St. Cloud Florida Elementary Schools are the focus of today’s 13th episode of Discover St. Cloud Florida. Jeanine Corcoran, broker for The Corcoran Connection will be your host and she is joined by her co-host Kristin Macari owner of Studio Nine 13. Today, they will review the 7 Saint Cloud FL Elementary schools.
The elementary schools in St. Cloud Florida are an important topic for those who are new to the area. Jeanine said that there are 7 elementary schools in Saint Cloud, FL. These 7 do not include Charter schools. Jeanine mentioned that the 7 St. Cloud elementary schools she is going to review aren’t in any order or preference other than going in alphabetical order from the list that is available on the Osceola County School District website.
The first elementary school is Harmony Community School. Harmony is a sub-division of St. Cloud, Florida. Sandra Davenport is the Principal there and the enrollment there now is 890 students. The overall grade for this school hasn’t been updated since February 2091 because of Covid. The last grade they received was an “A”.
The Harmony Community School was the first school to receive “Lighthouse” status in Osceola County. This means that they used the Stephen Covey 7 Habits of Highly Effective People in their school system. Harmony Community school is fantastic and has a lot of great programs with tons of great activities going on at any given moment. It is in the community of Harmony on Schoolhouse road and the mascot name is the “Shorthorns”.
The second school is Hickory Tree Elementary which is on Old Hickory Tree road. The Principal there is Alison Doe. Their mascot is the “Hawks”. Their enrollment total is 671 which is a lot lower than Harmony. Their school grade from 2019 was a “B”.
Kristin said she hears a lot of wonderful things about the Hickory Tree Elementary school and people wanting to bring their kids there. They were both surprised that their enrollment numbers were so low.
Jeanine announced the following events at their school with dates. On March 2nd – 8th they have a book fair, March 8th there is a SAC meeting and on March 24th is “dress down day” where students can dress more casually.
The third school is Lakeview Elementary. They are the home of the Dolphins. They have 655 students currently enrolled in grades K-5. In 2019 they were a “B” rated school. They are located right off 5th street in St. Cloud, FL. They are having a “Spring Fling” on March 26th a “dash with a splash” 5K run.
The fourth school is the Michigan Avenue Elementary school, and they are the home of the Bullpups. They have 768 students, and they were rated a “B” in 2019. They do what’s called a Bullpup of the month. In each homeroom once a month a student gets picked and they go to the cafeteria and have Chick-fil-A and get added to the wall of fame.
The fifth school is Narcoossee Elementary School. They have 1,327 students which is the most populated elementary school in Osceola County. Jeanine added that from a real estate perspective the growth is on Narcoossee road. They were rated a “B” school from 2019 and the Principal there is Scott Noble.
Kristin said that Narcoossee is a highly sought-after school that is contributing to people moving into that area. Jeanine also mentioned that they a writeup on their website about the incoming kindergarteners which is March 8th from 4:30 – 6:00 PM. Jeanine didn’t see this on any other website but Narcoossee’s. They were the first school to become a “Lighthouse” school virtually in Osceola County.
The sixth school is Neptune Elementary. They have 907 students and in 2019 they were rated a “C” school. They are located off Neptune on Betsy Ross Lane by Anthem Park. They did have some event on their calendar for March 10th and that is “picture day”.
The seventh school is St. Cloud Elementary. Dr. Amy Flowers is the Principal there. They have 798 students and in 2019 they were a “B” school. The Robotics team from this school has been invited to go to the World Competition in Dallas, Texas. They are the only school in Osceola County to have been invited to this competition.
We hope you enjoyed Jeanine and Kristin walking you through a review of the St. Cloud Florida Elementary schools. We want to keep you up to date with the amazing events and places to visit and enjoy in St. Cloud, FL.
