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Title I Schools and Poverty Percentage

Title I Schools and Poverty Percentage

Title I schools are chosen using state verified data.  State Direct Certified data is the number of students/families who qualify directly for SNAP, Homeless, Migrant, Medicaid or Foster Care as verified by the state.  The school list can change slightly annually.  For more information on services provided to Title I schools, please visit Schoolwide Components.
                                                                                          


2024-25 Title I Schools with Poverty %
Report Cards

Note:  Title I school report cards can be viewed by clicking on the links for each school category.

Elementary Schools A-L

 School  Poverty %
Aloma Elementary*
 61%
Azalea Park Elementary
 80%
Bonneville Elementary 73%
Castle Creek Elementary 65%
Catalina Elementary 78%
Cheney Elementary 73%
Chickasaw Elementary 76%
Citrus Elementary 63%
Clay Springs Elementary* 60%
Conway Elementary 72%
Dover Shores Elementary 69%
Dream Lake Elementary 68%
Eagles Nest Elementary 74%
Eccleston Elementary 85%
Engelwood Elementary 71%
Forsyth Woods Elementary 82%
Frangus Elementary 72%
Hiawassee Elementary 80%
Hungerford Elementary 78%
Ivey Lane Elementary 83%
Killarney Elementary 68%
Lake Gem Elementary 70%
Lake Silver Elementary 71%
Lake Weston Elementary 85%
Lakeville Elementary 71%
Lancaster Elementary 77%
Lawton Chiles Elementary 70%
Little River Elementary 75%
Lockhart Elementary 76%
Lovell Elementary 72%


*New Title I School

Elementary Schools M-Z

 Schools Poverty %
Maxey Elementary  61% 
Millennia Gardens Elementary 67%
Mollie Ray Elementary 84%
Oak Hill Elementary 65%
Ocoee Elementary 63%
Orange Center Elementary 78%
Orlo Vista Elementary 78%
Palmetto Elementary 76%
Pinar Elementary 76%
Pine Hills Elementary 80%
Pineloch Elementary 79%
Pinewood Elementary 81%
Prairie Lake Elementary* 62%
Ridgewood Park Elementary 81%
Riverdale Elementary 70%
Riverside Elementary 75%
Rock Lake Elementary 87%
Rock Springs Elementary* 65%
Rolling Hills Elementary 79%
Rosemont Elementary 83%
Sadler Elementary 63%
Sally Ride Elementary 72%
Shingle Creek Elementary 74%
Spring Lake Elementary 71%
Tangelo Park Elementary 79%
Three Points Elementary 82%
Union Park Elementary 75%
Ventura Elementary 66%
Vista Point Elementary* 61%
Washington Shores Elementary 91%
West Oaks Elementary 79%
Wheatley Elementary 81%
Winegard Elementary 69%
Zellwood Elementary* 64%



*New Title I School

K-8 School

 School   Poverty %
OCPS Academic Center For Excellence       85%



Middle Schools

 School  Poverty %
Apopka Middle* 62%
Carver Middle 81%
College Park Middle 74%
Conway Middle* 65%
Liberty Middle 65%
Lockhart Middle 76%
Meadowbrook Middle 80%
Memorial Middle 77%
Piedmont Lakes Middle 68%
Roberto Clemente Middle 63%
Robinswood Middle 72%
Union Park Middle 75%
Walker Middle 72%
Westridge Middle 69%


*New Title I School

High Schools

 School Poverty %
Colonial High 64%
Evans High 68%
Jones High 77%
Oak Ridge High 66%
Wekiva High 62%

Charter Schools

 School      Poverty %
Aspire Academy Charter          80%
BridgePrep Academy Charter          63%
Innovations Middle Charter          75%
Legends Academy Charter          97%
Lucious and Emma Nixon Academy Charter          81%
Passport Charter          66%
Pinecrest Creek Charter          69%
Renaissance Charter at Chickasaw          68%
Renaissance Charter at Crown Point*          63%


*New Title I School

Other Schools

 School Poverty %
Acceleration East 66%
Acceleration West 63%
BETA 86%
Pace Center For Girls* 100%
Positive Pathways Transition Center 77%
Silver Pines Academy 79%
Simon Youth Academy 78%


*New Title I School



49% District Poverty Average - 58,778 Students Served 


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