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United States / Florida / North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton Metro Area / Manatee County / Palmetto / Zip Codes

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Palmetto Charter School is a Kindergarten-8th Grade Public School located in Palmetto, FL within the Manatee District. It has 364 students in grades Kindergarten-8th Grade with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1. Palmetto Charter School spends $8,709 per student.
School Score is a 8 out of 10
QUICK FACTS
Address:
1607 17th St. W
Palmetto, FL 34221-6151
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School District: Manatee District
Phone Number: (941) 723-3711
HIGHLIGHTS
- 31 Teachers
- $8,045 for Education Expenditures
- $4,832 for Instruction Expenditures
- 116 Students Getting a Free or Reduced Lunch
- 101 Students Getting a Reduced Lunch
- 15 Students Getting a Free Lunch
About The Area
Location: Suburb, Large
Median Household Income: $50,762

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Dave · Parrish, FL
Live in suburbs
Over 13 years ago

Best bet for Florida living is newer bedroom communities. Closer to inland parks for canoe and kayak, but a quick drive to the shore. There's not a safe city in the  More

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Melissa · Palmetto, FL
Palmetto's town keeps trying and developing.
Over 16 years ago

I am a 40yr old single female who moved to Palmetto about 6 years ago. Since I have been here, I have seen the change in the town. Despite a bad economy, Palmetto  More

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Christina · Palmetto, FL
Poor Schools
Over 17 years ago

My husband and I are moving from this area because the schools are more than poor. With almost no after school activites or diverse educational choices. If you child  More

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