Nassau County School District

Nassau County School District (NCSD) is a school district headquartered in Fernandina Beach, Florida. It serves all of Nassau County. The district serves five geographic areas: Fernandina, Bryceville, Callahan, Hilliard, and Yulee.^[2]

Nassau County School District
School district headquarters
Address
1201 Atlantic Avenue Fernandina Beach , Florida, 32034 United States
District information
Type	Public
Grades	PreK–12[1]
NCES District ID	1201350[1]
Students and staff
Students	11,898[1]
Teachers	761.13[1]
Staff	814.8[1]
Student–teacher ratio	15.63[1]
Other information
Website	www.nassau.k12.fl.us

Schools

Elementary schools

• Callahan Elementary School (K–2)
• Southside Elementary School (K–2)
• Yulee Primary School (K–2)
• Bryceville Elementary School (K–5)
• Hilliard Elementary School (K–5)
• Wildlight Elementary School (K–5)
• Callahan Intermediate School (3–5)
• Emma Love Hardee Elementary School (3–5)
• Yulee Elementary School (3–5)

Middle and high schools

• Callahan Middle School (6–8)
• Fernandina Beach Middle School (6–8)
• Yulee Middle School (6–8)
• Hilliard Middle-Senior High School (6–12)
• Fernandina Beach High School (9–12)
• West Nassau County High School (9–12)
• Yulee High School (9–12)

Alternative schools

• Nassau Adult High School
• Nassau Virtual School

• 
  Fernandina Beach High School
• 
  Fernandina Beach Middle School
• 
  Yulee High School
• 
  Yulee Middle School
• 
  Southside Elementary School

Geographic zones

NCSD's geographic zones determine the feeder plans for its schools.^[3]

Zone Grade	Fernandina Beach	Bryceville	Callahan	Yulee		Hilliard
K	Southside Elementary	Bryceville Elementary	Callahan Elementary	Yulee Primary	Wildlight Elementary	Hilliard Elementary
1
2
3	Emma Love Hardee Elementary		Callahan Intermediate	Yulee Elementary
4
5
6	Fernandina Beach Middle	Callahan Middle		Yulee Middle		Hilliard Middle-Senior High
7
8
9	Fernandina Beach High	West Nassau County High		Yulee High
10
11
12

Controversy

In September 2024, NCSD settled a lawsuit with students and parents who had sued the district over alleged unlawful removal of books containing LGBTQ+ content from school libraries, with the district agreeing to replace three dozen books, including the children's book And Tango Makes Three, which the district agreed is not obscene and is appropriate for students of all ages.^[4]