Pinewood Elementary School

Pinewood Elementary School stands at 3757 Old Dixie Highway, Mims, FL 32754, and the main office number is 321-269-4530.

Pinewood's home page footer, under Find Us, adds the fax line 321-877-0911 and the office email [email protected], and its banner calls the campus the Home of the Panthers (Pinewood Elementary website). The About Us menu leads to an About Pinewood page, a School Bio and a School Data Profile.

NCES returns pinewood elementary school at 3757 OLD DIXIE HWY, MIMS, with phone (321) 269-4530, grades from pre-kindergarten through 6 and 500 students in the 2024-2025 enrollment column (NCES Mims school search). The only other public school in that Mims result set is Mims Elementary on U.S. 1 at 2582 US Highway 1, with 393 students and the same pre-kindergarten to grade 6 span. NCES adds that a school's presence in its locator is no endorsement and no sign of accreditation.

The 2025-26 letter for Pinewood Elementary is B, resting on 58 percent of the points the school could earn.

That Pinewood B rests on 462 points earned across 8 components, with 99 percent of eligible students tested, in the FLDOE workbook dated September 1, 2026 (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook). The file's elementary scale places a B between 54 and 61 percent of points; 62 percent or more is an A, 41 to 53 percent a C, 32 to 40 percent a D, and 31 percent or below an F.

Within the Pinewood row, the grade 3 reading achievement and mathematics learning gains columns each read 67, and the reading gains column for the lowest 25 percent reads 42 (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook). Section 1008.34 describes B schools as making above average progress (Florida Statutes, s. 1008.34).

Pinewood has a B for 2024, 2025 and 2026, after an A in the 2023 informational baseline and A grades in 2019 and from 2014 through 2017.

The Pinewood row has no 2020 column, and its 2021 cell is empty (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook). Both 2023 and 2015 are headed as informational baseline grades.

The Pinewood About Us menu lists a School Data Profile and the Uniform Assessment Calendar (Pinewood Elementary website).

The 2025-26 grades workbook enters No for Pinewood under Title I, and FLDOE's 2024-25 Title I school list includes Pinewood; both state entries are given here as printed.

In the workbook, Pinewood's Title I cell reads NO and its percent of economically disadvantaged students reads 76.5 (FLDOE 2025-26 school grades workbook). In FLDOE's 2024-25 Title I school list, row 0181 (PINEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL) reads 476 for total students ages 5 to 17, 286 for children from low-income families and 60.08% for their percent, then B in the selection code column and SW in the program type column (FLDOE 2024-25 Title I school list).

A Title I link also appears in the Pinewood Parents and Students menu, between Brevard After School and Volunteer Information (Pinewood Elementary website).

Pinewood lists four programs: an NEHS group for grades 4 to 6, a PBIS team, Strings and Chorus, and Safety Patrols.

On the Pinewood home page, NEHS is described as open to 4th through 6th grade students who meet or exceed stellar behavior and academics criteria (Pinewood Elementary website). The school's Positive Behavior Interventions and Support team rewards students for positive behavior. In Strings and Chorus, Pinewood's music teacher and the Area IV Music Coordinator work with 4th to 6th grade students, and the Safety Patrols help with both before and after school activities.

Each of those four has its own page under the Pinewood Clubs and Activities menu, and the Parents and Students menu adds Volunteer Information, Brevard After School, a Purple Star page and a Water Safety page (Pinewood Elementary website).

Other Pinewood family links include an Annual Asbestos Letter, Media Center Collection Procedures, a Bullying and Harassment page and Cafeteria Information, and the district menu at the foot of the Pinewood page points to FOCUS, FortifyFL, the Speak Out Tipline and the Uniform Statewide Assessment Calendar (Pinewood Elementary website).

New Worlds Reading, linked from the Pinewood Parents and Students menu, is a state program that delivers free books to young students who read below grade level.

Pinewood places New Worlds Reading between its Media Center (Destiny) and Brevard After School links (Pinewood Elementary website). Section 1003.485 sets the initiative's purpose as providing high-quality, free books to students in prekindergarten through grade 5 who are reading below grade level, with the University of Florida Lastinger Center for Learning set as the program's administrator (Florida Statutes, s. 1003.485). Once a Pinewood student is identified as eligible, the law has the school district coordinate with the administrator so books arrive monthly during the school year, beginning no later than October and continuing through at least June, with students offered a choice of book topics or genres.

Under the same section, a student in prekindergarten through grade 5 qualifies by not yet reading on grade level, by having a substantial reading deficiency, by showing a substantial early literacy deficiency on the state's coordinated screening and progress monitoring, or by scoring below Level 3 on the latest statewide English Language Arts test (Florida Statutes, s. 1003.485). For a Pinewood student, that eligibility lasts until promotion to grade 6 or until a parent opts out, and the district must send the parent the administrator's application form.

Last verified: October 21, 2026, through a same-day reread of the Old Dixie Highway school's home page and menus, the NCES Mims search, Pinewood's row 0181 and the scale note in the FLDOE 2025-26 grades workbook, line 0181 of the FLDOE 2024-25 Title I list, and Florida Statutes sections 1008.34 and 1003.485.