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Somerset Academy Jax: 2025-2026 Seat Availability Released

Somerset Academy Jax has announced available seats for the 2025-2026 school year through Florida's Controlled Open Enrollment policy. Families interested can check specific grade-level availability and apply.

10/11/2026 · Jacksonville edition

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Jacksonville families seeking public or charter school options outside their home district can utilize Florida's Controlled Open Enrollment policy. This policy allows students to enroll in schools in other districts if those schools have available capacity.

Somerset Academy Jax has posted its current student capacity and available seats for the 2025-2026 school year. The school updates this information every 12 weeks.

As of Feb. 28, 2026, Somerset Academy Jax has limited openings in several grade levels:

  • Kindergarten: 3 seats available (capacity 54)
  • First Grade: No seats available (capacity 54)
  • Second Grade: 4 seats available (capacity 54)
  • Third Grade: 2 seats available (capacity 54)
  • Fourth Grade: No seats available (capacity 54)
  • Fifth Grade: No seats available (capacity 54)
  • Sixth Grade: 10 seats available (capacity 66)
  • Seventh Grade: No seats available (capacity 66)
  • Eighth Grade: No seats available (capacity 66)

The school encourages families to apply for their desired grade level even if it is listed as full. Somerset Academy Jax maintains waitlists, and enrollment numbers can change.

Families can find application details and more information on the Controlled Open Enrollment process on the Somerset Academy Jax website.

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