Need help choosing CDL school

The main issue is to make sure the school is at least 160 hrs. because that's what most trucking companies want.
Technical schools and community colleges in Florida have excellent reputations for good cdl training.
Many trucking companies will reimburse the tuition directly back to you.

 

That school looks really good and the price is right:
North Florida Technical College
The tuition cost for the 320 clock hour program is $921.60, plus lab fees, textbook, drug testing, state license fee, tires, repairs, fuel, and other miscellaneous necessary item. Total $3,009.09. Notice: Program costs are subject to change without notice. The Pell grant is NOT available for this program.
a. Class "A" - Tractor Trailer Truck Driver - 320 Total Hours

 

That's the one I referenced, which you posted about.
Go there; it's a good deal.
What type trucking are you interested in? It's not too early to start considering job opportunities.

 

Here's a local job, but the pay isn't too good. This company has tuition reimbursement for new cdl graduates.
Trimac Transportation
CDL-A Local Truck Driver, Company Driver, Edgewater, FL
New Pay Package Announced!! 4% Increase on Tonnage Rates
Potential To Earn Up To $49,900 Hauling Local- Dry Bulk

 

Look at tanker outfits or a company like Raven Transport that pulls dry vans.
You can make $65K - $70K pulling tankers right out of cdl school.
Here's some that hire new cdl grads:
Trimac Transportation - OTR liquid hazmat
McKenzie Tank Lines
Gemini Transport
Schneider Bulk
CTL Transportation
SVTN - www.svtn.com
Superior Carriers
Tidewater Transit
All the above hire new cdl graduates, even if website has "experience required."
You don't have to live near a terminal to work for these companies if your running long haul.