The 21 public schools on the Kissimmee list: addresses, grades, enrollment, 2026 Florida grades and zones. School District of Osceola County: 407-870-4600.
Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: The School District of Osceola County, its school directory, zoning and feeder pattern pages, map of schools inside Kissimmee city limits (PDF) and charter schools page; the City of Kissimmee’s parcel and city limits layers; the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades; the federal NCES school directory and the NCES Private School Universe Survey.
Every traditional public school in Kissimmee is run by The School District of Osceola County, the countywide district based at 817 Bill Beck Blvd., not by the city. Attendance zones do not follow city limits or ZIP codes: homes inside the city are zoned for five different high schools in 2026-27, and several schools with a Kissimmee mailing address sit outside the city.
Find your schools
- Look up an address: the district’s BusPlanner search shows the zoned schools and whether a bus is available; the full 2026-27 attendance zone map book (PDF) has every boundary
- Zone questions: Planning Services GIS team, 407-483-3671
- Enrolling: Student Services, 407-870-4897; the district’s registration page
- District main line: The School District of Osceola County, 407-870-4600
- By neighborhood: our neighborhoods guide shows the zoned schools in each part of the city
We matched the City of Kissimmee’s 34,091 homes on residential parcels inside city limits to the district’s 2026-27 zone map:
- High school: about 65% Osceola High, 18% Gateway High, 8% Poinciana High, 6% Celebration High and 4% Liberty High.
- Middle school: about 53% Kissimmee Middle, 36% Denn John Middle, 7% Knights Point K-8 and 3% Horizon Middle, with fewer than 1% zoned for Neptune Middle.
- Elementary: Central Avenue, Flora Ridge, Kissimmee, Thacker Avenue, Mill Creek, Highlands, Cypress and Knights Point each cover 7% to 18% of city homes; about 4% are zoned for Pleasant Hill Elementary and fewer than 1% for Partin Settlement Elementary, both outside the city.
The list below has the 11 district schools the district maps inside the city limits that take students by zone, the four district high schools outside the city whose zones cover city homes, and the six public charter schools inside the city. Enrollment is the federal count for 2024-25. The grade is Florida’s 2026 school grade with the share of possible points, from the state’s grades file; each grade links to the school’s state report card. The zone column is the share of city homes zoned for the school. Tables are in alphabetical order.
High schools
| School | Address | Grades | Students, 2024-25 | 2026 grade | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Celebration High School | 1809 Celebration Blvd., Celebration | 9-12 | 2,681 | B (63%) | 6% of city homes |
| Gateway High School | 93 Panther Paws Trail | 9-12 | 1,882 | B (64%) | 18% of city homes |
| Liberty High School | 4250 Pleasant Hill Road | 9-12 | 1,362 | C (55%) | 4% of city homes |
| Osceola High School | 420 S. Thacker Ave. | 9-12 | 2,345 | C (57%) | 65% of city homes |
| Poinciana High School | 2300 S. Poinciana Blvd. | 9-12 | 2,573 | B (61%) | 8% of city homes |
Only Osceola High is inside the city limits. Gateway is about 3 miles east of downtown, Poinciana about 6 miles southwest, Liberty about 9 miles south and Celebration about 10 miles west.
Middle schools
| School | Address | Grades | Students, 2024-25 | 2026 grade | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Denn John Middle School | 2001 Denn John Lane | 6-8 | 809 | C (54%) | 36% of city homes |
| Kissimmee Middle School | 2410 Dyer Blvd. | 6-8 | 892 | B (60%) | 53% of city homes |
Knights Point K-8, listed with the elementary schools, is the zoned middle school for about 7% of city homes.
Elementary and K-8 schools
| School | Address | Grades | Students, 2024-25 | 2026 grade | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Central Avenue Elementary School | 500 W. Columbia Ave. | Pre-K to 5 | 529 | C (47%) | 18% of city homes |
| Cypress Elementary School | 2251 Lakeside Drive | Pre-K to 5 | 455 | B (58%) | 8% of city homes |
| Flora Ridge Elementary School | 2900 Dyer Blvd. | Pre-K to 5 | 765 | C (49%) | 16% of city homes |
| Highlands Elementary School | 800 W. Donegan Ave. | Pre-K to 5 | 564 | D (39%) | 9% of city homes |
| Kissimmee Elementary School | 3700 W. Donegan Ave. | Pre-K to 5 | 740 | B (59%) | 15% of city homes |
| Knights Point K-8 School | 4890 Golden Knight Blvd. | K-8 | 1,239 | C (48%) | 14% of city homes |
| Mill Creek Elementary School | 1700 Mill Slough Road | Pre-K to 5 | 610 | B (55%) | 11% of city homes |
| Thacker Avenue Elementary for International Studies | 301 N. Thacker Ave. | Pre-K to 5 | 661 | B (54%) | 12% of city homes |
Knights Point K-8 opened for the 2024-25 school year and keeps its students through eighth grade.
Charter schools
Public charter schools are tuition-free and sponsored by the Osceola County School Board but run by their own governing boards. None takes students by zone; families apply to the school, and several use a lottery when a grade has more applicants than seats. Main Street High, which serves students behind on credits, and UCP Kissimmee are not in the state’s A-to-F grades file.
| School | Address | Grades | Students, 2024-25 | 2026 grade | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kissimmee Charter Academy | 2850 Bill Beck Blvd. | K-8 | 752 | C (59%) | None; apply to the school |
| Lincoln-Marti Charter School Osceola Campus | 2244 Fortune Road | K-8 (federal; sources differ) | 120 | C (53%) | None; apply to the school |
| Main Street High School | 1100 N. Main St. | 9-12 | 398 | Not graded; report card | None; apply to the school |
| Osceola Science Charter School | 2849 N. John Young Parkway | K-12 | 1,158 | A (69%) | None; apply to the school |
| Renaissance Charter School at Tapestry | 2510 W. Carroll St. | K-8 | 1,419 | B (64%) | None; apply to the school |
| UCP Kissimmee Charter School | 155 W. Oak St. | Pre-K to 5 | 206 | Not graded; report card | None; apply to the school |
Enrollment by school
Federal counts for the 2024-25 school year, from the NCES Common Core of Data. Together the 21 schools had 22,160 students.
Other district programs
The district’s map of schools inside the city (PDF) also shows New Beginnings Education Center at 2599 W. Vine St., an alternative school. Three countywide schools have open zones, so any Osceola County student who meets their criteria may apply: NeoCity Academy, the Osceola County School for the Arts and the Professional and Technical High School (PATHS), according to the district’s feeder patterns (PDF). Placement and choice questions go to the district’s School Choice office at myosceolachoice.school.
Private schools
The NCES Private School Universe Survey for 2023-24 lists 41 private schools with a Kissimmee mailing address. These 13 are inside the city limits, matched with the U.S. Census Bureau’s geocoder and the city’s parcel layer; three more could not be placed and are left out. Names, grades and enrollment are as the survey reports them:
- Cadest, 1156 E. Vine St., grades 7-12, 90 students (federal listing)
- Faith Harvest Christian Academy, 1537 Mill Slough Road, kindergarten to grade 11, 22 students (federal listing)
- Freedomland Christian Academy, 1210 N. Main St., pre-K to grade 12, 120 students (federal listing)
- Holy Redeemer Catholic School, 1800 W. Columbia Ave., pre-K to grade 8, 534 students (website; federal listing)
- IBCK Educational Center, 2275 Fortune Road, pre-K to grade 12, 232 students (federal listing)
- International School for Autism/Global Leaders Academy, 3501 W. Vine St., Suite 105, pre-K to grade 12, 119 students (federal listing)
- Kingdom Kids Christian Academy, 1003 S. John Young Parkway, pre-K to grade 6, 150 students (federal listing)
- Kissimmee Christian Academy, 415 N. Main St., pre-K to grade 8, 187 students (federal listing)
- Mt. Sinai Arts Preparatory Academy, 1901 S. John Young Parkway, No. 106, grades 2-12, 16 students (federal listing)
- New Direction Academy - Kissimmee, 3501 W. Vine St., Suite 225, kindergarten to grade 12, 153 students (federal listing)
- Piece of Heaven Christian Academy Inc., 301 Church St., grades 3-12, 32 students (federal listing)
- Shinning Star Christian Preparatory Academy, 101 W. Cypress St., Unit C, kindergarten to grade 3, 16 students (federal listing)
- Trinity Lutheran School, 3016 W. Vine St., pre-K to grade 12, 213 students (federal listing)
More
- Our Kissimmee schools guide has the full 2026-27 calendar, enrollment steps, district grades and School Board members.
- The district’s school directory lists each school’s principal, phone and office hours.
- Friday night games: Friday night football and the scoreboard.
Frequently asked questions
Which school district serves Kissimmee, Florida?
The School District of Osceola County runs every traditional public school in Kissimmee; the city does not run schools. Its main line is 407-870-4600, and its office is at 817 Bill Beck Blvd.
How do I find which schools my Kissimmee address is zoned for?
Enter the address in the district’s BusPlanner search, which shows the zoned schools and whether a bus is available, or check the 2026-27 attendance zone map book. Zone questions go to Planning Services, 407-483-3671.
Which high schools serve Kissimmee?
In the 2026-27 zones, about 65% of homes in city limits are zoned for Osceola High, 18% for Gateway High, 8% for Poinciana High, 6% for Celebration High and 4% for Liberty High.
How many public schools are on the Kissimmee list?
Twenty-one: 11 district schools inside the city limits (one high, two middle, seven elementary and one K-8), four district high schools outside the city whose zones cover city homes, and six public charter schools inside the city.
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