Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Middle, 2100 Dunn Ave.: tuition-free charter school, 6-8, 177 students in 2024-25, a B in 2026 state grades.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: the school’s website, its principal’s message and enrollment and lottery policy (PDF), the Florida Department of Education’s Master School ID directory and 2026 school grades file, and the federal NCES school directory.

Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Middle is a tuition-free public charter school for grades 6 to 8 at 2100 Dunn Ave. The Florida Department of Education lists it as a charter school in the Duval County Public Schools district. Charter schools are run by their own boards under a contract with the School Board and have no attendance zones.

The state lists the Eagle Campus at 2100 Dunn Ave. as two schools, this one and Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Elementary, which share a website and a principal.

Who to call

Address 2100 Dunn Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32218
Phone 904-503-0661
Grades Grades 6 to 8
Type Public charter school, tuition-free
State school number 16-1261
Charter opened 2010-2011 school year

Principal

Principal Tunji Williams, according to the school’s principal’s message, which describes the Eagle Campus as a K-8 school. The state’s directory lists him as Olatunji Williams.

Enrollment and teachers

  • Federal count: 177 students in the 2024-25 school year, with 9 full-time-equivalent classroom teachers, according to the NCES directory. That is about 20 students per teacher.

State report card

Florida grades every public school A to F on the share of possible points it earns on the measures in the state’s 2026 school grades file: test scores, learning gains and, for middle and high schools, acceleration and graduation. The file sets an A for middle schools at 64% of points or more.

School year Grade
2025-26 B (60% of possible points)
2024-25 C
2023-24 C

From the state’s 2026 school grades file, the share of students scoring on grade level on the state tests in 2025-26:

  • English language arts: 52%
  • Math: 54%
  • Science: 37%
  • Social studies: 87%
  • Middle school acceleration (a state grading measure): 53%

The same file lists 80.6% of the school’s students as economically disadvantaged and the school as a Title I school, which receives federal aid for schools serving low-income families.

The full report card is on the state’s Florida school report cards site. It is an interactive dashboard; the figures above come from the downloadable file.

Admission

Somerset Academy’s enrollment and lottery policy (PDF) says the school sets and advertises a registration and lottery date. Current students, siblings of enrolled or accepted students, children of teachers, children of governing board members (with limits for federally funded startup schools) and children of active-duty military members gain admission without the lottery if they file on time. If qualified applicants exceed the seats in the school, a classroom or a program, every child goes into a random lottery. The website also posts a controlled open enrollment notice for students from other districts.

Calendar and school hours

Charter schools set their own calendars and hours. Check the school’s website for this year’s dates.

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Frequently asked questions

What grades does Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Middle serve?

Grades 6 to 8, according to the Florida Department of Education’s school directory. It is a tuition-free public charter school at 2100 Dunn Ave. in Jacksonville.

What is Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Middle’s school grade?

Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Middle earned a B in Florida’s 2026 school grades, with 60% of possible points. It earned a C in 2025.

How do I apply to Somerset Academy Eagle Campus Middle?

Apply through the enrollment links on the school’s website before the registration and lottery date it advertises. If applicants outnumber seats, a random lottery decides; current students, siblings, children of teachers and certain board members, and children of active-duty military members are admitted without the lottery, according to its policy.