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MetroWest Elementary School
Grades PK–5 · Orange County Public Schools · Orlando, FL
Rating
3/10
GreatSchools
Grades
PK–5
Enrollment
577
Student : Teacher
18:1
Founded
1986
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“MetroWest Elementary is an OCPS public elementary school in the MetroWest master-planned community on Orlando's west side, serving PreK–5 with a Gifted and Talented program.”
MetroWest Elementary sits inside the 1,805-acre MetroWest master-planned community in western Orlando — about 10 miles from downtown, tucked between Dr. Phillips and Windermere. The school is a Title I campus, reflecting the economically diverse character of the MetroWest neighborhood, where an international mix of families shares condos, townhomes, and single-family streets around Lake Vilma. Its Gifted and Talented strand is the academic draw for families looking for enrichment within the zone.
Academic programs
- Gifted and Talented program
- Title I supplemental academic support
- OCPS district enrichment curriculum
How to enroll
Automatic via OCPS based on home address — MetroWest Elementary is a zoned neighborhood school. Verify your address at ocps.net/find-my-school before home purchase; zone boundaries in western Orlando can be more granular than ZIP code alone.
What makes it stand out
The Gifted and Talented program is the primary academic differentiator for this school. The campus also benefits from Title I resources, which fund supplemental instruction and support staff. For families in the MetroWest community, the school is a walkable option with an after-school program.
Extracurriculars
- After-school program
- OCPS district enrichment activities
- Gifted and Talented enrichment classes
Frequently asked about MetroWest Elementary School
What neighborhoods are zoned for MetroWest Elementary?
MetroWest Elementary primarily serves the MetroWest master-planned community (32835) in western Orlando. The zone covers much of the neighborhood surrounding Lake Vilma Drive. Because OCPS zone lines are drawn at the street level, confirm your specific address at ocps.net/find-my-school before committing to a home purchase — some streets near the zone edge may route to a different school.
What middle and high schools does MetroWest Elementary feed into?
The feeder pattern splits at S. Hiawassee Drive: students west of it are zoned to Gotha Middle School; students east of it feed to Chain of Lakes Middle School. Both middle schools then feed to Olympia High School on Apopka-Vineland Road. Confirm your specific address on the OCPS zone map — the boundary matters here.
What are typical home prices zoned for MetroWest Elementary?
The MetroWest neighborhood runs a wide price spectrum. Condos and townhomes start around $190K–$250K while single-family homes run roughly $300K–$500K. The median across all property types in Metro West was approximately $311,000 in late 2025 (Redfin neighborhood data). Homes sit on the market longer here — averaging around 85 days — compared to tighter-supply Orlando submarkets.
How does MetroWest Elementary perform academically?
MetroWest Elementary carries a GreatSchools rating of 3/10, with roughly 39% math proficiency and 41% reading proficiency in 2024-25 — below both the OCPS district average and state average. It is a Title I school, meaning it receives additional federal funding tied to high concentrations of lower-income students. Parents focused on test-score benchmarks will want to evaluate the Gifted program specifically, which serves a subset of enrolled students.
How does MetroWest Elementary compare to nearby elementary schools?
Within the 32835/Dr. Phillips corridor, options include Dr. Phillips Elementary (higher GreatSchools rating, higher home prices) and Sand Lake Elementary. MetroWest Elementary is the closest in-zone option for most MetroWest residents and the most accessible price-wise — buying into the Dr. Phillips Elementary zone typically costs $100K–$300K more for a comparable home. For families prioritizing the Gifted program, MetroWest's strand is worth exploring regardless of overall school rating.
Where MetroWest Elementary School is
1801 Lake Vilma Drive, Orlando, FL
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