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Orange

A public school district in Orlando, Florida, with 275 operational schools in 2024–25.

The district in 2024–25

205,853
Students enrolled
11,416
Teachers, full-time equivalent
Derived by NCES from the state’s counts.
24,402
All staff, full-time equivalent
$11,706
Spending per pupil, fiscal year 2023
Current expenditure over fall membership, both as the district reported them.

How this compares

Students enrolled: 205,853 in 2024–25
Ranks 8th of 17,800 districts by enrollment, and 4th of 82 in Florida. Larger than 99% of the 17,800 districts in the fifty states and DC that report an enrollment. The ranking →
Current spending per pupil: $11,706 in fiscal year 2023
More than 14% of the 17,189 districts with a spending figure. Current spending leaves out buildings and debt, and a district of a few pupils can spend far more per pupil than any large one.

Spending and revenue

Orange spent $11,706 per pupil in fiscal year 2023, against $6,712 in fiscal year 2005

Current spending per pupil, each fiscal year: current expenditure over fall membership, both as the district reported them to NCES. In the dollars of each year, not adjusted for inflation. A year with no column is a year the survey has no figure for.

U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics — School District Finance Survey (F-33), fiscal year 2005 onwards

The figures behind this chart
Orange spent $11,706 per pupil in fiscal year 2023, against $6,712 in fiscal year 2005. Current spending per pupil, each fiscal year: current expenditure over fall membership, both as the district reported them to NCES. In the dollars of each year, not adjusted for inflation. A year with no column is a year the survey has no figure for.
Fiscal yearSpending per pupilCurrent expenditureMembership
FY2023$11,706$2.4 billion207,561
FY2022$11,578$2.4 billion203,224
FY2021$10,984$2.2 billion199,089
FY2020$10,486$2.2 billion208,875
FY2019$10,173$2.1 billion208,203
FY2018$9,641$2.0 billion203,982
FY2017$9,272$1.9 billion200,674
FY2016$8,966$1.8 billion196,951
FY2015$9,258$1.8 billion191,648
FY2014$8,726$1.6 billion187,092
FY2013$8,167$1.5 billion183,066
FY2012$8,022$1.4 billion180,000
FY2011$8,317$1.5 billion176,008
FY2010$8,206$1.4 billion173,259
FY2009$8,198$1.4 billion172,257
FY2008$8,756$1.5 billion174,142
FY2007$8,116$1.4 billion175,245
FY2006$7,388$1.3 billion175,609
FY2005$6,712$1.2 billion173,331

Revenue by source, fiscal year 2023

Revenue to Orange by source, fiscal year 2023, as the district reported it to NCES
SourceRevenueShare of total
Federal$495.4 million14.8%
State$930.3 million27.8%
Local$1.9 billion57.3%
Total$3.3 billion

Federal, state and local revenue as the F-33 records them. Each share is of the survey’s total revenue, so a part withheld does not inflate the others.

The district’s schools

275 operational schools, A to Z, 100 to a page: page 1 of 3.

2 more columns on a wider screen

Schools in Orange, page 1 of 3
SchoolStudents
34-M-W-7 (34-M-N-7)0
Acceleration East212
Acceleration West246
Access Charter115
Aloma Elementary509
Aloma High Charter447
Andover Elementary629
Apopka Elementary847
Apopka High3,446
Apopka Middle858
Arbor Ridge K-8756
Aspire Academy Charter100
Atwater Bay Elementary748
Audubon Park School1,184
Avalon Elementary553
Avalon Middle791
Azalea Park Elementary470
Baldwin Park Elementary732
Bay Lake Elementary680
Bay Meadows Elementary764
Beta50
Blankner K-8824
Bonneville Elementary375
Bridgeprep Academy Charter299
Bridgewater Middle1,178
Brookshire Elementary608
Camelot Elementary545
Carver Middle639
Castle Creek Elementary555
Castleview Elementary693
Catalina Elementary588
Central Florida Leadership Academy Charter100
Chain of Lakes Middle955
Chancery High Charter438
Cheney Elementary397
Chickasaw Elementary551
Citrus Elementary506
Clay Springs Elementary626
College Park Middle624
Colonial High3,239
Columbia Elementary489
Conway Elementary426
Conway Middle735
Corner Lake Middle767
Cornerstone Academy Charter1,094
Cornerstone Charter Academy High615
Cypress Creek High3,127
Cypress Springs Elementary619
Deerwood Elementary472
Devereux Treatment Program30
Dillard Street Elementary466
Discovery Middle814
Dommerich Elementary611
Dover Shores Elementary390
DR. Phillips Elementary638
DR. Phillips High2,964
Dream Lake Elementary674
Eagle Creek Elementary827
Eagles Nest Elementary625
East Lake Elementary432
East River High2,026
Eccleston Elementary354
Econ River High Charter327
Edgewater High2,000
Endeavor Elementary593
Engelwood Elementary557
Ese Transition131
Esteem Academy21
Forsyth Woods Elementary507
Freedom High2,504
Freedom Middle1,150
Glenridge Middle1,111
Gotha Middle988
Hamlin Elementary549
Hamlin Middle953
Hiawassee Elementary619
Hidden Oaks Elementary403
Hillcrest Elementary489
Hope Charter417
Horizon High School2,685
Horizon West Middle1,333
Hospital Homebound105
Howard Middle1,185
Hungerford Elementary281
Hunters Creek Elementary749
Hunters Creek Middle1,057
Independence Elementary889
Innovation High1,753
Innovation Middle1,239
Innovation Montessori Ocoee919
Innovations Middle Charter132
Ivey Lane Elementary284
John Young Elementary617
Jones High1,653
Judson B Walker Middle872
Juvenile Detention69
Juvenile Offenders Program11
Keenes Crossing Elementary954
Kelly Park School1,073
Killarney Elementary344

The district’s entry

Name as NCES lists it
ORANGE
Status
Open
Type
Regular public school district that is not a component of a supervisory union
Charter status
Not a charter district
Grades
Pre-kindergarten to Grade 12
NCES district ID
1201440

Elsewhere

Sources

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