Narcoossee Elementary School

The attendance zone covers the Narcoossee corridor in northeast Saint Cloud / unincorporated Osceola County — generally properties along N Narcoossee Rd and adjacent streets in the 34771 zip code near the Osceola-Orange County boundary. New-construction communities in this corridor, including Four Seasons at Crossprairie and similar master-planned subdivisions, typically zone to Narcoossee Elementary. Because the area is actively growing and zone boundaries shift with new plats, always verify your specific address at osceolaschools.net before making an offer.

Students living within the attendance zone enroll automatically through the Osceola County School District using proof of address — register at osceolaschools.net. The Gifted & Talented program requires a separate referral and assessment process. Transfer requests outside the zone go through the district's School Choice portal at myosceolachoice.school, where availability is subject to space and lottery. VPK (pre-K) registration typically opens in spring for the following school year.

Homes in the Narcoossee / Saint Cloud 34771 corridor have a median sale price around $449K–$484K (2025–2026, Zillow/Movoto). The range is wide: resale single-family homes from the $350K–$450K range, newer master-planned community homes in the $450K–$600K range, and larger-lot or waterfront properties above $600K. Days on market average around 113 days, indicating a slower-moving market than the Orlando metro average. Ask for a zone-filtered list to see what's actually active inside the attendance boundary.

GreatSchools rates it 5/10 — roughly average for Florida public schools — and Niche grades it a B. The numbers tell part of the story: Narcoossee Elementary outperforms state averages in both math (61% vs. 52% proficient) and reading (63% vs. 50%), and it holds national Leader in Me Lighthouse designation, which requires rigorous schoolwide implementation, not just a curriculum add-on. For a district-average rated school, its program depth and proficiency performance above state average are noteworthy. Parents should visit and talk to teachers rather than rely on a single number.

Both are public elementaries near the Osceola–Orange County boundary serving similar new-construction corridor demographics, but they are in different districts: Narcoossee Elementary is Osceola County, Moss Park is Orange County Public Schools (OCPS). The feeder chains diverge completely — Narcoossee feeds into Narcoossee Middle and Tohopekaliga High (Osceola), while Moss Park feeds into Innovation Middle and Innovation High (OCPS). If you're buying near the county line, which school a home feeds is entirely determined by the address — there is no county preference, it follows the attendance zone.