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Treasure Island FL is served by Pinellas County Schools. Most TI students attend Azalea Elementary, Azalea Middle School, and Boca Ciega High School. Always verify the school zone for a specific address before purchasing, as zone boundaries can change. Call Pinellas County Schools at (727) 588-6000 or visit pinellasschools.org. Call Barrett at (813) 733-7907 with questions about specific neighborhoods and school zones.
Pinellas County Schools: The District Serving Treasure Island
Treasure Island is served by Pinellas County Schools (PCS), Florida's eighth-largest school district. Pinellas County Schools serves approximately 95,000 students across more than 100 schools in Pinellas County. The district headquarters is at 301 4th Street SW, Largo, FL 33770, phone (727) 588-6000, website pinellasschools.org.
Pinellas County Schools offers a range of standard neighborhood schools, magnet programs, choice programs, and charter schools. Families with specific academic goals for their children should research not only the zoned school for their specific address, but also available magnet and choice program options within the district.
School zone assignments in Pinellas County are determined by residential address. Always verify the specific school zone for any property you are considering purchasing, as zone boundaries can and do change. Do not rely on this guide, a neighbor's information, or online map tools as a substitute for a direct verification with the school district.
Public Elementary Schools Serving Treasure Island
Most Treasure Island addresses are zoned for Azalea Elementary School. Azalea Elementary serves the barrier island communities of Treasure Island and nearby South Pasadena. The school offers standard elementary curriculum for grades K-5 and has specialized programs including art and music instruction.
Key information for Azalea Elementary:
- Address: 7320 22nd Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL 33710
- Phone: (727) 893-2174
- Grades: K-5
- Website: azalea.pcsb.org
According to Pinellas County Schools, Azalea Elementary participates in the district's Continuous Improvement Model (CIM) framework. For the most current school grades and performance data, check the Florida Department of Education school accountability reports at fldoe.org.
Public Middle Schools Serving Treasure Island
Most Treasure Island students move to Azalea Middle School for grades 6-8. Azalea Middle offers a standard middle school curriculum plus elective options and advanced coursework for eligible students.
Key information for Azalea Middle School:
- Address: 7855 22nd Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL 33710
- Phone: (727) 893-2178
- Grades: 6-8
- Website: azaleamiddle.pcsb.org
Azalea Middle shares proximity with Azalea Elementary and is located in the same general South St. Petersburg corridor. Students transitioning from Azalea Elementary to Azalea Middle follow a familiar campus area.
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Contact BarrettCall (813) 733-7907Public High School Serving Treasure Island: Boca Ciega High School
The primary public high school for Treasure Island students is Boca Ciega High School. Boca Ciega High serves students from Treasure Island, Gulfport, South Pasadena, and surrounding communities.
Key information for Boca Ciega High School:
- Address: 924 58th Street South, Gulfport, FL 33707
- Phone: (727) 893-5451
- Grades: 9-12
- Website: bocaciegahigh.pcsb.org
Boca Ciega High School offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses, Dual Enrollment (DE) with local colleges, vocational and career-technical programs, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. Families interested in specific programs should contact the school directly or check the Pinellas County Schools magnet and choice program options at pinellasschools.org to determine eligibility and application requirements.
Magnet and Choice School Options in Pinellas County
One of the advantages of being in Pinellas County Schools is access to a robust system of magnet and choice programs. Pinellas County has historically been a leader in magnet school programming within Florida. Students are not limited to their zoned school if they qualify for and gain admission to a magnet program.
Some notable magnet and choice options accessible from Treasure Island (travel required):
| School | Level | Program Focus | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lakewood High School (International Baccalaureate) | 9-12 | IB Diploma Programme | Competitive; application required |
| Pinellas Park High School (STEM/Gifted) | 9-12 | Science, technology focus | Choice program; application required |
| St. Petersburg High School (Advanced Programs) | 9-12 | AP/Dual Enrollment focus | ~15-20 min from TI |
| Plumb Elementary (Gifted) | K-5 | Gifted student program | Application required; entrance criteria |
| Various Pinellas Virtual School options | K-12 | Online/hybrid learning | Florida Virtual School also available |
According to Pinellas County Schools, the district operates more than 20 magnet programs at various schools. Check pinellasschools.org/choice for the current program list, eligibility requirements, and application deadlines. Many magnet programs have lottery or weighted admission processes.
Private Schools Near Treasure Island FL
Several private schools within a reasonable drive serve Treasure Island families:
| School | Type | Grades | Approx. Drive from TI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admiral Farragut Academy | Military/college prep, private | 6-12 | 20-25 min (St. Pete) |
| Canterbury School of Florida | Independent, college prep | K-12 | 15-20 min (St. Pete) |
| Northside Christian School | Christian private | K-12 | 20-30 min (St. Pete) |
| St. Jude Catholic School | Catholic private | K-8 | 15-25 min (St. Pete) |
| Shorecrest Preparatory School | Independent, college prep | PK-12 | 25-35 min (NE St. Pete) |
| Pinellas County private school options | Various | Various | Check FLDOE private school directory |
Private school tuition in the St. Petersburg area ranges widely, from approximately $8,000-$12,000 per year for parochial schools to $18,000-$28,000 or more per year for independent college prep schools. Florida's Step Up for Students scholarship program provides income-based vouchers that can offset private school tuition for qualifying families. Visit stepupforstudents.org for eligibility information.








