Original Research by School Decision on 97-e-se-2
The school listed here, recorded under the identifier 97-E-SE-2, is a closed institution. Its operational status is listed as closed in federal education records, meaning it is no longer an active school. No enrollment figures, demographic data, academic performance results, staffing information, or program details are available for it, and because the school is closed, those gaps are not likely to be filled. State testing data, graduation rates, and civil-rights outcome data all do not apply for the same reason.
The address on file places it in downtown Orlando, in Orange County, Florida, within the Orange County Public Schools district. For a parent researching active school options in that area, this record is not a useful starting point. The district itself, Orange County Public Schools, operates many other schools across the Orlando region, and a parent would need to look there for current enrollment and program information.
The broader Orlando housing market, for what context it offers, shows home values in the zip code that run slightly below both the Florida state median and the national median, with a modest year-over-year decline. Rents have also edged down slightly in the same period, though the price-to-income ratio locally remains stretched relative to national norms, meaning buying in this area requires a meaningful income relative to mortgage costs. Renting runs somewhat cheaper on a monthly basis than carrying a mortgage at current rates.
Downtown Orlando itself, where this address sits, is an urbanized, walkable core by Orlando standards, with government offices, performing arts venues, parks centered on Lake Eola, and the Creative Village higher-education district anchored by UCF Downtown and Valencia College. The city overall leans car-dependent, but the immediate downtown area has bus and commuter rail access through LYNX and SunRail. The regional economy draws on tourism, healthcare, education, and aerospace, with the major theme-park employers concentrated in the southwest and healthcare systems among the largest employers in the core.
For the district brief, a search was conducted for parent-relevant changes in Orange County Public Schools but the search was exhausted before any lasting updates could be confirmed, so that section is left out rather than guessed at.
Anyone encountering this listing while searching for a school should be aware they are looking at a closed entity. Any school search in the Orlando area would need to start fresh with the Orange County Public Schools district directly.
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