Lockhart Elementary School

Lockhart Elementary serves the historic Lockhart community in northwest Orange County along the Edgewater Drive corridor — roughly the 32810 zip code area north of College Park and south of Apopka. This includes midcentury neighborhoods on and around Edgewater Drive. The northwest Orlando corridor has multiple elementary boundaries in close proximity, so address-specific confirmation is essential. Use the OCPS Find My School tool at ocps.net or call the school at (407) 296-6440.

Lockhart Elementary is a zoned school — enrollment is automatic if your address falls within the OCPS attendance boundary. Bring proof of residency, immunization records, and birth certificate to the school office. Contact the school at (407) 296-6440 or visit lockhartes.ocps.net for current enrollment requirements and timelines. For the Gifted & Talented program, referral is handled by the school after enrollment; ask the front office about the evaluation process.

The Lockhart neighborhood in the 32810 zip code has a median home sale price around $319,000–$320,000 as of mid-2026, with homes averaging about 71 days on market. The area is primarily midcentury single-family homes from the 1950s–1980s, making it one of the more affordable pockets of northwest Orlando. These are zip-code-level figures — ask Ben for a boundary-filtered list for the exact attendance zone.

Lockhart Elementary follows standard OCPS security protocols — controlled entry during school hours, ID badging for visitors, and school resource officer coverage. The Lockhart neighborhood on Edgewater Drive is an established residential community with a mix of longtime and newer families. The school's chronic absenteeism rate (roughly 31–36%) is elevated above district averages, which is common in schools serving higher-need populations but is worth noting as you evaluate the school environment.

Lockhart Elementary's 2/10 GreatSchools rating reflects below-average state test scores — 32% of students at or above proficiency in math and reading versus a Florida average of about 50–52%. Keep in mind these ratings index strongly on test scores, which correlate with socioeconomic factors. The school's feeder path to Edgewater High School (6/10 GreatSchools, IB programs) is a meaningful long-term consideration. Families prioritizing a higher test-score elementary in the northwest Orlando corridor may consider OCPS school choice options; ocps.net/school-choice has the current program list.