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Jean Ribault High School

Public School Magnet

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 3701 Winton Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32208

Phone: (904) 924-3092

Website: "http://www.duvalschools.org/rhs"

District: Duval

1,380
Total Students
#584
of 792 in 2017

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
45
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 584 of 792 (2017)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

1/10
Source 2
Ranked 515 of 714

Test Scores

EOC

Algebra 1 • Grade End of course • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 19.0%

Student Body

Total Students
1,380
Diversity
Low
Simpson index 12/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
64.9%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • Black 93.9% (1,296)
  • White 3.1% (43)
  • Two or More Races 1.4% (19)
  • Hispanic / Latino 1.2% (17)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.2% (3)
  • Asian 0.1% (2)

Reviews

1.0 /5

Based on 2 reviews

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Student
October 13, 2020

"Jean Ribault is the worst school in Jacksonville. The school itself is unkept and unorganized trash is all over the place and horrible profanity on the majority of the walls. The school does not have everything together... in fall 2019, they had an open house but didn't inform the students until the day of. The cafeteria is packed during 3rd lunch but very few students in 1st and 2nd lunch. The dress code is most definitely not enforced! Those students walk around as if it's Friday night at a club or they are on their way to make an illegal drug deal. As some of you may know, there was a shooting at the school and that is because of the poor protection and security of the school. There is only one security guard there and the officer stays at the front of the school near the main office talking to staff and goofing around. They recently just installed metal detectors on the side of the school like an incident hasn't happened like this before. There are way too many fights at that school which I find to finder students' performances academically. I NEVER felt safe at that school and the best part of my days there would be leaving to go home. They provide an early college program there, but many students in the program feel unappreciated and thrown away. There is no early college councilor currently, they have to wait days for a response from administrators, going into the program they said transportation will be provided to go to FSCJ but later in the program, an email was sent out early this semester stating that Ribault no longer provides it, and they treat their athletes better than the early college students. The teachers are treated horribly and can't even get through a whole class period without the rude interruptions of the students. The uncultured students make fun of the Spanish and Chinese teachers with accents and they think it is "cool" or "funny". Teachers feel PRESSURED into passing students knowing they are not ready to go to the next level of education because the staff does not want the school to look bad. There was never a time I felt welcomed at that school and A/B honor roll students are rarely rewarded. As a student who takes education seriously, I'd rather spend my lunch break going to the library doing my work and getting ahead but the only way it is possible is by talking to the principal himself. This school cannot afford to hold extracurricular activities and after school dances, they need to help prepare these students for higher education and help them find a future. In conclusion, this school is not up to par with the rest of the schools in Duval County and there needs to be something done. I DO NOT recommend this school unless you want four years of poor education and a waste of your high school experience."

Student
October 13, 2020

"Jean Ribault is the worst school in Jacksonville. The school itself is unkept and unorganized trash is all over the place and horrible profanity on the majority of the walls. The school does not have everything together... in fall 2019, they had an open house but didn't inform the students until the day of. The cafeteria is packed during 3rd lunch but very few students in 1st and 2nd lunch. The dress code is most definitely not enforced! Those students walk around as if it's Friday night at a club or they are on their way to make an illegal drug deal. As some of you may know, there was a shooting at the school and that is because of the poor protection and security of the school. There is only one security guard there and the officer stays at the front of the school near the main office talking to staff and goofing around. They recently just installed metal detectors on the side of the school like an incident hasn't happened like this before. There are way too many fights at that school which I find to finder students' performances academically. I NEVER felt safe at that school and the best part of my days there would be leaving to go home. They provide an early college program there, but many students in the program feel unappreciated and thrown away. There is no early college councilor currently, they have to wait days for a response from administrators, going into the program they said transportation will be provided to go to FSCJ but later in the program, an email was sent out early this semester stating that Ribault no longer provides it, and they treat their athletes better than the early college students. The teachers are treated horribly and can't even get through a whole class period without the rude interruptions of the students. The uncultured students make fun of the Spanish and Chinese teachers with accents and they think it is "cool" or "funny". Teachers feel PRESSURED into passing students knowing they are not ready to go to the next level of education because the staff does not want the school to look bad. There was never a time I felt welcomed at that school and A/B honor roll students are rarely rewarded. As a student who takes education seriously, I'd rather spend my lunch break going to the library doing my work and getting ahead but the only way it is possible is by talking to the principal himself. This school cannot afford to hold extracurricular activities and after school dances, they need to help prepare these students for higher education and help them find a future. In conclusion, this school is not up to par with the rest of the schools in Duval County and there needs to be something done. I DO NOT recommend this school unless you want four years of poor education and a waste of your high school experience."

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