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Unlock Your Child's Potential: Every Day Matters

Ready to give your child the best chance at success? It all starts with regular school attendance! Every day in the classroom is a chance to learn, grow, and connect.

Click here to learn more!

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What is ParentSquare?

ParentSquare is a unified communication platform that offers a variety of tools that allow the district, school administrators and teachers to more effectively communicate and engage with families and students.

Click here to learn more!

Image promoting awareness for Childhood Cancer with a yellow ribbon.

A parent and child look at a laptop screen together.

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Parents, now is the time!

At OCPS, we believe that every student deserves a thriving future, and it all starts with the right educational foundation. Click below to enroll your child and become part of a community that’s united in purpose and passionate about student success.

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Community Connect visible in the foreground.

Need to Locate Resources? You can search for free or reduced cost programs such as food, housing, mental health, education programs, and other social services provided directly by Community Based Organizations.

Click here to learn more!

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Students are seen in a cafeteria setting, possibly eating lunch.

Text on a teal background reads: ARE YOU READY?

Hurricane Season: June 1 - November 30

Hurricanes are dangerous and can cause major damage from storm surge, wind damage, rip currents and flooding.

Click here for helpful resources!

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OCPS Parent Portal Concerns?

If you are experiencing issues with an OCPS Parent Portal Application (i.e. Skyward Family Access, Canvas Parent) please click below for support.

Parent Portal Concerns Form

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August 23, 2025

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Please join PTA $5 per family, we are eager to listen and work with our families this year as we GO FOR GOLD Our first meeting is this Tuesday at 4:00 pm We need 100% membership from staff and famil. . .

August 13, 2025

False Threat Information Course

OCPS families, State law requires school districts to provide you with information on the consequences of making a threat or false report through FortifyFL or other means. We strongly encourage all pa. . .

July 29, 2025

Orange County Public Schools leaders gather for annual ILI at Horizon High School

More than 800 OCPS leaders came together to connect, grow and collaborate on ways to enhance education and spread positivity at our schools. It's all about helping each other prepare, inspire and empo. . .

July 29, 2025

How the OCPS IT 'ninjas' keeps 200+ schools powered and protected

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Orange County Public Schools IT Team, the unsung heroes who keep over 200 schools and thousands of devices running smoothly every day. From troubleshooting network. . .

July 24, 2025

Ocoee High students spend the summer building their own black box theater

While most teens were sleeping in this summer, these Ocoee High students picked up drills and hammers. They built a new black box theater -- with their own hands. This project is about more than a per. . .

July 17, 2025

Homeless Education Summit | How OCPS is helping to support homeless students

Lighting the Way!For the fifth consecutive year, OCPS hosted the Homeless Summit, reaffirming our commitment to lighting the way for students experiencing housing instability.The summit brought togeth. . .

July 17, 2025

OCPS Language Line connects families to live interpreters

Language Line is a direct connection to live interpreters in over 240 languages. Through Language Line, OCPS schools will be able to provide interpretation services to our diverse families.

July 17, 2025

Advanced Studies Symposium helps students plan for life after high school

Options, opportunities and next steps: our OCPS Advanced Studies Symposium gave students a head start on life after high school! From colleges to career pathways, it was a one-stop shop for future pla. . .

July 16, 2025

Orange County Public Schools music teachers dive into Orff Schulwerk training

When teachers have this much fun training, imagine how their students will feel!This summer, many of our music educators participated in the nationally recognized Orff Schulwerk Teacher Education cour. . .

June 30, 2025

Beloved principal retires after 37 years with OCPS

After 37 years with OCPS, Dr. Suzanne Knight, principal of Hamlin Middle School, is retiring -- and it's clear she will be truly missed! Watch as her co-workers and students share their heartfelt mess. . .

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School Profile

The exterior of Ivey Lane Elementary School under a bright blue sky.

Vision: Every student graduates prepared and inspired for a thriving future.

Mission: Together with our families and community, we empower students with a superior academic experience, essential life skills, and boundless opportunities.

Address: 209 Silverton Street, Orlando, FL 32811

Phone: 407-296-6420

Principal: Gorsha L. Galbraith

Mascot: Knights

Colors: Black, Gold

School Hours: 07:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Grades: ESE, VPK 4 – 5^{^th}

Principal’s Message
School's Leader

Greetings!

Thank you for visiting The Ivey Lane Elementary School's website, where Smart is Cool and a Place of Excellence! Home of the Knights.

Our school's staff, families, and community Partners in Education are proud of the academic achievement Ivey Lane Elementary School has made over the past few years. We strive to educate the “whole child,” including social, emotional, and academic elements.

Ivey Lane Elementary School earned a " B " grade from the Florida Department of Education for the 2024-2025 school year.

We are proud to offer Free afterschool clubs on Thursdays, which include Mini Nurse Academy, Running, Recycling, and Chess.
Dance and Gardening for all scholars. We are proud to be a Green and Energy Star School.

These programs help make learning meaningful and enjoyable for our diverse group of scholars. Our teachers receive extensive professional learning opportunities and work collaboratively to stay abreast of best educational practices. We aim to ensure that our staff prepare our students to master a rigorous standards-aligned curriculum.

Ivey Lane Elementary School’s doors are always open to volunteers and student mentors. However, to ensure the safety of our students and staff, we require visitors to present a valid ID and sign in at the main office, as safety is our top priority.

Thank you for allowing us to work with your children and family. We look forward to working with you to provide the BEST educational experience for our students.

Gorsha L. Galbraith
Principal

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