Conway Elementary is participating in the OCPS district-wide "Let's Read, OCPS!" reading challenge, which encourages students at every grade level to read outside of school and contribute to a collective district goal. The school also participates in OCPS family engagement programming throughout the school year, including multilingual parent workshops accessible to its predominantly Spanish-speaking parent community. Conway's presence in the established Conway neighborhood near Lake Margaret gives it a community-rooted identity that families describe as a genuine neighborhood school experience.

Q1. Does Conway Elementary offer a gifted program?

Ans. Conway Elementary has a Gifted and Talented program through Orange County Public Schools. The school has a dedicated counselor and staff who manage the referral and evaluation process. Talk to your child's teacher in the fall, or call the school at (407) 249-6360 for the current timeline.

Q2. What is the school environment like at Conway Elementary?

Ans. Conway Elementary is a neighborhood school with strong ties to the community in the Conway area near Lake Margaret. The student body reflects the diverse south Orlando community it serves, and the school has a full-time counselor to help students with both academic and social needs.

Q3. How does Conway Elementary support multilingual learners?

Ans. Conway Elementary serves a student body that is 82% minority, with many families from Spanish-speaking and multilingual households. ELD instruction runs across all grade levels as part of daily classroom delivery, and the school connects families to OCPS's multilingual services for translation and parent resources.

Q4. What after-school programs does Conway Elementary offer?

Ans. Conway Elementary participates in Orange County Public Schools' after-school programming options.

Q5. What middle school do Conway Elementary students attend?

Ans. Students from Conway Elementary typically continue to Conway Middle School, just a few miles up Anderson Road, and then to Colonial High School. The feeder pattern keeps students in the Conway and south Orlando OCPS community through high school.