Florida State University School

Florida State University School (FSUS) is an elementary school in Tallahassee with grades kindergarten through 12, and highly rated among elementary schools. With almost 1,871 students enrolled, the school has a student-teacher ratio of 16:1, and regularly earns an A from the Florida Department of Education. Students outperform nearly every measure in the state: being proficient in math at 77% and reading at 72%. Graduation rates rank between 88% and 99%, all above the state average of 86%. The school is also as being among the top 4% of public schools in the state. The school is a laboratory school connected to Florida State University, which dovetails research-based teaching practices with the field experiences provided to educators in training.

Florida State University has appointed Joe O'Shea as the Vice President for Student Academic Success to enhance academic support and success for students at FSU in Tallahassee.

Q: Is there before or after school care available at Florida State University School?

A: Yes, the school offers before- and after-care programs. This service helps working families. Please contact the school for more details regarding the hours and fees.

Q: How do I find the best elementary school for my child in Tallahassee, FL?

A: You can compare schools based on things like academics, safety, and extra-curriculars. You can tour the campuses, and meet teachers and staff. You can also trust parent reviews to support your decision.

Q: Does Florida State University School offer scholarships or fee waivers?

A: As a public charter school, tuition is free, which means the family would not pay tuition unless its for some activities that would have an associated cost. A family could ask the school about help or whether the school would have a fee assistance plan (or possibly scholarship) if they would need help.

Q: In what ways can parents get involved in Florida State University School activities or events?

A: Parents could volunteer at school events or in classrooms. Parents can also become members of the PTO. Becoming active in your child's school will help strengthen and build the school community.

Q: Is the teaching staff at Florida State University School good?

A: Yes, the staff is very good, and student-centered!! The teachers are committed to providing the students with strong academics! Families will often mention dedication and care for their students and hospitality.