Nassau County Public Schools
Public school district in Nassau County. School year shown with each figure.
Open the interactive Nassau view- Students
- 12,448 (2024-25)
- Students by group
- 76.5% White, 9.6% Hispanic, 6.8% Black, 5.8% two or more races, 0.9% Asian, 0.3% Pacific Islander or American Indian students (2024-25)
- Economically disadvantaged
- 41.2% of students (2025-26)
- FAST and B.E.S.T.: Level 3 or above
- 77% (2025-26)
- Chronically absent
- 33.4% of students (2025-26)
- Schools
- 18
Enrollment rose 11% from 11,183 students in 2015-16 to 12,448 in 2024-25.
Schools
- Fernandina Beach High School (high school, rated A)
- West Nassau County High School (high school, rated B)
- Callahan Middle School (middle school, rated A)
- Fernandina Beach Middle School (middle school, rated A)
- Yulee Middle School (middle school, rated A)
- Bryceville Elementary School (elementary school, rated A)
- Callahan Elementary School (elementary school)
- Callahan Intermediate School (elementary school, rated A)
- Emma Love Hardee Elementary (elementary school, rated A)
- Hilliard Elementary School (elementary school, rated A)
- Hilliard Middle-Senior High (school, rated A)
- Nassau County Community School (school)
- Nassau Virtual Franchise (school, rated A)
- Southside Elementary School (elementary school)
- Wildlight Elementary (elementary school, rated A)
- Yulee Elementary School (elementary school, rated A)
- Yulee High School (school, rated A)
- Yulee Primary School (elementary school)
Sources
- NCES Common Core of Data and EDGE school locations, National Center for Education Statistics
- Lunch status by school, 2025-26, Florida Department of Education
- English language learners by school, 2025-26, Florida Department of Education
- Florida school grades, Florida Department of Education
- FAST and B.E.S.T. assessment results by school, Spring 2026, Florida Department of Education
- Students absent 21 or more days and absent 10% or more, 2024-25, Florida Department of Education
- Student discipline data by school, 2024-25, Florida Department of Education