Village Park Elementary School

Village Park Elementary serves the Lake Nona Gateway corridor in southeast Orlando (ZIP 32827). Communities that typically fall in the zone include VillageWalk at Lake Nona, parts of Laureate Park, and newer Lake Nona South developments along Lake Nona Gateway Road and Narcoossee Road. OCPS attendance boundaries shift as the area grows — confirm any specific address at ocps.net/find-my-school before making an offer.

Enrollment is automatic through OCPS for families living in the attendance zone. Visit ocps.net or call the school at (407) 652-6674 to start the process. You'll need proof of address, immunization records, and prior school records. Out-of-zone transfers require OCPS approval; the district prioritizes transfers based on available capacity each year.

Homes in the Village Park attendance zone run broadly $450K to $800K+, reflecting Lake Nona's premium as one of the fastest-growing master-planned communities in Central Florida. VillageWalk townhomes and smaller single-family start in the $400s; newer Laureate Park and Lake Nona South single-family homes with larger lots trend $550K–$800K. Days on market average roughly 55–65 days as of early 2026.

Village Park Elementary follows standard OCPS safety protocols — controlled campus access during school hours, a School Resource Officer assigned through OCPS, and the district's visitor check-in system. The Lake Nona area is a master-planned community with private security patrols in some neighborhoods, and the broader 32827 ZIP code has a low property-crime rate relative to metro Orlando. The school's House System also emphasizes character and community behavior explicitly.

Both are newer OCPS elementaries in the Lake Nona corridor and both hold A ratings. Laureate Park Elementary is adjacent to the Laureate Park neighborhood and tends to draw more from that community specifically; Village Park Elementary opened slightly later (2021) and serves the Lake Nona Gateway corridor. GreatSchools rates both at 8/10. For most families, the question is simply which school your address is zoned for — not which one is "better."