ST. JOHNS

Headquartered at 40 Orange Street in St. Augustine, Florida, the St. Johns school district operates as an open, traditional public school system serving a large suburban community within the greater Jacksonville metropolitan area. Functioning as a non-charter district, it manages 55 operational schools that offer a complete learning continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district educates a total student population of 52,324 pupils, ranging from 743 early learners in pre-kindergarten to robust grade-level cohorts that consistently exceed 4,000 students across the middle and high school levels.

To support its student body—which comprises 25,508 female and 26,816 male students across diverse racial backgrounds, including 34,983 White, 7,203 Hispanic, 3,479 Asian, 3,001 Black, and 3,511 multiracial students—the district maintains a substantial workforce totaling nearly 11,889 full-time equivalent positions. The academic core is driven by approximately 5,690 full-time equivalent teachers and 568 full-time equivalent instructional aides who deliver direct classroom instruction. This teaching staff is further bolstered by over 5,631 full-time equivalent support personnel who oversee administrative, operational, and student services across the district's campuses.