Kissimmee Middle, 2410 Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee: grades 6-8, 892 students (2024-25), a B in 2026 state grades. 407-870-0857.

Last checked Oct. 10, 2026. Sources: The School District of Osceola County, its school directory, zoning and feeder pattern pages, 2026-27 calendar and bell times; the school’s website; the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades; the federal NCES school directory.

Kissimmee Middle School is a School District of Osceola County middle school at 2410 Dyer Blvd., inside Kissimmee city limits. In the district’s 2026-27 zones, about 18,140 of the 34,091 homes inside the city, 53%, are zoned for it.

Who to call

  • Front office: 407-870-0857, 2410 Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee, FL 34741
  • School website: kmms.osceolaschools.net
  • Enrolling a student: Student Services, 407-870-4897; the district’s registration page
  • Which school is yours, and bus service: the district’s BusPlanner address search; Transportation Services, 407-483-3673
  • District main line: The School District of Osceola County, 407-870-4600
Address 2410 Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone 407-870-0857
Grades 6-8
Principal Michael Melvin
2026 state grade B (60% of points)
Students, 2024-25 892

Principal. Michael Melvin is the principal, according to the school’s Our Administrators page.

Enrollment and teachers

  • Federal count: 892 students in the 2024-25 school year, with 52 full-time-equivalent classroom teachers, according to the NCES directory. That is about 17 students per teacher.
  • Grades served: grades 6 through 8.

State report card

Florida gave Kissimmee Middle a B in its 2026 school grades, released in July for the 2025-26 school year, with 60% of possible points. It earned a B in 2025 and a C in 2024, according to the Florida Department of Education’s 2026 school grades file. The school’s state report card has enrollment and test results by student group; it is an interactive dashboard that could not be read for this page.

2026 school grade measure Result
School grade B (60% of points)
English language arts achievement 44%
English language arts learning gains 60%
English learning gains, lowest-performing 25% 57%
Math achievement 46%
Math learning gains 59%
Math learning gains, lowest-performing 25% 58%
Science achievement 52%
Social studies achievement 74%
Middle school acceleration 92%

Florida grades schools A to F on the share of possible points earned across these measures. Achievement is the share of tested students on grade level; learning gains is the share who improved from the year before. For a middle school, A is 64% of possible points or more, B is 57% to 63%, C is 44% to 56% and D is 34% to 43%, the state’s file says.

Attendance zone and feeder schools

Zones do not follow city limits. We matched the City of Kissimmee’s residential parcels to the district’s 2026-27 zone map: about 18,140 homes inside the city, 53% of the total, are zoned for Kissimmee Middle, mostly in the North John Young Parkway area (about 6,230), the Flora Ridge area (about 3,860), the MLK Boulevard area (about 2,280), the Tapestry area (about 1,990), the Shingle Creek area (about 1,690), the Bass Road area (about 1,050) and the Vine Street area (about 930). Check any address with the district’s BusPlanner search or its 2026-27 attendance zone map book (PDF).

Feeder schools. The district’s 2026-27 feeder patterns (PDF) list Central Avenue, Flora Ridge, Highlands, Island Village, Kissimmee, Pleasant Hill, Reedy Creek, Sunrise and Thacker Avenue elementaries as feeding Kissimmee Middle. From here, students go on to Celebration High, Liberty High, Osceola High and Poinciana High, depending on the address, the high school list (PDF) shows.

Questions about zone lines go to the district’s Planning Services GIS team, 407-483-3671. A school other than the zoned one needs School Choice approval first; options are on myosceolachoice.school.

Calendar and bell times

From the district’s 2026-27 calendar (PDF), revised Sept. 8, 2026:

  • Monday, Oct. 12: student holiday (teacher workday or emergency make-up day)
  • Wednesday, Nov. 11: Veterans Day, no school
  • Friday, Nov. 20: early release
  • Nov. 23-27: Thanksgiving break
  • Dec. 21 to Jan. 1: winter break; classes resume Monday, Jan. 4

Bell times. Kissimmee Middle runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:25 p.m., with a 3:25 p.m. dismissal on Wednesdays, and serves breakfast from 9 to 9:30 a.m., according to the district’s 2026-27 bell and breakfast times (PDF). The front office is open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., the district directory says.

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Frequently asked questions

What grades does Kissimmee Middle School serve?

Kissimmee Middle serves grades 6 through 8. It is at 2410 Dyer Blvd., Kissimmee, and its main line is 407-870-0857.

What is Kissimmee Middle School’s Florida school grade?

Kissimmee Middle earned a B in Florida’s 2026 school grades, with 60% of possible points. It earned a B in 2025 and a C in 2024.

Which high school does Kissimmee Middle School feed into?

Depending on the address, Celebration High, Liberty High, Osceola High and Poinciana High, according to the district’s 2026-27 feeder patterns.

What time does Kissimmee Middle School start?

Classes run from 9:30 a.m. to 4:25 p.m., with a 3:25 p.m. dismissal on Wednesdays, according to the district’s 2026-27 bell times.