Hunters Creek Elementary continued its track record of above-average state assessment performance through the current school year, with both math and reading proficiency consistently above district and state benchmarks. The school participated in OCPS's Black History Month celebration and the district-wide Let's Read reading challenge. Hunters Creek Elementary is part of the same OCPS corridor as Hunters Creek Middle, giving students a natural progression into a high-performing middle school with familiar community ties. Families can stay connected through ParentSquare and the official school website at hunterscreekes.ocps.net.

Q1. Does Hunters Creek Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. Hunters Creek Elementary does offer a Gifted and Talented program through Orange County Public Schools. Families who feel their child may qualify should contact the school at 4650 Town Center Boulevard to start the referral conversation. The evaluation cycle opens in the fall semester each year.

Q2. What is the school's feeder pattern for middle and high school?

Ans. Hunters Creek Elementary students typically continue to Hunters Creek Middle School, located nearby at Town Loop Boulevard, then on to Freedom High School. Both schools are within the same south Orlando OCPS corridor, keeping students in a familiar district community through high school.

Q3. What after-school care is available at Hunters Creek Elementary?

Ans. Hunters Creek Elementary participates in OCPS after-school programming options. The school's front office can confirm current availability and waitlist status. With 754 students, demand for after-school spots is typically high, so families are encouraged to inquire early.

Q4. How does Hunters Creek Elementary communicate with families?

Ans. Hunters Creek Elementary uses ParentSquare as its main family communication platform. The school website at hunterscreekes.ocps.net is updated with school news, events, and important announcements throughout the year.

Q5. What makes Hunters Creek Elementary stand out in south Orlando?

Ans. Hunters Creek Elementary's test scores put it consistently above both the district and state averages, with 61% math and 62% reading proficiency. The school also has one of the lowest economically disadvantaged rates among OCPS elementary schools at 32%, which reflects the demographics of the Hunters Creek master-planned community it serves.