College Park Middle

College Park Middle School is a public middle school in Orlando, Florida, for students in grades 6 through 8. There are about 695 students at the school, and the student-teacher ratio is about 24:1, which means that the classrooms are more crowded. College Park Middle School focuses on teaching based on standards, digital literacy, and extra activities that help students get ready for high school. The student body is made up of people from different races and ethnic groups, and there are a lot of minorities, which is typical of the College Park area. According to U.S. News, 36% of students score at or above proficiency in math and 31% meet proficiency standards in reading. This means that their academic performance is stable but could be better. The amount of money available is usually in line with the averages for Orange County Public Schools and the state. The school is located near established neighborhoods where the median home value is slightly higher than the Orlando average. This helps the school get community support. Overall, College Park Middle School looks good because the community supports it and it focuses on basic academic skills.

Walt Disney World donated $500,000 to support Florida school programs and surprised teachers from several Central Florida schools — including College Park Middle School — with free park tickets and a visit from Stitch. This initiative was part of a teacher celebration at the close of the school year and contributes to broader educational support in the region

Q1. Are there any elective classes at College Park Middle?

Students can pick from a variety of elective and enrichment classes.

Q2. Are there any programs for the arts?

Ans. The school has classes in music, visual arts, and other creative activities.

Q3: How does the school help students stay healthy?

Ans. Counseling services and health programs help people stay healthy.

Q4. Do teachers want students to join clubs?

Ans. Yes, clubs help with schoolwork, socializing, and being creative.

Q5. What does the school do to get families involved?

Ans. Parents are asked to come to school events and meetings.