Beta You're viewing our redesigned school page. Prefer the classic layout?

Celebration K-8

Public Grades K-8
684th
SchoolDigger Rank ?
of 2,258 Florida Elementary Schools
Better than 70% of Florida elementary schools
Summary

Celebration K-8 is a public elementary and middle school located in the affluent community of Celebration, Florida, serving 1,584 students in grades K-8. This school consistently outperforms its district, the Osceola School District, and the state of Florida in academic assessments across various grade levels and subjects.

In the 2024-2025 school year, Celebration K-8 had an impressive 96% proficiency in Algebra 1, compared to 53% for the Osceola district and 60% for Florida. The school also had 100% proficiency in Geometry, 99% in Biology 1, and 85% in Civics, all significantly higher than the district and state averages. Celebration K-8 has a strong statewide ranking, placing in the top 30% of Florida elementary schools in recent years, and earning a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger.

While Celebration K-8 has experienced higher chronic absenteeism rates in recent years, ranging from 18.5% to 34.9%, these rates are still lower than the district average. Additionally, the school has a higher per-student spending compared to the district, with $10,003 spent per student in the 2023-2024 school year, compared to the district's average of $10,834. These factors may contribute to the school's academic success, which is further highlighted by its outperformance of nearby Flora Ridge Elementary School, Four Corners Charter School, and other schools within the Osceola School District.

1,498
Students ?
16.6
Student/teacher ratio ?
$10,098
Per pupil spending ?
32.2%
Free/discounted lunch ?
 510 Campus St
       Celebration, FL  34747

(407) 566-2300

District: Osceola


Students who attend Celebration K-8 usually attend:

High:    Celebration High School
Racial breakdown:

Hispanic:
45.0%
White:
43.3%
Two or more races:
4.6%
more
 See top rated Florida elementary schools

 Compare Celebration K-8 to nearby elementary schools!
At a glance
Ranking trend: Declining — 92nd percentile in 2014 → 70th in 2025
Strengths
Test scores above the Florida average (70% vs 59% meeting standards)
Among the top-ranked schools in Osceola
Above the Florida median (70th percentile)
Worth a look
!Ranking has slipped — down 22 percentile points since 2014
Students meeting standards (2024-2025) ?
This school70%
District avg51%
Florida avg59%
Elementary school
684th of 2,258
Florida public elementary schools ?
Top 30%▼ down 23 pts since 2016
From top 7% (2016) to top 30% (2025)
See the entire ranking list of Florida Elementary Schools →
SchoolDigger rating ?
Middle school
370th of 1,205
Florida public middle schools ?
Top 31%▼ down 15 pts since 2016
From top 16% (2016) to top 31% (2025)
See the entire ranking list of Florida Middle Schools →
SchoolDigger rating ?
3rd of 45Elementary Schools in the Osceola
57th of 67Osceola among Florida districts
Statewide rank percentile over time (100 = the top-ranked school in the state; click a legend item to add a student group)
Elementary school ranking
Show full rank history (all student groups)

All Students

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankFlorida percentileRating
202568.2684 of 225869.7%★★★☆☆
202462.3815 of 225663.9%★★★☆☆
202367.3682 of 224069.6%★★★☆☆
202268.6652 of 221970.6%★★★★☆
202180.1426 of 224781.0%★★★★☆
201986.2256 of 218288.3%★★★★☆
201883.7327 of 211884.6%★★★★☆
201788.3196 of 211290.7%★★★★★
201689.7156 of 208792.5%★★★★★
201488.8168 of 206491.9%★★★★★
201390.5134 of 202993.4%★★★★★
201287.4185 of 198490.7%★★★★★
201187.1176 of 198591.1%★★★★★
201087.9151 of 191992.1%★★★★★
200982.6272 of 184785.3%★★★★☆
200879.3329 of 178981.6%★★★★☆
200782.3277 of 178684.5%★★★★☆
200686.2196 of 168888.4%★★★★☆
200580.248 of 20276.2%★★★★☆
200476.364 of 19967.8%★★★☆☆
Middle school ranking
Show full rank history (all student groups)

All Students

YearAvg scoreStatewide rankFlorida percentileRating
202566.3370 of 120569.3%★★★☆☆
202465.7379 of 119668.3%★★★☆☆
202368.3342 of 117770.9%★★★★☆
202268.8317 of 114872.4%★★★★☆
202186.7112 of 113690.1%★★★★★
201991.167 of 109993.9%★★★★★
201888.4111 of 103589.3%★★★★☆
201786.7124 of 103188.0%★★★★☆
201682.0158 of 99784.2%★★★★☆
201490.069 of 99993.1%★★★★★
201390.557 of 95694.0%★★★★★
201291.053 of 89794.1%★★★★★
201189.458 of 89193.5%★★★★★
201084.895 of 83988.7%★★★★☆
200983.1108 of 78086.2%★★★★☆
200881.3116 of 74084.3%★★★★☆
200786.476 of 73689.7%★★★★☆
200684.284 of 67587.6%★★★★☆
200587.058 of 60290.4%★★★★★
200478.6109 of 59381.6%★★★★☆
By subject vs Florida (2024-2025) ?
Geometry100%+45 vs state
Biology 199%+28 vs state
Algebra 196%+36 vs state
Civics85%+14 vs state
Math68%+9 vs state
English Language Arts65%+8 vs state
Science58%+6 vs state

2.8
4 ratings · 2 written reviews
51
41
30
20
12
Rate Celebration K-8
Have first-hand experience? A quick rating - and a sentence or two about what stands out (teachers, academics, safety, communication) - helps other families know what to expect.
Takes about a minute. We email you a link to verify your review - your address is never shown publicly.
Tap a star to rate
What people are saying
by a parent
Monday, October 7, 2019

Open Quote This is one of those sick schools where nothing will improve until they get a new principal. Since coming, she has stopped parents from being able to eat lunch with their kids and stopped parents from being able to volunteer in the school building. When I asked for a tour before we enrolled I was refused. What are they hiding? I have not even seen the inside of the school where my daughter goes every day. The principal is an elementary school teacher with an online masters degree, not a big thinker. Instead of finding out why the kids aren't happy and making changes, she just doles out more punishments. The latest one is to have kids sit in alphabetical order at lunchtime. This is the only time they can see their friends since middle school has no recess. So now they can't see their friends at all, especially since seating is assigned on the bus as well. Another problem is with the kids' physical needs. Lunchtime is at 2:09pm which is too late. The principal says they can snack during the three minutes they walk to class. But this is not a proper meal, and not healthy in the slightest. My daughter feels sick from this and rarely eats dinner or lunch anymore because her appetite has been disrupted. I know I would feel sick if I snacked all day and then ate lunch at 2pm. Despite many emails and my daughter meeting with the counselor many times, the issues have not been resolved at all. Many parents have told me the same thing- that nothing changes even if you make a huge effort to gather parents and try to discuss the problems with the administration. Parents don't write reviews online because of their home values. They did complain by the hundreds in the past on Celebration Parents of School Aged Children facebook, but now the administrator gets a call from the school if that happens, so if you mention the school she will take down your post. One lady mentioned that her son became underweight from the school lunch policy, and as I was writing a reply her post was removed. My daughter cries every day, morning and night, since starting three weeks ago, and there is no solution in sight. Half of her teacher yell at the kids too, and there is bullying because the kids are so unhappy. I am so sad that we moved to Celebration, and the strange thing is that we moved especially because we thought it would be a great school. Close Quote


by a parent
Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Open Quote I would not recommend this school to anyone! This school lets the teachers teach what they want! This is a total joke! THEY WILL ONLY TEACH THE STUDENT ON WHAT THE FCAT TESTING IS FOR THAT CURRENT YEAR!! They don't send ANY papers home, they don't grade anything in a timely manner and they don't care about parental involvement at all! The Middle school, however, is wonderful, as the counselor really listens to you. All of the 8th grade teachers have it together, as well. On the flip side, the elementary counselor doesn't do what she says and she should have retired about 20 years ago! No joke! Don't let the "A" rating fool you! It may be an "A" in Florida, but because they're still in the bottom of the nation, it would be an "F" anywhere else. This is our third and final year of utter frustration here!! By the way, my kids scored high on all of the FCAT tests (PERFECT on some), but that's only because we supplement their daily work (because they complain DAILY of learning nothing at school)! This is really an honest message to the concerned parent. We had read a few bad comments about the school before moving here, but we blew them off. Heed these words, as I'm trying to forewarn you! Close Quote





Schools Near Celebration K-8









Frequently Asked Questions about Celebration K-8

In the 2024-25 school year, 1,498 students attended Celebration K-8.

Celebration K-8 ranks 684th of 2258 Florida elementary schools. SchoolDigger rates this school 3 stars out of 5.

Students at Celebration K-8 are 45% Hispanic, 43% White, 5% Two or more races, 4% Asian, 3% African American.

Students who attend Celebration K-8 usually go on to attend:

High : Celebration High School


Rate Celebration K-8!



Sign up for updates!

Be the first to know when there is an update for Celebration K-8!




SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the Florida Department of Education.

IMPORTANT DISCLAIMERS: Not all boundaries are included. We make every effort to ensure that boundaries are up-to-date. But it's important to note that these are approximations and are for general informational purposes only. To verify legal descriptions of boundaries or school locations, contact your local tax assessor's office and/or school district.





Diagnostics

None retrieved from Database in 85 milliseconds.