Westpointe Elementary celebrated its Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Edalina Roumain, and its Support Person of the Year, Mrs. Kathiria Ortiz, in formal recognition events earlier in the school year. The school also launched adult ESOL classes for community members, one of the more unusual community-facing offerings at any OCPS elementary school. Principal Dr. Atresa Grubbs-Holmes highlighted the school's shift to Champions as its new Extended Day program provider, making it one of the first campuses in the local cluster to move to the national provider for after-school care in the current school year.

Q1. What does it mean that Westpointe Elementary is an "A" school?

Ans. Westpointe Elementary holds an "A" school rating from the Florida Department of Education, which is based on state assessment performance, learning gains, and other academic measures. Principal Dr. Atresa Grubbs-Holmes has highlighted academic excellence and creativity as the school's guiding priorities. The "A" rating places Westpointe among the stronger-performing campuses in the OCPS network.

Q2. What is the teacher recognition program at Westpointe Elementary?

Ans. Westpointe Elementary recently recognized Mrs. Edalina Roumain as Teacher of the Year and Mrs. Kathiria Ortiz as Support Person of the Year — two of the most visible annual awards on any OCPS campus. The school makes these recognitions public as a way of celebrating the staff members who students and families have identified as most impactful.

Q3. Does Westpointe Elementary offer adult ESOL classes?

Ans. Westpointe Elementary runs adult ESOL classes for community members, making the campus a resource for families as well as students. It is one of the few OCPS elementary schools that actively opens its doors for adult language learning, which reflects the school's broader commitment to serving the community it sits within.

Q4. How does Westpointe Elementary communicate with families?

Ans. Westpointe Elementary uses ParentSquare for family communications and recently transitioned its Extended Day program to Champions, a national after-school provider. The school's website at westpointees.ocps.net is updated with current program information, and the front office is reachable during school hours at (407) 317-3200.

Q5. What school do Westpointe Elementary students attend after fifth grade?

Ans. Students finishing fifth grade at Westpointe Elementary typically continue to Robinswood Middle School. The school's feeder pattern is confirmed on the West Oaks Elementary directory, which also lists Robinswood Middle as the connected middle school for the Pine Hills and Westpointe corridor. Families can verify their specific assignment through the OCPS school finder tool.