Brevard Public Schools
TO SERVE EVERY STUDENT WITH EXCELLENCE AS THE STANDARD
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71,675
Number of Students
100
Number of Schools
5,506
Number of Graduates
9,587
Number of Employees
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STEM Program
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Millage funding makes STEM learning in Brevard Public Schools classrooms possible, giving students access to engaging, hands-on opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. These investments help students explore new ideas, solve real-world problems and build the skills they need to succeed in college, careers and beyond.
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Electrical Program at Heritage High School
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Through the Electrical Career and Technical Education (CTE) Program at Heritage High School, students gain hands-on experience in electrical systems, wiring, safety practices, and troubleshooting while working toward industry-recognized certifications. These valuable skills prepare students for high-demand careers in the electrical and construction trades, providing pathways to employment, apprenticeships, and continued technical education.
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West Melbourne School for Science
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Surtax funding has helped Brevard Public Schools make critical improvements to school facilities, including roof, HVAC, electrical, plumbing and other building renewal projects that create safer, more comfortable learning environments for students. These investments help keep our schools well-maintained and ready to support students and staff for years to come.
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Bayside High School Machining Program
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The Bayside High School Machining CTE Program gives students hands-on experience with modern manufacturing and precision machining technologies. Students learn to operate industry-standard equipment, read technical drawings, apply measurement and quality control techniques, and develop problem-solving skills used in today's advanced manufacturing careers. Through real-world projects and career-focused training, students gain valuable technical knowledge and workplace skills that prepare them for industry certifications, employment, apprenticeships, or continued education in engineering and manufacturing fields.
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VPK
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Give your child a strong start with Brevard Public Schools' Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program. Through engaging, age-appropriate learning experiences, our VPK classrooms help young learners build the academic, social, and emotional skills needed for kindergarten success. See how BPS helps prepare children for a bright future from day one.
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