Laureate Park Elementary School

The attendance zone is centered on the Laureate Park master-planned community at Lake Nona — the same addresses that also feed Luminary Middle School. The zone includes most Laureate Park single-family and townhome addresses along the Laureate Blvd corridor (ZIP 32827). OCPS redraws zones periodically; confirm your specific address at ocps.net/find-my-school before making an offer.

Laureate Park Elementary is a zoned neighborhood school — no application, lottery, or audition required. If your address is in the zone, enrollment is automatic. Email registrar Alice.Moss@OCPS.net to set up an appointment and bring your completed documents. The school is not part of OCPS School Choice Open Enrollment.

Homes in the Laureate Park community (the primary zone) were running a median around $700K–$710K in late 2024, with the broader Lake Nona market pulling back toward $675K by early 2026. The community mixes townhomes with 40–60 ft single-family homesites that typically transact in the $600K–$1M range. These are estimates — pull a zone-filtered MLS search for current data.

The school operates with standard OCPS security: controlled access during school hours, a School Resource Officer program across the district, and ID-badge requirements for visitors. The Laureate Park neighborhood itself is a gated or semi-gated master-planned community. Lake Nona is consistently among the lower-crime quadrants of Orange County.

Both are top-performing OCPS elementaries in the Lake Nona area. Northlake Park is a K-8 fundamental school (uniform required, traditional curriculum) and is a choice school — families apply and are selected by lottery district-wide. Laureate Park Elementary is a zoned neighborhood school with a gifted program and conventional public-school structure. The fundamental vs. standard difference matters more to most families than any gap in test scores.