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Pensacola Beach Elementary School (Closed 2004)

900 Via De Luna Dr
Gulf Breeze, FL 32561

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School Overview

Awards

Blue Ribbon School - Selected in 2007

Grades Offered

Grades Prekindergarten-2

Total Students (01-02)

128 students

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Total Students Trends (1992-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School
2002	128
2001	138
2000	128
1999	131
1998	123
1997	126
1996	117
1995	135
1994	132
1993	133
1992	144

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Total Classroom Teachers (01-02)

6 teachers

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Total Classroom Teachers Trends (1992-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School
2002	6
2001	7
2000	7
1999	7
1998	7
1997	7
1996	8
1995	6
1994	6
1993	7
1992	8

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School Rankings

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State Level (FL)

Asian

(01-02)

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Asian Student Percentage Comparison (2000-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School	Florida	Escambia School District
2002	2%	2%	3%
2001	2%	2%	3%
2000	1%	2%	3%

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Black

(01-02)

25%

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Black Student Percentage Comparison (1994-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School	Florida	Escambia School District
2002	1%	25%	37%
2001	1%	25%	37%
2000	1%	25%	35%
1999	1%	25%	36%
1998	2%	25%	36%
1995	1%	25%	34%
1994	2%	25%	33%

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White

(01-02)

97%

53%

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White Student Percentage Comparison (1992-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School	Florida	Escambia School District
2002	97%	53%	57%
2001	97%	54%	57%
2000	96%	55%	59%
1999	95%	56%	59%
1998	96%	56%	60%
1997	99%	57%	61%
1996	99%	58%	62%
1995	98%	59%	62%
1994	98%	59%	63%
1993	100%	61%	64%
1992	100%	61%	64%

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100%

66%

Eligible for (01-02)

36%

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Free Lunch Eligibility Comparison (1992-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School	Florida	Escambia School District
2002	8%	36%	45%
2001	12%	36%	45%
2000	7%	36%	45%
1999	6%	36%	43%
1998	8%	36%	47%
1997	6%	36%	45%
1996	4%	37%	46%
1995	6%	35%	47%
1994	1%	34%	46%
1993	5%	32%	42%
1992	6%	29%	42%

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Eligible for (01-02)

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Reduced-Price Lunch Eligibility Comparison (1999-2002)
Year	Pensacola Beach Elementary School	Florida	Escambia School District
2002	1%	9%	12%
2000	3%	8%	12%
1999	5%	8%	11%

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School Statewide Testing

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School District Name

Escambia School District

Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), FL Dept. of Education

Frequently Asked Questions

How many students attend Pensacola Beach Elementary School?

128 students attend Pensacola Beach Elementary School.

What is the racial composition of the student body?

97% of Pensacola Beach Elementary School students are White, 2% of students are Asian, and 1% of students are Black.

What grades does Pensacola Beach Elementary School offer ?

Pensacola Beach Elementary School offers enrollment in grades Prekindergarten-2

What school district is Pensacola Beach Elementary School part of?

Pensacola Beach Elementary School is part of Escambia School District.

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