Innovation High School

Innovation High serves the Storey Park and Moss Park corridor in east Orlando, generally east of Narcoossee Road in the 32832 ZIP. The school was carved out of Lake Nona High's former zone when it opened in 2024. Because rezoning is ongoing as the community grows, verify your specific address at ocps.net/find-my-school before making any school-based housing decision.

Zoned students enroll automatically through OCPS based on address. If you're outside the zone, the OCPS Scholastic Academy program at Innovation High is open to any Orange County family on a first-applied, first-seated basis — no audition required. Start at ocps.net/studentregistration.

Homes in the 32832 ZIP — Storey Park, Moss Park, and the Innovation Way corridor — were selling at a median of roughly $515,000 in early 2026, with average days on market around 81 days. Storey Park single-family homes typically run 3-4 bedrooms in the $450K–$650K range. For a zone-filtered list with current active inventory, ask Ben directly.

Innovation High opened in 2024 and follows standard OCPS security protocols — School Resource Officer, controlled campus access, and ID check procedures. The surrounding Storey Park and Moss Park neighborhoods are master-planned communities with active HOAs and relatively low crime rates for the broader east Orlando area.

Lake Nona High (opened 2009) has a longer track record — GreatSchools 6/10, Florida DOE A-rated, graduation rate near 97%, and an established Collegiate Academy with dual enrollment at four colleges. Innovation High is newer and still building its academic reputation, but it has a brand-new facility and similar AP and dual-enrollment offerings. For buyers, it often comes down to which zone the specific address falls in.