Plantation public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: Broward County Public Schools’ 2026-27 boundary maps, Tenth Day Enrollment Count and charter school directory, Broward County’s address file, the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file, the federal NCES public school directory and the NCES Private School Universe Survey.

Plantation’s public schools are run by Broward County Public Schools, the countywide district, not by the city. Attendance zones do not follow city limits: some Plantation homes are zoned for elementary and middle schools in Sunrise and Fort Lauderdale, and Plantation schools also draw students from neighboring cities. This school year the district combined Plantation Middle and Plantation High into one school, Plantation 6-12.

Who to call

• Broward County Public Schools, main line: 754-321-0000
• Find your zoned school: the district’s Find My School tool
• Zone questions: boundaries@browardschools.com
• Enrolling a new student: the district’s Register My Child page
• District charter schools office: 754-321-2135

Each school below has its own page with its address, phone, principal, enrollment, state grade, zone and feeder schools. Calendars, registration and School Board details are in our Plantation schools guide.

Which zones cover Plantation

Share of the Plantation addresses in Broward County’s address file that fall in each zone on the district’s 2026-27 boundary maps. These are shares of addresses, not of students.

A few streets in southeast Plantation, under 1% of addresses, are zoned for Meadowbrook Elementary and New River Middle in Fort Lauderdale. In west and northwest Plantation, about 10% of addresses are zoned for three Sunrise elementary schools that feed Bair Middle: Sawgrass (12655 NW Eighth St.), Horizon (2101 N. Pine Island Road) and Nob Hill (2100 NW 104th Ave.). Those homes are zoned for Plantation High for grades 9 to 12.

High schools

Enrollment is the district’s count on Aug. 21, 2026. Grades are Florida’s A to F school grades for 2025-26, published in 2026; each grade links to the school’s state report card.

Middle schools

Plantation Middle, 6600 W. Sunrise Blvd., had 559 students on the district’s 2025 count and none on Aug. 21, 2026. The district plans to use the building for staff moved from other district offices, according to its Oct. 6 workshop presentation (PDF).

Elementary schools

Charter schools

Charter schools are tuition-free public schools sponsored by the district and run by their own boards. They have no zones; families apply to each school.

Renaissance’s open enrollment for 2027-28 runs Nov. 3 to Dec. 4, 2026. Imagine took lottery applications for 2026-27 from Jan. 8 to March 6, 2026.

Enrollment by school

Eight of the 11 schools counted fewer students than on the same day in 2025. Central Park Elementary was up 52 and Imagine up 14. Plantation 6-12’s 1,690 compares with 2,139 at Plantation High and Plantation Middle combined a year earlier. Countywide, the district counted 223,890 students in district and charter schools, 12,658 fewer than in 2025, according to the Tenth Day Enrollment Count.

Private schools

Private schools with Plantation addresses in the federal Private School Universe Survey, 2023-24 school year, with the grades it lists. Names are as the survey records them. Being on this list says nothing about a school’s accreditation.

• American Heritage Schools, Broward Campus, 12200 W. Broward Blvd.: pre-K-12 (website)
• American High School LLC, 499 NW 70th Ave.: K-12
• Clever Oaks Montessori School, 8250 Peters Road: pre-K-4
• Developmental Preschool & Kindergarten, 11401 W. Broward Blvd.: pre-K and kindergarten
• Dickens Sanomi Academy, 6820 W. Sunrise Blvd.: K-12
• Edith Robinson Christian Academy, 4355 W. Sunrise Blvd.: grades 9-12
• High Expectations Education Center, 830 S. State Road 7: pre-K-2
• Learning Scope Academy, 867 N. Nob Hill Road: pre-K-5
• Mizrahi Torah Academy, 6515 W. Sunrise Blvd.: K-8
• Our Savior Lutheran School, 8001 NW Fifth St.: pre-K-8
• Sawgrass Adventist School, 11701 NW Fourth St.: K-8
• St. Gregory the Great School, 200 N. University Drive: pre-K-8
• Sterling Academy, 950 S. Pine Island Road: grades 6-12
• Super School, 4343 W. Sunrise Blvd.: kindergarten
• The Blake School of Plantation, 7011 W. Sunrise Blvd.: pre-K-8
• Trinitas Academy, 1101 SW 49th Ave.: pre-K-12

More on Plantation schools

• Our Plantation schools guide: registration, the School Board and the 2026-27 calendar
• Friday night football and the high school scoreboard
• Plantation neighborhoods

Frequently asked questions

What high school is Plantation zoned for?

It depends on the address. About 63% of Plantation addresses are zoned for Plantation High, now part of Plantation 6-12, and the rest for South Plantation High. Check any address in the district’s Find My School tool.

How many public schools are in Plantation?

Nine Broward County Public Schools campuses and two public charter schools: six elementary schools, Seminole Middle, Plantation 6-12, South Plantation High, Imagine Schools Plantation Campus and Renaissance Charter School at Plantation.

What happened to Plantation Middle School?

The School Board combined it with Plantation High on Jan. 21, 2026. Since August, sixth to eighth graders in its zone attend Plantation 6-12 on the Plantation High campus at 6901 NW 16th St.

Who runs the public schools in Plantation?

Broward County Public Schools, the countywide district, not the city. The district’s main line is 754-321-0000.