrolls.


Short answer: Melbourne's public schools are run by Brevard Public Schools, which earned a district A in 2026. Melbourne High (74 Bulldog Ave) and West Shore Jr/Sr High earned A grades, Eau Gallie High a C, and Johnson Middle a B. Sherwood, Longleaf, Suntree and Quest elementary schools earned A grades, and Croton and Roy Allen elementary schools rose from C to A in the 2025-26 Florida school grades.

Last verified: October 15, 2026, against the sources listed at the end of this page.

Which public schools serve Melbourne?

Melbourne is served by Brevard Public Schools campuses that include Melbourne High, Eau Gallie High, West Shore Jr/Sr High, Johnson and Stone middle schools, and elementary schools such as Sherwood, Sabal and Harbor City.

Melbourne area public schools, address on the school website and Florida school grade (FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, as of September 1, 2026)
SchoolLevelAddress2026 grade2025 grade
Melbourne HighHigh74 Bulldog Ave, 32901AA
Eau Gallie HighHigh1400 Commodore Blvd., 32935CC
West Shore Jr/Sr HighJunior and senior high250 Wildcat Alley, 32935AA
Johnson MiddleMiddle2155 Croton Road, 32935BC
Stone Magnet MiddleMiddle1101 E. University Blvd, 32901CC
Harbor City ElementaryElementary1377 Sarno Road, 32935BC
Sabal ElementaryElementary1401 North Wickham Road, 32935BC
Sherwood ElementaryElementary2541 Post Road, 32935AA
Longleaf ElementaryElementary4290 N Wickham Rd, 32935AA
Suntree ElementaryElementary900 Jordan Blass Drive, 32940AA
Quest ElementaryElementary8751 Trafford Drive, 32940AA

Every address in the table comes from the Find Us block on that school's own Brevard Public Schools website, for example Johnson Middle at 2155 Croton Road, Melbourne, FL 32935 (Johnson Middle School) and Sherwood Elementary at 2541 Post Road (Sherwood Elementary). Harbor City Elementary sits at 1377 Sarno Road (Harbor City Elementary), Sabal Elementary at 1401 North Wickham Road (Sabal Elementary) and Longleaf Elementary at 4290 N Wickham Rd (Longleaf Elementary), all in the 32935 ZIP code of north Melbourne and Eau Gallie.

Two A rated elementary schools in the table, Suntree at 900 Jordan Blass Drive (Suntree Elementary) and Quest at 8751 Trafford Drive (Quest Elementary), carry Melbourne 32940 addresses in the Suntree and Viera area. Other Melbourne area elementary campuses, including Croton, Roy Allen, University Park and Dr. W.J. Creel, appear in the grade sections below. Brevard also runs Central Middle at 2600 Wingate Blvd. in West Melbourne, a separate city (Central Middle School).

How did Melbourne public schools grade in 2026?

In the 2025-26 Florida school grades, Brevard Public Schools earned a district A, and Melbourne campuses ranged from A at Melbourne High and West Shore to C at Eau Gallie High and Stone Magnet Middle.

Brevard as a whole collected 810 points across 12 components, 68 percent of the possible total, for its district A (FDOE 2025-26 District Grades). A Florida school grade is the share of possible points a school earns on achievement, learning gains and, for high schools, graduation and acceleration, with an elementary A starting at 62 percent and a high school A at 65 percent (FDOE grading scale).

Melbourne High earned an A with 66 percent of points (FDOE, Melbourne Senior High), just above the high school line, while West Shore Jr/Sr High posted 87 percent (FDOE, West Shore), among the highest totals in the Brevard rows of the state file. Eau Gallie High earned a C with 54 percent (FDOE, Eau Gallie High). Among elementary schools, Quest earned 78 percent (FDOE, Quest), Suntree also 78 percent (FDOE, Suntree), Longleaf 72 percent (FDOE, Longleaf) and Sherwood 70 percent (FDOE, Sherwood).

At the lower end, University Park Elementary earned a C with 45 percent (FDOE, University Park) and Dr. W.J. Creel Elementary a C with 51 percent (FDOE, Dr. W.J. Creel). Stone Magnet Middle repeated a C with 52 percent (FDOE, Stone Magnet Middle), while Central Middle in West Melbourne held a B at 63 percent (FDOE, Central Middle).

Which Melbourne schools improved their grade in 2026?

Five Melbourne schools on this page moved up in 2026: Croton and Roy Allen elementary schools jumped from C to A, while Harbor City and Sabal elementary schools and Johnson Middle rose from C to B.

Croton Elementary earned an A with 66 percent of points after a C in 2025 (FDOE, Croton Elementary), and Roy Allen Elementary earned an A with 63 percent after a C (FDOE, Roy Allen Elementary). Harbor City Elementary moved from C to B with 57 percent (FDOE, Harbor City), and Sabal Elementary moved from C to B with 54 percent (FDOE, Sabal). Johnson Middle, on Croton Road, climbed from C to B with 60 percent of points (FDOE, Johnson Middle).

The gains matter because these are among Melbourne's highest need schools. The state file flags Croton as a Title I school (FDOE, Croton Title I) with 99.1 percent of students counted as economically disadvantaged (FDOE, Croton), and Sherwood Elementary, also Title I (FDOE, Sherwood Title I) with 100 percent (FDOE, Sherwood), held its A. By contrast, Longleaf Elementary, an A school, reports 25.7 percent economically disadvantaged students (FDOE, Longleaf) and no Title I status (FDOE, Longleaf Title I). A Melbourne school's letter grade and its share of low income families are separate measures, and the 2026 list shows high poverty campuses earning A grades.

One caution for families comparing Melbourne schools: a single year's letter can swing on a few points, as Croton's jump from C to A shows, so the state file's earlier grade columns are worth reading next to the 2026 letter before choosing a school.

How do the three Melbourne high schools compare?

Melbourne High, Eau Gallie High and West Shore Jr/Sr High all graduate more than 90 percent of students, but they differ in grade, size of need and academic program.

Melbourne High graduated 97 percent of its 2024-25 cohort as counted in the state grade file (FDOE, Melbourne High graduation), and the school describes itself as an International Baccalaureate World School hosting both the Diploma Program and the Career Program (Melbourne High School). The Melbourne High School guide on this site covers the campus in more depth.

Eau Gallie High on Commodore Blvd. graduated 91 percent (FDOE, Eau Gallie graduation) and offers AICE Cambridge, a program the school says gives students college credit for classes taken on the Eau Gallie campus (Eau Gallie High School). West Shore Jr/Sr High, a combined junior and senior high school, recorded a 100 percent graduation rate (FDOE, West Shore graduation) and posts registration information for new students on its own site (West Shore Jr/Sr High).

Stone Magnet Middle, at 1101 E. University Blvd. (Stone Magnet Middle), is a Title I school (FDOE, Stone Magnet Title I) where the state counts 100 percent of students as economically disadvantaged (FDOE, Stone Magnet Middle).

How does a family enroll in a Melbourne public school?

Enrollment for every Melbourne public school runs through Brevard Public Schools, whose district office is at 2700 Judge Fran Jamieson Way in Viera, phone 321 633-1000 ext 11500.

The district's enrollment page is the starting point for new students and lists that Viera office as its contact (Brevard Public Schools Enrollment). Each Melbourne school also posts its own enrollment page, phone line and new student information, so the zoned school's office is the second call, for example Johnson Middle at 321.242.6430 (Johnson Middle School).

Families who want a school other than the zoned one apply through the district's school choice process. Eau Gallie High's site, for instance, posts a School Choice Timeline, directions on how to apply to a choice school and the renewal, just moved and sports only application steps (Eau Gallie High School). The Melbourne school choice programs guide explains those options, and the Melbourne private schools guide covers the independent and parochial schools in the city. Last verified: October 14, 2026, on the Florida Department of Education and Brevard Public Schools websites.

Frequently asked questions

What school district is Melbourne, Florida in?

Melbourne is in Brevard Public Schools, the countywide district based at 2700 Judge Fran Jamieson Way in Viera. The Florida Department of Education gave Brevard a district A for 2025-26, with 810 points or 68 percent of the possible total.

What grade did Melbourne High School get in 2026?

Melbourne High School earned an A in the 2025-26 Florida school grades with 66 percent of possible points, the same letter it earned in 2025, and the state file shows a 97 percent graduation rate for its 2024-25 cohort.

Which Melbourne elementary schools are A rated?

In the 2025-26 Florida school grades, Melbourne area elementary schools earning an A included Quest and Suntree with 78 percent of points, Longleaf with 72, Sherwood with 70, Croton with 66 and Roy Allen with 63.

Is West Shore Jr/Sr High a Melbourne school?

Yes. West Shore Jr/Sr High is at 250 Wildcat Alley, Melbourne, FL 32935, a combined junior and senior high school. It earned an A with 87 percent of possible points in 2025-26 and a 100 percent graduation rate in the state file.

Which Melbourne high school offers AICE?

Eau Gallie High School at 1400 Commodore Blvd. offers the AICE Cambridge program, which the school says lets students earn college credit while studying on the Eau Gallie campus. Melbourne High instead hosts the International Baccalaureate Diploma and Career programs.

Sources

  1. Florida Department of Education, 2025-26 District Grades (Brevard row) https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/DistrictGrades26.xlsx#sheet=DG&cell=O9 Used for: Brevard district grade A, 810 points, 68 percent
  2. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Melbourne Senior High School https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T131 Used for: 2026 grade A, 66 percent
  3. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Eau Gallie High School https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T151 Used for: 2026 grade C, 54 percent
  4. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, West Shore Jr/Sr High https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T161 Used for: 2026 grade A, 87 percent
  5. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Melbourne Senior High graduation rate https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=P131 Used for: graduation rate 2024-25
  6. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Eau Gallie High graduation rate https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=P151 Used for: graduation rate 2024-25
  7. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, West Shore graduation rate https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=P161 Used for: graduation rate 2024-25
  8. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Lyndon B. Johnson Middle https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T153 Used for: 2026 B, 2025 C
  9. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Stone Magnet Middle https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T137 Used for: 2026 C
  10. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Central Middle https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T152 Used for: 2026 B
  11. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Harbor City Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T155 Used for: 2026 B, 2025 C
  12. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Sabal Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T156 Used for: 2026 B, 2025 C
  13. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Croton Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T157 Used for: 2026 A, 2025 C
  14. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Sherwood Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T154 Used for: 2026 A
  15. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Longleaf Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T160 Used for: 2026 A
  16. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Suntree Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T159 Used for: 2026 A
  17. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Quest Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T162 Used for: 2026 A
  18. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Roy Allen Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T158 Used for: 2026 A, 2025 C
  19. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, University Park Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T135 Used for: 2026 C
  20. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Dr. W.J. Creel Elementary https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=T186 Used for: 2026 C
  21. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Sherwood Elementary Title I and economically disadvantaged share https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=AZ154 Used for: Title I status, 100 percent
  22. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Stone Magnet Middle Title I and economically disadvantaged share https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=AZ137 Used for: Title I, 100 percent
  23. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Longleaf Elementary economically disadvantaged share https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=AZ160 Used for: 25.7 percent
  24. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, Croton Elementary Title I and economically disadvantaged share https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=AZ157 Used for: 99.1 percent
  25. Brevard Public Schools, Enrollment https://www.brevardschools.org/page/enrollment Used for: district office address and phone
  26. Melbourne High School https://melbourne.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address, IB Diploma and Career programs
  27. Eau Gallie High School https://eghs.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address, AICE Cambridge, school choice application steps
  28. West Shore Jr/Sr High School https://westshore.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address, registration for new students
  29. Johnson Middle School https://johnson.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address and phone
  30. Stone Magnet Middle School https://stone.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address and phone
  31. Harbor City Elementary https://harborcity.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address
  32. Sabal Elementary https://sabal.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address
  33. Sherwood Elementary https://sherwood.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address
  34. Longleaf Elementary https://longleaf.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address
  35. Suntree Elementary School https://suntree.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address
  36. Quest Elementary https://quest.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address
  37. Central Middle School https://central.brevardschools.org/ Used for: address in West Melbourne
  38. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, cell C2 https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=C2 Used for: grading scale note (A thresholds by school type)
  39. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, cell BC157 https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=BC157 Used for: Croton 99.1 percent economically disadvantaged
  40. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, cell BC154 https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=BC154 Used for: Sherwood 100 percent economically disadvantaged
  41. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, cell BC160 https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=BC160 Used for: Longleaf 25.7 percent economically disadvantaged
  42. FDOE 2025-26 School Grades, cell BC137 https://www.fldoe.org/file/18534/SchoolGrades26.xlsx#sheet=School%20Grades%202026&cell=BC137 Used for: Stone Magnet 100 percent economically disadvantaged
Last updated: October 15, 2026

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