Port St. Lucie public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 11, 2026. Sources: St. Lucie Public Schools school profiles, Student Assignment and zone charts, the district’s charter schools page, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file, the federal NCES school directory and Private School Survey.

Port St. Lucie’s public schools are run by St. Lucie Public Schools, the countywide district that also serves Fort Pierce and the rest of St. Lucie County. The city itself does not run schools. School zones do not follow city limits, and for most grades they are not neighborhood lines at all:

• Elementary and middle grades use three regional zones. Midway Road and Florida’s Turnpike divide them: Green north of Midway Road, Blue south of Midway and east of the Turnpike, Red south of Midway and west of the Turnpike. Families rank the schools in their zone, with preference for siblings and for children within two miles, according to the district’s Student Assignment office.
• High school follows the home ZIP code under the district’s high school zone chart (PDF). Port St. Lucie is split among five high schools, one of them, Fort Pierce Central, in Fort Pierce.

Who to call

• District office: 9461 Brandywine Lane, Port St. Lucie; 772-429-3600
• Student Assignment (enrollment and choice): 772-429-3930
• Check an address: the district’s school locator map
• Buses: Transportation, 772-204-7433 (204-RIDE)

Each school’s page has its address, phone, principal, state grade, zone and calendar. Tables are in alphabetical order. The state grade is Florida’s A to F grade for 2025-26; “Students” is the federal count for 2023-24, the latest in the NCES directory. For registration, the School Board and the full calendar, see our Port St. Lucie schools guide.

High schools

Fort Pierce Central is in Fort Pierce; its zone covers Port St. Lucie homes in 34983 north of Prima Vista Boulevard and 34986 north of Peacock Boulevard (the Torino area). Countywide options include Lincoln Park Academy in Fort Pierce, home of the district’s International Baccalaureate program, and the magnet programs at Fort Pierce Westwood Academy, according to the district’s programs page.

Middle schools

K-8 schools

The Red zone, west of Florida’s Turnpike, has no stand-alone middle school; its middle grades are at these K-8 schools, along with Northport K-8 in the Blue zone.

Elementary schools

Charter schools

Charter schools are tuition-free public schools run by their own boards under a charter from St. Lucie Public Schools, according to the district’s charter schools page. They have no zones; families apply to each school directly.

The district’s charter schools page also lists the Treasure Coast School for Autism at 4291 SW Darwin Blvd., 772-446-3816, which opened in August 2026 and has no state grade yet. The district also runs Mosaic Digital Academy, a countywide online school for kindergarten through 12th grade, according to its school profile.

Enrollment by school

Legacy High (opened 2025), Tradition Lakes K-8 (opened 2026), Palm Pointe K-8 and Somerset Career Academy have no figure in the 2023-24 federal count.

Private schools

These are the private schools with Port St. Lucie addresses in the federal Private School Survey for 2023-24, with the grades each reported. Florida does not grade private schools. The federal record for each school has its phone number and religious affiliation, if any.

More on Port St. Lucie schools

• Our Port St. Lucie schools guide: enrollment steps, calendar, the School Board and district grades
• The district’s school locator map
• Friday night football and the high school scoreboard

Frequently asked questions

Who runs the public schools in Port St. Lucie?

St. Lucie Public Schools, the countywide district based at 9461 Brandywine Lane in Port St. Lucie. The city does not run schools. The district’s main number is 772-429-3600.

How are students assigned to schools in Port St. Lucie?

Elementary and middle grades use three regional choice zones split by Midway Road and Florida’s Turnpike; families rank schools in their zone. High school students are assigned by home ZIP code.

Which high school is my Port St. Lucie address zoned for?

It depends on the ZIP code and street: Port St. Lucie High, St. Lucie West Centennial, Treasure Coast, Legacy or Fort Pierce Central, under the district’s high school zone chart.

How many public schools are in Port St. Lucie?

This list has 31: four district high schools, two middle schools, eight K-8 schools, nine elementary schools and seven charter schools, plus Fort Pierce Central High, which is zoned for part of the city.

Are there charter schools in Port St. Lucie?

Yes. Seven are listed here, run by Charter Schools USA and Academica under charters from St. Lucie Public Schools. They are tuition-free and take applications directly.