Passport Charter continued its K-8 open-enrollment operation at 5221 Curry Ford Road through the current school year, serving a small campus community of 177 students in the Conway-Curry Ford corridor of southeast Orlando. The school's notably high female enrollment — 61% — and small size give it a distinct community feel that sets it apart from larger OCPS neighborhood schools. Families interested in applying for the upcoming school year should contact the school directly to find out about grade-level availability and the application timeline. The school continues to offer Gifted and Talented programming and participates in OCPS's academic calendar through its charter oversight structure.

Q1. How does enrollment work at Passport Charter?

Ans. Passport Charter accepts students through an open application process, not through neighborhood attendance boundaries.

Q2. What grades does Passport Charter serve?

Ans. Passport Charter runs kindergarten through 8th grade on a single campus at 5221 Curry Ford Road. Students who enroll in the early grades can stay at the same campus through their entire elementary and middle school experience, which is a significant draw for families looking for stability and community continuity in their child's education.

Q3. What makes Passport Charter's student demographics unique?

Ans. Passport Charter has a small and diverse student body that reflects the unique community it serves. With only 177 students, the school offers a close-knit and supportive learning environment. Its 15:1 student-teacher ratio also allows staff to provide more personalized attention and build strong connections with students.

Q4. Does Passport Charter have a GATE program?

Ans. Passport Charter does offer a Gifted and Talented program. Families interested in GT evaluation should contact the school directly at 5221 Curry Ford Road to understand the referral process. Since the school is a charter, the referral timeline may differ slightly from the standard OCPS cycle.

Q5. What high school do Passport Charter graduates attend?

Ans. After completing 8th grade at Passport Charter, students transition to OCPS high schools through the standard enrollment process. The Curry Ford Road location places Passport Charter in the southeast Orlando area, where Boone High School is a common destination. Families should plan the high school transition with the school during 7th grade.