EAU GALLIE HIGH SCHOOL - District (Palm Bay, Melbourne: house, university, move)

[eaglesfan]

Looking to move to the Melbourne area.

Can someone tell me how the EAU Gallie High School is divived (I.e. By Zip code??). I am looking for a house that would allow my children to attend this school.

Thanks.

Tom

[Keikis]

Here's the link for the school boundary maps. Click on the high school boundary map link near the bottom. Wait for the map to come up and then you'll have to zoom in. The school you are interested in is shown in light blue:

http://www.brevard.k12.fl.us/Schools/

[AmyK]

Also here is a place you can put in an address and it will tell you which schools it's assigned to.
http://edulog.brevard.k12.fl.us/edulog/webquery/

I'm just curious, why Eau Gallie HS? Not that I know of any reasons why NOT, just wondering where you heard about it or what it is that makes it stand out for you?

[eaglesfan]

No specific reason. They were a 9 by great schools. Could have been Maelourne seniro high as well. Palm bay is an 8 as shown below. I would be interested if anyone know a place to fnd out % of students going on to a 4 year or 2 year college, and average sat scores??


Eau Gallie High School 9 B 19 18%
Melbourne Senior High School 9 B 20 12%
Palm Bay Senior High School 8 B 20 26%

[AmyK]

I found some SAT scores here --
http://4brevard.com/schools.htm#public
Here is another site like greatschools, I don't know if they have any more or different info than greatschools but you could check to see.
http://www.publicschoolreview.com/
and this is the page on their site where you can compare schools
http://www.publicschoolreview.com/compare_schools.php
The individual schools may be able to provide those stats you're looking for, you could try contacting them. I think that public school review site has links to the schools.

[jsims10315]

An Eau Gallie High School team took top honors in its division at the recent Odyssey of the Mind World Finals.

The team took first place in “The Large and Small of It” Division III at the May 23-25 event at Michigan State University. The 28th annual creative problem-solving competition pitted 810 teams from all over the world.

Three Space Coast teams attended, including Eau Gallie. Also attending were teams from Titusville High and West Shore Jr./Sr. High and Hoover Middle.

The Eau Gallie High team received first place at the state competition in "The Large and Small of It," a problem which asked them to perform a skit that uses technical aspects to manipulate the size of performance characters.

Students Adrienne Showman, Mandi Carr, Shane McKibben, Philip Justice, Cooper Gaudiosi and David Wallace comprise the team and are coached by Beatrice and Greg Showman.

The Titusville High team finished second at the state finals in the “Around the World in Eight Minutes” category, which had students create a play and scener for three locations on earth.

The third team, from West Shore Jr./Sr. High and Hoover Middle, placed second in a category at state finals called “I’m Only Thinking of You” that asked students to create a play about a self-centered character.