The top reported proficiency rate is 70% in English language arts. The lowest is 30% in Science.
Original Research by School Decision on Brevard Virtual Eschool
Brevard Virtual eSchool was a public virtual school operated by the Brevard County district, based at an address in Cocoa, Florida. The record shows it is now closed, so what follows is a historical account rather than a guide for current enrollment.
The school served middle grades and offered instruction through an online format, which placed it in a different category from a traditional brick-and-mortar campus. Because of that virtual, district-run model, many of the data points that appear in a standard school profile are either absent or limited here. Enrollment figures, demographic breakdowns, free and reduced-price lunch eligibility, staffing ratios, and attendance data are all missing from the available record. Discipline data and course access information were not reported either.
The only state assessment results on record come from a single school year, covering math, English language arts, and science. Most grade levels returned suppressed results, meaning the tested groups at those grades were too small for the state to release scores publicly. In the one grade where results were reported across multiple subjects, reading performance was stronger than math, and science results were lower than either. Participation rates across the tested grades were notably low, which is not unusual for a virtual school where some enrolled students may not appear for state testing; a parent reviewing those figures should keep that context in mind rather than reading them as straightforward proficiency comparisons. No multi-year trend data exists, so there is no way to assess whether outcomes were improving or declining over time.
No graduation rate applies here because the school served only middle grades. No AP, dual enrollment, or career pathway program data was available in the record.
On the housing side, the Cocoa area in Brevard County currently shows home values well below both the Florida statewide median and the national median, making it one of the more affordable coastal Florida markets in relative terms. Rents have been rising modestly year over year. The rent-to-income ratio sits at a level that suggests renting remains within reach for many households, and the gap between renting and carrying a mortgage is relatively narrow compared with many Florida markets. Specific details about Cocoa's character, employers, walkability, or civic anchors were not available from the research conducted for this profile.
The Brevard district brief produced no confirmed recent changes relevant to parents, as the search did not return usable results before the research budget was exhausted.
Because this school is closed, families in Brevard County looking for a virtual or online option would need to contact the district directly to learn what currently available programs have replaced it.
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