Orlando public schools: every school, zone and report card

Last checked Oct. 9, 2026. Sources: Orange County Public Schools’ 2026-27 school location and attendance zone data, school zone maps, Oct. 1, 2026 enrollment summary, rezoning page and list of charter schools; the Census Bureau’s Orlando city boundary and 2020 census block counts; the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file; and the NCES Private School Universe Survey.

Orlando’s public schools are run by Orange County Public Schools (OCPS), the countywide district. The city has no school system of its own, and attendance zones do not follow the city limits: homes a few streets apart can be zoned for different schools, and six of the 12 high schools that serve Orlando addresses sit outside the city.

Who to call

• Orange County Public Schools, main line: 407-317-3200
• Find your zoned school: the district’s Find My School tool or its 2026-27 zone lookup map
• Enrolling: the district’s How to Enroll page
• Buses: the district’s Find My Bus page

Each school below has its own page with its address, phone, principal, enrollment, state grade, zone and feeder schools. Calendars, enrollment steps and School Board details are in our Orlando schools guide.

Which high school zone covers Orlando

Share of Orlando’s residents in each high school’s 2026-27 attendance zone, from the district’s zone data and 2020 census block counts inside the city limits. These are shares of residents, not of students, and they miss homes built since 2020.

Florida grades every public school A to F each summer on the share of possible points it earns on state tests, learning gains and, for high schools, the graduation rate and college and career acceleration. Grades below are the state’s 2026 grades, for the 2025-26 school year, with the share of points in parentheses. Enrollment is the district’s Oct. 1, 2026 count.

High schools

Middle schools

K-8 schools

Middle school zones whose campuses sit outside the city also cover many Orlando homes, by the same census count: Chain of Lakes Middle (about 11% of residents), Conway Middle (about 6% of residents), Liberty Middle (about 2% of residents), Southwest Middle (about 6% of residents), Westridge Middle (about 3% of residents) and Windy Ridge K-8 (about 3% of residents). Find My School gives the answer for any single address.

Elementary schools

Elementary zones whose campuses sit outside the city but cover parts of it include Conway Elementary (about 2%), Hidden Oaks Elementary (about 2%) and Lake George Elementary (about 3%).

Two elementary schools inside the city, McCoy and Eccleston, are no longer on the district’s school list. The School Board approved their consolidations March 10, 2026, for the 2026-27 school year; the McCoy plan involved the Shenandoah and Ventura zones and the Eccleston plan the Washington Shores zone, according to the district’s rezoning page. Orlando Gifted Academy, a districtwide gifted magnet for second to eighth grade, lists its campus at 901 W. Webster Ave. in Winter Park on its website, so it is not on this list.

Not listed: the district’s alternative and special centers inside the city, which students do not choose through the zones: Acceleration East, Expecting Excellence Academy, Washington Shores Primary Learning Center, Orange Technical College’s Orlando campus, Universal Education Center and the Simon Youth Foundation Academy.

Charter schools

Charter schools are public and tuition-free but run by their own boards, with no attendance zones. “Each charter school has its own application and enrollment process,” the district says on its 2026-27 list. These 13 have campuses inside Orlando city limits:

Orange Center STEAM Academy was Orange Center Elementary, a district school, until this school year; its 2026 grade was earned before the change. The two UCP schools are not in the state’s 2026 school grades file.

Enrollment by school

The 12 high schools that serve Orlando had 30,009 students between them on the district’s Oct. 1, 2026 count. Each school’s own page has its permanent capacity from the same enrollment summary.

Private schools

Private schools with addresses inside Orlando city limits in the federal Private School Universe Survey, latest edition 2023-24, placed with the Census Bureau’s address geocoder. The list is alphabetical; the survey is voluntary, so a school can be missing.

More on Orlando schools

• Our Orlando schools guide for the 2026-27 calendar, enrolling and the School Board
• High school football: our Friday night football page and the scoreboard
• The district’s school zone maps and rezoning page

Frequently asked questions

What school district is Orlando in?

Orange County Public Schools, the countywide district. The city of Orlando does not run schools. The district’s main line is 407-317-3200.

Which high school is my Orlando address zoned for?

It depends on the street address, not the city or ZIP code. Twelve high school zones cover parts of Orlando. Check any address in the OCPS Find My School tool.

How many public schools are in Orlando?

48 district-run schools have campuses inside Orlando city limits: six high schools, 10 middle schools, four K-8 schools and 28 elementary schools. Thirteen charter school campuses are also inside the city.

Are there charter schools in Orlando?

Yes. Thirteen of the district’s charter schools have campuses inside the city. Each runs its own application and lottery, the district says.