Gulf High School

Gulf High School serves 1,532 students in grades 9-12 in New Port Richey, offering a comprehensive high school education in Pasco County's suburban landscape. With 84 full-time equivalent teachers, the school maintains an 18.2:1 student-teacher ratio, allowing for reasonably sized classrooms within this sizable educational community. Academically, Gulf High School is working to strengthen student achievement, with 34% of students demonstrating proficiency in English Language Arts and Reading across grade levels.

The school ranks in the 14th percentile among Florida's high schools, indicating significant room for academic growth as educators and administrators focus on supporting student development and improving learning outcomes. The school draws from a diverse suburban community where the median household income is $48,891 and median home values average $169,300. About 19% of area residents hold bachelor's degrees or higher, while the local poverty rate stands at 13%.

This working-class neighborhood of over 25,000 residents provides a stable foundation for the school community. Gulf High School sits on School Road in New Port Richey's large suburban setting, serving families throughout this established Florida community where students can access the resources and opportunities that come with attending a comprehensive public high school.