Marion

Located in This District, FL. Serving grades PK through 12.

Enrollment
45,547 students
NCES ID
1201260

District Context

Officially reported figures, 2024-25.

Enrollment
45,547
Grades
PK–12
Schools
64
Student body
Hispanic 30%
Black 20%
White 43%
Asian 2%
Two+ 5%
Am. Indian / AK Native 0%
Hawaiian / Pac. Isl. 0%
By economic status
Percent proficient by grade, as reported
Economically disadvantaged
Not disadvantaged
ELA
Gr 3
39%
56%
Gr 4
40%
57%
Gr 5
40%
57%
Gr 6
43%
61%
Gr 7
43%
60%
Gr 8
37%
57%
Math
Gr 3
45%
63%
Gr 4
46%
65%
Gr 5
38%
58%
Gr 6
37%
58%
Gr 7
39%
52%
Gr 8
42%
51%
Science
Gr 5
37%
54%
Gr 8
31%
52%

Schools in this District

64 schools are officially reported under this district.

Academic Performance

Percent of students meeting or exceeding state standards, by grade.

Mathematics
6 grades reported
51%
Grade 3
54%
Grade 4
46%
Grade 5
46%
Grade 6
44%
Grade 7
46%
Grade 8
English Language Arts
6 grades reported
45%
Grade 3
47%
Grade 4
47%
Grade 5
51%
Grade 6
50%
Grade 7
46%
Grade 8
Science
2 grades reported
43%
Grade 5
40%
Grade 8

Housing & Real Estate

Data as of April 2026 | District-weighted from constituent ZIP codes

Home Values

Typical home value$272,414
Year-over-year change-1.5%
Range across 29 ZIP codes$154K to $459K
vs. state typical0.72x
vs. national typical0.74x
Home value trend (12 months)
$269K$271K$273K$275K$272KMay 25AugNovFebApr 26
ZIP code home values (29 ZIP codes)
ZIPCityValueYoYWeight
32134Fort Mc Coy$154K-2.7%15.6%
34432Dunnellon$302K+0.4%7.5%
34482Ocala$298K-2.9%6.7%
34488Silver Springs$209K-1.7%6.2%
32113Citra$306K+2.2%6.1%
32179Ocklawaha$244K-0.6%5.4%
32686Reddick$395K+1.2%5.2%
34481Ocala$278K-4.5%5.0%
34431Dunnellon$266K-1.8%4.1%
32784Umatilla$294K-2.4%3.7%
Showing top 10 of 29 ZIP codes by land area weight

Rental Market

Typical monthly rent$1,862/mo
Year-over-year change+2.1%
Range across 15 ZIP codes$1,332 to $2,355/mo
Rent trend (12 months)
$2K$2K$2K$2K$2KMay 25AugNovFebApr 26
ZIP code rents (15 ZIP codes)
ZIPCityRent/moYoYWeight
34432Dunnellon$2,3237.5%
34482Ocala$2,355+6.6%6.7%
34488Silver Springs$1,6506.2%
34481Ocala$1,6355.0%
34491Summerfield$1,8333.2%
34472Ocala$1,673+1.4%2.6%
34473Ocala$1,806-1.4%2.6%
34480Ocala$1,480+3.0%2.5%
34476Ocala$1,928-2.4%2.5%
34475Ocala$1,3322.0%
34474Ocala$1,597-2.1%1.5%
34471Ocala$1,543-0.8%1.4%
34479Ocala$1,4541.3%
34470Ocala$1,426-0.5%1.0%
32162The Villages$2,124+9.4%0.3%

Affordability

Est. monthly mortgage (20% down at 6.48%)$1,375/mo
Home price / national median income3.3x
Annual rent / national median income26.7%
Rent exceeds est. mortgage by$487/mo

Comparison

State typical home value$376,504 (-3.7% YoY)
National typical home value$368,198 (+0.6% YoY)
State ZHVI trend (12 months)
$375K$380K$385K$390K$377KMay 25AugNovFebApr 26
National ZHVI trend (12 months)
$364K$365K$367K$369K$368KMay 25AugNovFebApr 26

Economic Context

30-year fixed mortgage rate6.48%
National unemployment rate4.3%
National median household income$83,730
CPI: Rent of shelter (index)447.05
30-year fixed mortgage rate (12 months)
6.26.36.46.66.5Mar 26AprAprMayJun 26
National unemployment rate (12 months)
4.14.24.44.54.3May 25AugDecMarMay 26
National median household income (12 months)
$68K$73K$79K$85K$84KJan 13JanJanJanJan 24
CPI: Rent of shelter (index) (12 months)
431.2437.0442.7448.5447.1May 25AugDecMarMay 26
Sources: Zillow Home Value Index and Zillow Observed Rent Index (Zillow Group), Realtor.com via Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED)

Data Currently Unavailable

  • Civil Rights Data (CRDC)
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