of Central Florida Regional Campus Webster University – Patrick Space Force Base Campus Elementary schools Roy Allen Elementary Ascension Catholic School Brevard Academy for Individual Excellence Dr. W. J. Creel Elementary Croton Elementary Harbor City Elementary Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy Lower School (Pre-K–6) Longleaf Elementary Meadowlane Primary Meadowlane Intermediate New Covenant Christian School Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Quest Elementary Sabal Elementary Sherwood Elementary Suntree Elementary University Park Elementary West Melbourne Elementary Middle schools Ascension Catholic School Brevard Academy for Individual Excellence DeLaura Middle School Central Middle School Covenant Christian School Florida Preparatory Academy Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy Upper School Johnson Middle School Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School Stone Middle School High schools Public Eau Gallie High School Melbourne High School Palm Bay High School West Shore Junior – Senior High School Private Brevard Academy for Individual Excellence Brevard Christian School Florida Preparatory Academy Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy Upper School Melbourne Central Catholic High School New Covenant Christian School Adult education Palm Bay High Adult/Community Education South Area Adult Center Media Print Brevard Business News is a weekly newspaper in Melbourne, Florida, United States covering business news and trends for the Space Coast. Fred Krupski started Brevard Business News in 1981, and Adrienne B. Roth purchased it in 1986. Florida Today is the major daily newspaper serving Brevard County, Florida. The Gannett corporation started the paper in 1966. It covers the Space Coast and Central Florida. The other major paper is the Hometown News ln Melbourne. Radio WFIT 89.5 FM—this radio station is an NPR station based on the grounds of Florida Institute of Technology Television Melbourne is part of the Orlando television market. Cable is provided by Spectrum. Infrastructure Transportation Major roads The city is responsible for about of road. It would like to resurface 5% () of that each year. It was able to afford to pave half of that in 2013. Roads in the older part of the city, in what is today the southeast, are oriented toward the north–south road, Babcock Street, with compass directions measured east and west from that road. In the same area, a very minor east–west road, Brevard Drive, separates compass directions north and south. U.S. 1 – Known officially as Harbor City Boulevard, this road runs parallel to the Indian River on the far eastern side of the city. The highway is six-lanes throughout the city. Within the city