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Hernando County
Education
 "Florida continues to raise its
standards for achievement to
ensure students are prepared for the rigor of postsecondary
education and the workforce. "
Governor Jeb Bush
Education
is a critical factor in business recruitment and retention efforts. While
employers want a quality education for their own children, it is also
important that graduates from our local high schools, community colleges,
and universities will be able to fill future job openings for local
business and industry. As businesses face more global competition, the
importance of improved worker productivity will increase. Likewise, the
importance of the educational background will also increase.
Hernando
County has 4 public high schools serving the community; including a
technical high school. Additionally, the county has 3 private (K-12) schools in
the community.These schools graduate over 900 students per year.
Public School
Enrollment K-12
21,458
(as of Sept. 2005)
HERNANDO
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
Florida Department of
Education
School District Data
for Hernando County
Pasco-Hernando Community College (PHCC)
is a dynamic, career-centered educational institution, with a faculty and staff
who are dedicated to student success, teaching excellence, and community
service. The College is an integral part of the County's educational system
providing two and four year programs, technical certificates and continuing
educational opportunities.
Four-year programs available at PHCC include degrees
from International College, St. Leo University, University of South Florida -
St. Petersburg and Barry University. The Hernando County Office of Business
Development partners closely with the college to promote these educational
programs and to ensure alignment with the ever-changing needs of the business
community. We are currently developing curriculum for a Manufacturing
Certification Program which will be offered in the near future.
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