Lake Silver Elementary School

The attendance zone covers the western portion of College Park — roughly the corridor along N Rio Grande Ave and adjacent streets near Lake Silver, west toward the Packing District and I-4. It is generally west of Princeton Elementary's zone. Because College Park zone lines follow individual streets, always confirm your specific address at ocps.net/find-my-school before buying — a house one block over can feed a different school.

Enrollment is automatic for students living within the attendance zone — you register through OCPS using proof of address. The Gifted program requires a separate referral and assessment process through OCPS. For VPK (pre-K), registration opens each spring for the following school year at ocps.net.

Homes in the College Park / 32804 corridor have a median sale price around $580K (December 2025, Redfin). The range is wide — older bungalows and ranch homes in the $400K–$600K range, renovated Craftsman homes in the $600K–$900K range, and larger lakefront or custom builds above $1M. The Packing District redevelopment nearby has put upward pressure on values in the western College Park pocket specifically.

GreatSchools rates it 5/10, which reflects average test-score performance relative to Florida public schools. It is a Title I school, meaning it receives federal funding tied to a higher-than-average percentage of students from lower-income households. The rating tells you about test scores, not the full picture — smaller class sizes, Title I staffing, and the IB feeder path through College Park Middle are things the rating doesn't capture. Parents doing a home search should visit and ask specific questions rather than relying on a single number.

Both are OCPS public elementaries in College Park's 32804 zip code and share the same feeder path (College Park Middle → Edgewater High). Princeton Elementary has a significantly higher GreatSchools rating (9/10 vs 5/10) and is generally regarded as one of OCPS's top-performing elementaries. The two schools are about half a mile apart — which school a specific address feeds is purely a zone-boundary question. If you're choosing between homes that straddle the two zones, the school assignment will follow the address, not the buyer's preference.