One of Lake Nona's longest-running A-rated elementaries is starting its 20th year. It has also been redrawn more than once, which is the part buyers most need to understand.

Moss Park Elementary School entrance on N. Shore Golf Club Boulevard in Lake Nona, Orlando

Moss Park Elementary School is an Orange County Public Schools elementary at 9301 N. Shore Golf Club Blvd, Orlando, FL 32832, serving Pre-K through 5th grade. It opened in 2007, and 2026-27 is its 20th school year. It earned an A every year from 2021-22 through 2025-26, and the school says it has held an A since 2014. NCES lists 842 students for 2024-25, down from 1,184 in 2019-20 as newer schools took over parts of its zone. The mascot is the Eagle.

Moss Park Elementary was here before most of the neighborhoods around it. It opened in 2007, eight years before Eagle Creek Elementary and a decade before Laureate Park Elementary, and it has spent much of the time since handing parts of its attendance zone to newer schools.

That history is useful for anyone buying in this part of Lake Nona. The school's record is strong and stable. Which homes it serves has not been.

Where is Moss Park Elementary School?

Moss Park Elementary is at 9301 N. Shore Golf Club Blvd, Orlando, FL 32832.

The neighborhoods closest to it are the eight Moss Park neighborhoods (Commons, Enclave, Landings, Oaks, Preserve, Reserve, Ridge and Trails), North Shore at Lake Hart, Isle of Pines and Live Oak Estates. Being near a school and being zoned for it are two different things, though. See the zoning section below.

Moss Park Elementary at a glance
District Orange County Public Schools (OCPS)
Grades Pre-K through 5th grade
Opened 2007; 2026-27 is its 20th school year
Address 9301 N. Shore Golf Club Blvd, Orlando, FL 32832
Enrollment 842 students (2024-25, NCES)
Classroom teachers 58 FTE; about 14.5 students per teacher (2024-25, NCES)
State school grade A every year 2021-22 through 2025-26
Mascot and colors Eagles; navy blue and yellow
Before/after care Champions

Is Moss Park Elementary in Moss Park?

No. "Moss Park" is the name of three different things in Lake Nona, and the school is not inside the park it shares a name with.

There is Moss Park the Orange County park, with its campground and boat ramps on Lake Hart and Lake Mary Jane (covered in our Moss Park camping and boating guide). There are the eight neighborhoods with Moss Park in their names, grouped on our Moss Park neighborhoods page. And there is the school, on N. Shore Golf Club Boulevard. A home in a Moss Park neighborhood is not automatically zoned for Moss Park Elementary. Check the address.

What is Moss Park Elementary's school grade?

Moss Park Elementary earned an A every year from 2021-22 through 2025-26, and the school says it has held an A since 2014.

The principal's message on the school's website adds that Moss Park has been recognized as a Florida School of Excellence, and that in its most recent results all of its student subgroups cleared the federal accountability threshold for the first time since 2018. Grades are released every summer and can change. For the current year, check the school's Florida Department of Education report card rather than a listing, a third-party ranking site or this post.

Why has Moss Park Elementary's enrollment dropped?

Because OCPS has moved parts of its zone to newer schools. NCES lists 1,184 students in 2019-20 and 842 in 2024-25.

Moss Park was one of the schools affected by a rezoning the School Board approved in May 2019, which took effect in August 2020. It was affected again by the rezoning for Innovation Elementary, approved in November 2024, which opened this August. Innovation's zone was drawn from areas previously served by Moss Park, Sun Blaze Elementary and Vista Lakes Elementary, so the 2026-27 number is likely to be different again.

A smaller enrollment is not a sign of a weaker school. It reflects this part of Lake Nona outgrowing one elementary and getting several.

Is my home zoned for Moss Park Elementary?

Check the exact address on the OCPS Find My School tool, and check it again before closing.

Moss Park is the clearest example in Lake Nona of why this matters. A home that was zoned for Moss Park a few years ago may be zoned for a different school today, and older listings and marketing often don't reflect that. Attendance zones are set by Orange County Public Schools, address by address.

Before you buy: look up the exact address on OCPS Find My School, save a dated screenshot, and look it up again close to closing. If a particular school is a deal-breaker, tell your agent at the start so it shapes the search.

What are the school hours and programs?

The school lists its hours as 8:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with before- and after-school care provided by Champions.

OCPS elementaries have a weekly early-release day, so check the district's bell schedule for the current year before you plan pickup. Families can get involved through the PTA, the School Advisory Council and ADDitions, the OCPS volunteer program. For the current list of clubs and activities, ask the front office or book a tour; the school posts tour information on its website.

What other elementary schools are near Moss Park?

Several newer OCPS elementaries now serve areas that once belonged to Moss Park.

If you are comparing, look at Sun Blaze Elementary, Eagle Creek Elementary and Village Park Elementary, along with the new Innovation Elementary. The full list of public, private and charter options is on our Lake Nona schools hub.

The Honest Version: Pros, Cons and Our Take

Pros

  • An A every year from 2021-22 through 2025-26, and an A since 2014 by the school's account.
  • About 14.5 students per classroom teacher in 2024-25.
  • Twenty years of history, so it has the established PTA and traditions that newer schools are still building.
  • Before- and after-school care on campus through Champions.

Cons

  • Its zone has been redrawn at least twice since 2019, and more homes are still being built nearby. Assignments near the edges of the zone are the least predictable.
  • The name causes real confusion with the county park and the Moss Park neighborhoods.
  • It is an older building than the newer Lake Nona elementaries.

Our Take: Moss Park Elementary's A record goes back more than a decade, and its smaller enrollment is a result of new schools opening around it, not of anything going wrong inside it. The risk for buyers is assuming a home is still zoned for it. Confirm the address on Find My School, and don't rely on the neighborhood name.

What the Neighbors Know

In Lake Nona, the school on a home's listing is a snapshot, and Moss Park has more old snapshots floating around than any other school.

Families who bought here in the 2010s have seen the school's zone shrink twice. The neighbors who handle it well look up the address, not the neighborhood name, and check again before closing. If you are looking at homes around the school, start with our Moss Park neighborhoods page, then North Shore at Lake Hart, Isle of Pines and Live Oak Estates.

Official Sources


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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Moss Park Elementary School?

Moss Park Elementary is at 9301 N. Shore Golf Club Blvd, Orlando, FL 32832. The nearest neighborhoods are the eight Moss Park neighborhoods, North Shore at Lake Hart, Isle of Pines and Live Oak Estates. Despite the name, the school is not inside the Orange County park called Moss Park.

When did Moss Park Elementary open?

It opened in 2007. The 2026-27 school year is its 20th.

What is Moss Park Elementary's school grade?

Moss Park earned an A every year from 2021-22 through 2025-26, and the school says it has held an A since 2014. Grades are released each summer; the school's Florida Department of Education report card shows the current one.

What grades does Moss Park Elementary serve?

Pre-K through 5th grade.

How many students attend Moss Park Elementary?

Federal NCES data lists 842 students and 58 full-time-equivalent classroom teachers for 2024-25, about 14.5 students per teacher. Enrollment was 1,184 in 2019-20, before newer schools took over part of its zone.

Is my home zoned for Moss Park Elementary?

Check the exact address on the OCPS Find My School tool. OCPS has redrawn Moss Park's zone more than once as new schools opened, most recently for Innovation Elementary in 2026, and living in a neighborhood with Moss Park in its name does not decide the assignment.

Does Moss Park Elementary have before- and after-school care?

Yes. The school lists Champions as its before- and after-school program provider.