has both a middle years program and a diploma program. 96.1% of all residents 25 years or older are high school graduates. 42.3% have a Bachelor's Degree or higher. Landmarks Cocoa Beach Pier Alan Shepard Beachfront Park Thousand Islands Conservation Area Cocoa Beach Aquatic Center and Pool Complex I Dream of Jeannie Lane Former Cocoa Beach Glass Bank Infrastructure Roads The following roads are usually called by their numbers when spoken: SR A1A – This is the main road through the city. From north to south, SR A1A enters Cocoa Beach from Cape Canaveral as Atlantic Avenue. After passing the downtown area and resort area, the road splits into a one-way pair of roads, southbound being named Orlando Avenue, with northbound keeping the name Atlantic Avenue. The route continues in this manner until the southbound town limits. Major intersections include SR 520, 4th Street, and Minutemen Causeway. SR 520 – This is the main way to access the city from the mainland. It enters the city from the unincorporated community of Merritt Island, and the route terminates at SR A1A. Major intersections include the Cape Canaveral Hospital entrance, Banana River Boulevard, and SR A1A. It is estimated that there are 2.4 million day trippers to the city annually. While businesses appreciate the tourism, it creates a parking problem for the city. There are 1,780 paved parking spaces and 607 spaces on the streets downtown, near the beach. Public transportation Public transportation in Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral, and surrounding Brevard County is provided by Space Coast Area Transit. Utilities The city contracted directly with Florida Power & Light for electricity, paying 10.689 cents per kilowatt hour in 2010. Canals The city has 37 canals, totaling , serving residential homes, plus of channels. These are maintained by the city. Notable people Kim Adler, professional bowler and USBC Hall of Famer, 5th Street Allison Anders, raised in the city. Filmed Things Behind the Sun in the county in 2001 Emanne Beasha, singer Willam Belli, a drag queen, actor, recording artist, and YouTuber raised in the city Dana Brown, iconic surfing legend, 16th Street Cullen Douglas, television and movie actor, director, screenwriter James Folston professional football player for the Oakland Raiders #55 Ashlyn Harris, professional soccer player Jay F. Honeycutt, former director of the Kennedy Space Center Zora Neale Hurston, author Rick Martel, former professional wrestler Bubba McDowell, professional football player with the Houston