The brief
A Collier alternative middle school serving grades 2nd – 8th.
Florida rates New Beginnings Immokalee on learning gains, not on how many students test on grade level. Its 2025-26 School Improvement Rating is Commendable, on 51% of possible points (Commendable starts at 50%). In reading, 44% of eligible students made learning gains, and in math, 57%; 98% of students were tested. Its previous rating was Maintaining, in 2024-25.
New Beginnings Immokalee is listed in Collier, and a district label does not verify attendance for an address: confirm the zoned campus with the district before you commit to a street.
- 202640%
- 202536%
- 202422%
- 2023: no results on file
- 202225%
- 2021*30%
- 2020*30%
* A COVID-affected year: test participation was uneven nationwide, so the model weights it at half.
About this school's data5 sources, 2019–2026
Every number on this page comes from a published source with a stated period. Where a source is partial, aging, an estimate, or describes a surrounding area rather than the school, that limitation is named here.
- Based on limited data: 0% component coverage.
- We don't have enough verified data to rate this school fairly. This can happen when a school is very new, very small, or has limited test score reporting to the state. Our rating model requires at least 2 of 3 data components (academics, student progress, college readiness, and resources) to generate a meaningful score. Schools below this threshold receive a Limited Profile to avoid misleading ratings. Learn more about our methodology
Multi-year averages used by the rating model: math 24% (multi-year average, 2009-2026) · reading/ELA 22% (multi-year average, 2009-2026).
- School directory (enrollment, grades, staff, contact)
- NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) · SY 2023–24 · Medium confidence
- Source period: SY 2023–24. A newer release may be available.
- Math proficiency
- State department of education · 2026 FAST · Medium confidence
- Available for part of the eligible units; results may not represent the full area.
- Derived from source records rather than read directly from one field.
- Reading/ELA proficiency
- State department of education · 2026 FAST · Medium confidence
- Available for part of the eligible units; results may not represent the full area.
- Derived from source records rather than read directly from one field.
- Neighborhood (income, housing, education)
- U.S. Census ACS 5-year estimates · ACS 2019–2023 5-year estimates · Low confidence
- Older source: ACS 2019–2023 5-year estimates. Use as historical context.
- Reported for the ZCTA for ZIP 34142; this does not measure the attendance area.
- Programs (AP/IB, athletics, gifted)
- CRDC via Urban Institute · SY 2021–22 · Medium confidence
- Available for part of the eligible units; results may not represent the full area.
- Source period: SY 2021–22. A newer release may be available.
Evidence periods: Rating not displayed; assessments multi-year average, 2009-2026; directory SY 2023–24
The neighborhood
Where it sits, and what the area looks like.The area
- Median income
- $57,656
- Median home value
- $296,400
- Median rent
- $989/mo
- College educated
- 14.7%
- Homeownership
- 50.6%
- Poverty rate
- 22.3%
U.S. Census ACS 5-year estimates · ACS 2019–2023 5-year estimates for the ZCTA associated with school ZIP 34142; this is area context, not an attendance boundary.
Getting around
- Walk Score
- 32
- Car-Dependent
- Bike Score
- 54
- Bikeable
- County reported crime
- 548/100K
- Reported Part-1 offenses (violent + property + arson) per 100,000 county residents, counting every city police department, sheriff's office and county police department that reported a full year to the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting program. Shown only where those agencies cover at least 80% of the county's residents. Not a school safety rating.
Walk, transit and bike scores by
FBI Uniform Crime Reporting · 2025 · county context, not school-level safety or attendance eligibility. Source details
Programs and who goes here
What the campus offers, and who it enrolls.Programs
- Gifted and talented
- Available
- A program for qualifying students · CRDC via Urban Institute · SY 2021–22
Compare nearby
Grade-compatible schools using the same rating model.Distance is proximity only; it is not attendance eligibility.
Enrollment path unverified: Potential public school; its attendance or application path has not been classified.
The record
What is on file, and where each number came from.Questions families ask
What grades does New Beginnings Immokalee serve?
New Beginnings Immokalee serves students in grades 2nd through 8th.
How many students attend New Beginnings Immokalee?
New Beginnings Immokalee has an enrollment of approximately 26 students.
What is the student-teacher ratio at New Beginnings Immokalee?
The student-teacher ratio at New Beginnings Immokalee is 8.7:1. A lower ratio generally means more individual attention per student. The national average is approximately 16:1 for public schools.
What are the test scores at New Beginnings Immokalee?
Based on loaded state assessment records, New Beginnings Immokalee has 24% math proficiency (multi-year average, 2009-2026) and 22% reading/ELA proficiency (multi-year average, 2009-2026).
Is New Beginnings Immokalee a charter school?
No, New Beginnings Immokalee is not a charter school. It is an alternative public school.
Is New Beginnings Immokalee a Title I school?
No, New Beginnings Immokalee is not currently a Title I school.
What does the Free & Reduced Lunch percentage mean for New Beginnings Immokalee?
69.2% of students at New Beginnings Immokalee qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. This is a commonly used indicator of economic need and provides important context when interpreting test scores.
School facts
- Grades
- 2nd – 8th
- Enrollment
- 26
- Student-teacher ratio
- 8.7:1
- Teachers (FTE)
- 3
- Free or reduced lunch
- 69.2%
- Type
- Alternative
- Title I
- No
- Florida School Improvement Rating
- Commendable (2025-26, on learning gains)
- Setting
- Distant Town
- County
- Collier County
- Phone
- (239) 377-1130
- Schools in district
- 74
- District spending per student
- $14,103
- NCES F-33 · FY 2023 · This annual source is three years behind the current year.
- District child poverty rate
- 11.9%
- Census SAIPE · 2024
- Area population (ZIP 34142)
- 33,270
- Area average commute
- 35.8 min
- Area median age
- 31
NCES Common Core of Data (CCD) (SY 2023–24).
Sources and official links
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Data from NCES Common Core of Data, Florida Dept. of Education, and U.S. Census ACS for the 2023–24 school year. Rankings computed by MySchoolScout. See all data sources.