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Florida Student Learning Statistics: 2024 Snapshot

A straightforward reference for families, educators, and writers looking for recent statewide learning data. Every figure below links to its original source.

Last updated October 22, 2026. Statistics reflect the source year shown with each figure.

Key statistics

53%

of Florida students in grades 3–10 scored on or above grade level in English language arts

This result comes from the third progress-monitoring assessment in the 2023–24 school year.

Source: Florida Department of Education, July 2024 ↗

55%

of Florida students scored on or above grade level in mathematics

The statewide 2024 result includes FAST Progress Monitoring 3 and end-of-course assessments.

Source: Florida Department of Education, July 2024 ↗

45%

of Florida fourth graders performed at or above proficient in mathematics on NAEP

Florida’s 2024 average fourth-grade mathematics score was 243, compared with 237 nationally.

Source: National Assessment of Educational Progress, 2024 ↗

49%

of Florida eighth graders scored on or above grade level in science

The statewide 2024 science result includes eighth-grade students who took Biology 1.

Source: Florida Department of Education, July 2024 ↗

89.7%

was Florida’s 2023–24 high school graduation rate

The Florida Department of Education reported a 1.7 percentage-point increase over the prior year.

Source: Florida Department of Education, January 2025 ↗

How to read this snapshot

Statewide results are useful context, not a label for any individual student. A child’s needs are best understood through their own work, goals, teacher feedback, and learning history.

Families who notice a recurring challenge in reading, writing, math, study habits, or confidence can use that pattern to begin a more useful conversation about support.

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Sources and methodology

This page summarizes publicly available statewide results. It uses primary sources from the Florida Department of Education and the National Assessment of Educational Progress. WEA does not combine these figures into a score or use them to predict an individual student’s outcome.

Cite this page

Williams Education Academy. “Florida Student Learning Statistics: 2024 Snapshot.” Updated October 22, 2026. https://williamseducationacademy.com/florida-education-statistics