Shingle Creek Elementary School

The Shingle Creek Elementary attendance zone covers a wide corridor in southwest Orlando — including the Shingle Creek, Millennia, Millennia Gardens, parts of Tangelo Park, and the Sadler area. The boundary runs roughly from the Millennia mall area south toward Oak Ridge Road and east toward the I-4 corridor. Because the zone is large and irregular, the only reliable way to confirm a specific address is through OCPS's Find My School tool at ocps.net. Always verify before making an offer — adjacent streets can feed different schools.

Enrollment is automatic for families zoned to Shingle Creek. Contact OCPS Student Enrollment at 407-317-3233 or use the portal at ocps.net to start the process. You'll need proof of address and standard OCPS enrollment documents. For the Gifted & Talented program, your child must be referred and tested separately — talk to the school counselor after enrollment. Before and after school care (Dramatic Education) is a paid add-on through the school office.

Homes in the 32839 ZIP — which covers most of the Shingle Creek attendance zone — have a median sale price around $255,000 (March 2026 Redfin data), making it one of the more affordable entry points in Orange County. Single-family homes in the Shingle Creek and Millennia neighborhoods typically run 3 bedrooms. The area is dense with apartments and condos as well, which pull the median lower. For a zone-filtered search of homes actually for sale, ask Ben for a current list.

The school operates with standard OCPS security: controlled campus access, front-office sign-in required for all visitors, and an assigned School Resource Officer. The surrounding Millennia and Shingle Creek neighborhoods are active, mixed-use areas near the tourist corridor — crime rates are higher than Orange County suburbs like Windermere or Dr. Phillips, which is part of why homes in this zone are priced well below the metro median. The school itself is a supervised environment; the zone's character varies significantly by block and specific address.

Both serve the Millennia corridor, but their attendance zones are distinct — Shingle Creek's zone runs farther south and west, while Millennia Elementary covers the neighborhoods closer to the mall's northern approach. Both are OCPS public elementaries, both are Title I schools, and both feed into the southwest Orlando middle/high school chain. If you're choosing between two homes near the Millennia corridor, the zone each address falls into may differ. Use ocps.net/find-my-school with the exact street address — don't assume based on subdivision name or ZIP code.