Millennia Gardens Elementary opened the current school year with its Wallaby community recommitting to the HOPS values framework and continuing the academic work that has defined the campus since it opened. The school participated in OCPS's Black History Month "Still I Rise" showcase and the district-wide Let's Read reading challenge. The school's website highlights a culture where every student believes and achieves, consistent with the motto the community has built since the campus's founding. Families can connect through ParentSquare and the official school website at millenniagardenses.ocps.net.

Q1. What is the school mascot and values framework at Millennia Gardens Elementary?

Ans. Millennia Gardens Elementary is home to the Wallabies. The school lives by the HOPS framework, Have Respect, Own Your Choices, Positive Attitude, Safety First, which guides student behavior and school culture across all grade levels every day. Students and staff at Millennia Gardens are known for the motto: We Believe, and We Achieve.

Q2. Does Millennia Gardens Elementary have a GATE program?

Ans. Millennia Gardens Elementary does offer a Gifted and Talented program through Orange County Public Schools. The referral process begins with the classroom teacher, and the evaluation window opens in the fall semester each year. Families with children they feel may qualify should reach out to the school at 3515 Gardens Ridge Way.

Q3. How does Millennia Gardens Elementary communicate with families?

Ans. Millennia Gardens Elementary uses ParentSquare for school-wide communications and the official school website at millenniagardenses.ocps.net for news and resources. The school opened in 2016 and has built an active family engagement community in the south-central Orlando corridor it serves.

Q4. What bilingual resources does Millennia Gardens Elementary offer?

Ans. Millennia Gardens Elementary serves a student body that includes a large share of Spanish-speaking families. ELD instruction and bilingual support run throughout the school day in line with OCPS district policy. The school participates in OCPS's multilingual parent engagement resources and communication in both English and Spanish.

Q5. What middle school do Millennia Gardens Elementary students attend?

Ans. Millennia Gardens Elementary students typically continue to an OCPS middle school serving the south Orlando corridor, then on to an OCPS high school. Families should confirm the current feeder assignment with OCPS enrollment.