Catholic schools in Jacksonville, FL
16 within 12 miles. Parochial, diocesan and independent Catholic schools.
Grades K-8 558 students 15.3 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Bishop Kenny High School
under 1 mi Grades 9-12 1,394 students 18.7 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 186 students 14.8 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 379 students 12.9 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Morning Star School
4 mi Grades Ungraded 137 students 8.3 students per teacher Roman Catholic Special education
Grades PreK-8 326 students 15.1 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 262 students 17.4 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 301 students 8.1 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 174 students 11.6 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 217 students 14.7 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Sacred Heart School
7 mi Grades PreK-8 385 students 14.8 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades 1-12 49 students 12.2 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 394 students 16.6 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 217 students 13.9 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades PreK-8 485 students 13.5 students per teacher Roman Catholic
Grades 9-12 461 students 15.1 students per teacher Roman Catholic
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What Florida pays
Florida Family Empowerment and Tax Credit Scholarships Education savings account
About $8,000 on average, set by county and grade For 2026-27 the table runs from $7,463 (grades 9-12, lowest county) to $12,217 (grades K-3, Monroe County). Students with disabilities average about $10,000 under FES-UA.
Figures read from each program’s official pages, 2026-09-20. Sources and how to apply
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